Black Friday Shopping Has Arrived in Philly, with Deals Galore for Museums, Theaters, and Attractions.
If you're looking for some last-minute gift ideas or want to treat yourself to something special, now's the time to take advantage of Black Friday deals at Philadelphia's top museums, theaters, and attractions. From discounts on year-long memberships to exclusive events and merchandise, there's something for everyone this holiday season.
First up is the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA), which is offering a whopping 30% off its online store items - including clothing, art prints, holiday decorations, books, kids' toys, jewelry, and more. This deal can only be used once, so don't miss out on scoring some unique gifts.
Meanwhile, the Museum of Illusions is also getting in on the action, with 30% off gift cards between $25 and $200 in value until December 1st. These gift cards can be purchased online using code "BLACKFRIDAY30" and used to buy tickets or merchandise.
The Barnes Foundation is another institution offering some fantastic deals this Black Friday. For one day only, you'll get 15% off online art classes for 2026 if you order before midnight on Friday. Classes include topics like "Art and Censorship in the 21st Century" and "Abstraction in Modern Art."
But that's not all - the Franklin Institute is also offering its biggest discount on memberships yet, with 20% off certain tiers using promo code "CYBERMON25." Members can enjoy unlimited free admission to the museum and planetarium, as well as savings on ticketed exhibitions and exclusive events.
And for those who love live entertainment, DoStuff215 Pass has launched a special holiday gift idea - a yearlong membership that offers automatic ins and personalized recommendations for concerts, comedy shows, cultural events, and pop-ups at featured venues. Normally priced at $84 per year, this deal will reduce the cost to just $50 if passes are purchased before December 17th.
Last but not least, Legoland Discovery Center is offering a Black Friday deal that's too good to pass up - tickets and passes can be purchased online for up to 40% off, with annual passes marked down from $99.99 to $59.99 per person.
In the meantime, Cirque du Soleil's "LUZIA" will also be performing in Oaks this spring, with select performances on sale now for up to 20% off using code "BLACKFRIDAY20." Don't miss out on this opportunity to see the thrilling acrobatic, dance, and musical show.
If you're looking for some last-minute gift ideas or want to treat yourself to something special, now's the time to take advantage of Black Friday deals at Philadelphia's top museums, theaters, and attractions. From discounts on year-long memberships to exclusive events and merchandise, there's something for everyone this holiday season.
First up is the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA), which is offering a whopping 30% off its online store items - including clothing, art prints, holiday decorations, books, kids' toys, jewelry, and more. This deal can only be used once, so don't miss out on scoring some unique gifts.
Meanwhile, the Museum of Illusions is also getting in on the action, with 30% off gift cards between $25 and $200 in value until December 1st. These gift cards can be purchased online using code "BLACKFRIDAY30" and used to buy tickets or merchandise.
The Barnes Foundation is another institution offering some fantastic deals this Black Friday. For one day only, you'll get 15% off online art classes for 2026 if you order before midnight on Friday. Classes include topics like "Art and Censorship in the 21st Century" and "Abstraction in Modern Art."
But that's not all - the Franklin Institute is also offering its biggest discount on memberships yet, with 20% off certain tiers using promo code "CYBERMON25." Members can enjoy unlimited free admission to the museum and planetarium, as well as savings on ticketed exhibitions and exclusive events.
And for those who love live entertainment, DoStuff215 Pass has launched a special holiday gift idea - a yearlong membership that offers automatic ins and personalized recommendations for concerts, comedy shows, cultural events, and pop-ups at featured venues. Normally priced at $84 per year, this deal will reduce the cost to just $50 if passes are purchased before December 17th.
Last but not least, Legoland Discovery Center is offering a Black Friday deal that's too good to pass up - tickets and passes can be purchased online for up to 40% off, with annual passes marked down from $99.99 to $59.99 per person.
In the meantime, Cirque du Soleil's "LUZIA" will also be performing in Oaks this spring, with select performances on sale now for up to 20% off using code "BLACKFRIDAY20." Don't miss out on this opportunity to see the thrilling acrobatic, dance, and musical show.
black friday has finally arrived in philly!!! i was thinking of buying an annual pass for the franklin institute with my family 
but then i saw that legoland is offering 40% off tickets & passes!!! game. changed 
i mean who doesn't love a good discount on themed fun for the kids?! and for those looking for something more low-key, pafa's online store has some awesome deals too... 30% off merch & art prints 
It's great that they're offering deals on museums, theaters, and attractions - I've been meaning to visit the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) but haven't had the chance yet. The 30% off deal is a big incentive for me to check it out with some friends who are art lovers. 
anyway, i'm lowkey impressed by the PAFA deal... 30% off their online store items is a pretty sweet discount 
i've been meaning to visit that museum forever and maybe this is the push i need to finally go 
cirque du soleil's "luzia" is also giving away 20% off select performances 
cant wait to see it but the real MVP award goes to pafa for that 30% off online store deal 
who needs gifts when u can just cop some sick art prints and decorations instead 
I'm loving all these Black Friday deals at museums, theaters, and attractions in Philly! 
40% off Legoland tickets is a steal, right? 
I was thinking of getting tickets for my sister's birthday, but now I'm not sure if it's worth splurging. Maybe we can just watch a promo video online instead? 
Has anyone been to Legoland before? What's the best part about it? 
. Like, don't get me wrong, some of these deals sound amazing... like 40% off tickets to Legoland? That's a no-brainer! 
. And don't even get me started on the online shopping chaos that always seems to happen during this time... ugh! 
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. And Cirque du Soleil's "LUZIA" show, I've heard amazing things about it, who wouldn't want to see an acrobatic masterpiece? 
What are you planning to do this Black Friday?
meanwhile though those museums and theaters are offering some pretty sweet deals esp the pennsylvania academy of fine arts 30% off their online store items is a great score for anyone looking for unique gifts or souvenirs 