Are you looking for coupons to use during your next adventure to the Museum of Science in Boston? Boston Museum of Science coupons can save you dollars off on admission tickets, and can be found various places online, including coupon websites such as Retail Me Not. You can also find savings on local Boston tourist websites, as part of the City Pass program, or through local print publications.

The Museum of Science in Boston first opened in 1864 under the name New England Museum of Natural History. Today, it is located on the Charles River Basin, and enjoys the title of the first museum to embrace all the scientific disciplines under one roof. The museum features innovative, interactive exhibits that both educate and entertain, and offers various traveling exhibits throughout the year, the latest one being the Harry Potter Exhibit.http://www.mos.org/visitor_info/about_the_museum/history_of_the_museum If you would like to learn more about the museum and ways to save, this page offers information and links on where to find coupons and discounts for the Boston Museum of Science.

The museum offers a variety of interactive exhibits, allowing visitors to understand the connection between science and technology. The museum features a planetarium, IMAX Theater, 3-D Digital Cinema, laser shows, simulated rides, and much more. The museum also offers live demonstrations daily, most of them in connection with ongoing or traveling exhibits.http://www.mos.org/exhibits_shows/current_exhibits

1. Sign up for the free e-newsletter on the museum's official website, and start receiving all the latest news and coupon offers directly in your e-mail's inbox.http://www.mos.org/
2. Save up to 29% when you purchase combination tickets to the museum, Moni, 3-D, or Butterfly exhibits.http://www.mos.org/visitor_info/admission
3. Museum members receive free admission into the exhibit halls, discounts for parking, the museum store, and the cafe.http://www.mos.org/visitor_info/admission
4. Purchase a City Pass and receive up to 30% discounts on 6 Boston area attractions, including the Museum of Science. Adults pay $44 and kids pay $28. This entitles you to admission to the Museum of Science, New England Aquarium, Museum of Fine Arts, JFK Library and Museum, Harvard Museum of Natural History, and the Skywalk Observatory.http://www.mos.org/visitor_info/admission

• Adults (12-59): $20
• Children (3-11): $17
• Children under 3 are free
• Seniors (60+): $18

• Regular Hours through July 4, 2010
• Open Saturday-Thursday 9am-5pm
• Open Friday 9am-9pm
• Closed Sunday