The Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library’s Discovery Pass program is back, with a new and easier-to-use digital system, according to a news release.
A Discovery Pass gives you free admission or a tour pass to select local museums and attractions, and all you need is your library card.
Each pass provides a one-time admission or tour to an attraction on a specified date chosen by the customer.
The passes are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so reserving a pass in advance is recommended. Only one Discovery Pass can be checked out per adult library card.
Library customers can reserve a pass online and choose a specific date that they would like to visit the attraction within a 30-day period.
The customer can then print the pass or present it by phone at the museum or attraction for entry.
Participating museums and attractions include: the Tampa History Center; Hillsborough County Conservation Parks; the Glazer Children’s Museum; the American Victory Ship and Museum; the Tampa Theatre; the Henry B. Plant Museum; the Florida Holocaust Museum; Stageworks Theatre; the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts; the Tampa Museum of Art; the Straz Center for the Performing Arts; and The Florida Orchestra.
To sign up for a library card, visit HCPLC.org/GetACard.
Passes are not renewable; however, e-Passes can be replaced if lost.
To learn more about the Discovery Pass program, or to register, visit HCPLC.org/Discoverypass.
Published June 20, 2022
