Month: June 2020

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It’s Free for You, New York New York

Here are the Top 10 Free Museums in New York according to my cousin Frank Nonrev. As Frank said, “It’s Free for you, New York, New York.”

  1. American Museun of Natural History FREE – Save up to $23.00
    • Free Admission on Target Fridays from 4 – 8 p.m.
    • Location – 200 Central Park West
  2. Bronx Zoo FREE – Save up to $29.95
    • Admission by donation all day on Wednesday
    • Location – 1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY
  3. Museum of the City of New York – Free – Save up to $20
    • Free admission for single admission
    • Location – 1220 Fifth Ave. and 103rd. St.
  4. New York Botanical Garden  FREE – Save $15
    • Free admission (covers grounds only) on Wednesdays
    • Location – Bronx River Parkway and Fordham Road, Bronx, NY
  5. American Folk Art Museum FREE-
    • Free Admission every day.
    • Location – 45 West 53rd Street
  6. Asia Society and Museum FREE – Save $10
    • Free Admission on Fridays from 6-9 p.m.
    • Location – 725 Park Ave. at 70th St.
  7. Guggenheim Museum FREE – Save $25
    • Pay what you wish on Fridays from 7:00 – 9:30 p.m. (last ticket issued at 7:15)
    • Location – 1071 5th Avenue at 89th Street
  8. International Center for Photography FREE – Save $16
    • Admission to the frequently changing exhibitions is available with your voluntary contribution on Thursdays from 5-10 p.m.
    • Location – 1133 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd St.
  9. Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) FREE – Save $20
    • Free Admission on Target Fridays from 4 – 8 p.m.
    • Location – 11 West 53 Street
  10. American Museum of Natural History FREE – Save $20
    • Free Admission on Target Fridays from 4 – 8 p.m.
    • 200 Central Park West

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Adler at the Airport

One of my favorite Museums in Chicago is the Adler Planetarium. It is the first Planitarium in the United States. Not only does it have cover the exploration of the heavens, but it has a great collection donated by NASA like the Gemini Spacecraft. But here my secret, there is an Adler at the Airport.

At the end of the train tracks you will find a gallery of images from the Adler. Adler at the Airport and it’s all for free. You don’t even have to go through security, so you can go now when all the Museums are closed. All for the cost of taking the CTA’s Blue Line.

Here you will find some of the great images of space. The vary from what you can see with the naked eye to those that a huge telescope is need to glimpse the beauty at the edge of our universe. You will see the Moon and Sun like you have never seen before. There will also be my favorite, images of the Nebula.

Then there is the Not Expected, great images of Earth from Adler at the Airport. These images are of scientific phenomena that can be explained away with basic physics, but bring all of natures beauty into perspective.

Time to spare between flights? This is one of the may awesome things to see at the airports for FREE. But it’s not only Science, you will see a large of assortments of art. Then there is the Natural History that can take you back Millions of years to see Dinosaurs from the Field Museum.

When you get the chance, go Downtown to the Adler. You can do it for FREE just like in the Airport. If you want to find other major attractions to visit for free, you can check them out at Nonrevwebsite.com.

Tired of forgetting things on the vacation you planned all year for? Have no idea what to take on the trip? Get out NonRev Travel interactive checklist. Look for it on the column on the right!

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One of the Top 10 Free Museums in LA

California Science Center is a free hands on museum. It has several exhibits dealing with inventions, biology, and my favorite, Air and Space. There is an Imax Theater and special exhibits which require an entrance fee.

The Air and Space section explores Air and Aircraft, Humans in Space, Mission to the Planets, and Stars and Telescopes. You can also slip on a pair of wings and go into a wind tunnel or work the controls from the cockpit of a Bell-47 Helicopter. There are also an A-12 Blackbird, the Space Shuttle, Bell X-1, and a T-38, among other aircraft, that you can explore.

This is only the tip of the iceburg. There are several exhibits to explore that will keep you busy all day. Not bad for no cost. To see more of the Top 10 Free Attractions, go to the Los Angeles section of the NonRevWebsite.com To see free attractions form around the World, go to NonRevWebsite.com.

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Save $175, Top 10 Free Chicago Attractions

As a site that prides itself in finding the best deals when you travel, we think this is a great list. What makes it so great is the fact that it encompasses the best attractions the city has for FREE. These are places you will want to go, your children will want to go, and they are all FREE. Did I mention they were free?

With the financial difficulties we are all going through, I hope this list will help entertain you and your family and allow you to save money for things you might need it for, like a mortgage. So take this list and share it with everyone you know. And feel free to share your own free things to do in Chicago. 

  1. Field Museum – Special FREE Days Savings $38.00 –
  2. Shedd Aquarium – Special Free Days Savings $19.95
  3. Chicago History Museum – Free Monday Savings $19.00
  4. Museum of Science and Industry – Free Days Savings $21.95
  5. Lincoln Park Zoo – Free Days  Estimated Value $12.00
  6. Art Institute of Chicago – Free Days Savings $12.00
  7. Museum of Contemporary Art – Free Days Savings $15.00
  8. Adler Planetarium – Free Days Savings $28.00
  9. Chicago Children’s Museum – Free Days Savings $9.00
  10. John Hancock Building

Your can see all othese with links to the days they are free at on our Chicago Free Attraction Section. Please feel free to share this and add your free attractions. The person you give this too may give you a tip to a great free attraction.