Museum of Science, Boston

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Museum of Science

Throughout September, Salem, MA residents and their families are invited to visit the Museum of Science, Boston to experience free science adventure. Explore more than 700 interactive exhibits, attend live presentations, experience indoor lightning storms, participate in hands-on demonstrations, and even view a free Omni film!

Special dates:

September 10 and 17: Enjoy a free MBTA train trip to Boston led by Mayor Kimberley Driscoll (September 17) or Representative John Keenan (September 10). Meet at the Salem MBTA station and receive a free, round-trip ticket valid for the 10:38 a.m. train to North Station and a same-day return. Upon arrival at North Station, Museum staff and volunteers will guide Salem residents on a short walk to the Museum. Please note that children must be accompanied by an adult. The City of Salem, the Museum of Science, and the MBTA are not responsible for unsupervised children.

Free admission details:

For your free admission passes to the Exhibit Halls and Mugar Omni Theater, check your mailbox or visit Salem City Hall, the Salem Public Library, or the Salem Parks and Recreation Department (located at 5 Broad Street).

For use by Salem, MA residents only. As proof of residency, a valid MA driver's license or photo ID card is required. Not valid for Butterfly Garden or 3-D Digital Cinema; separate ticket required. Not valid for special exhibitions or venues requiring separate admission. Not available for phone or online orders, or for school or other group reservations. May not be combined with other offers, and passes are not for resale.

Photo © Michael Malyszko

This program is supported by the City of Salem and Mayor Kimberley Driscoll, and is generously funded by the Norman H. Read Trust.

Related Links:

Directions to the Museum of Science
MBTA Newburyport / Rockport Line Schedule