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Simply visit culturepass.nyc, select The New York Public Library, enter your library card barcode and pin, then choose from the variety of participating institutions and select when you'd like to visit. You can borrow passes for dates between two and three months in advance (depending on availability), and can have two pending reservations at any given time. After reserving a pass -- for two or four people -- you can print your pass at home or at your local library, or select the mobile option, and show the reservation confirmation on your phone.Cultural institutions currently participating in Culture Pass include the following, but more will be added on an ongoing basis:
Make a Culture Pass Reservation To get started, visit the Culture Pass website and follow these steps:Under 'Reserve a Pass,' select New York Public Library Cardholders.Log in to the Culture Pass reservation system using your library card barcode/username and pin. Browse available passes by date, venue or location. Each pass will offer free entry for either two or four people; please read the details carefully.Make a reservation. Retrieve your pass shortly before your visit. (Once you print or download your pass, you cannot cancel your reservation.) You must show ID when redeeming Culture Pass. |
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fyi, one pass per cultural institution per calendar year
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How is this different from other programs like IDNYC?
The Culture Pass program limits people to one free day pass per institution per year, while IDNYC allows for free year-long memberships.
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