Bank of America Cardholders Eligible for Free National Civil Rights Museum Admission
Bank of America cardholders are eligible for free admission to the National Civil Rights Museum.
Memphis, TN, November 7, 2026 — Bank of America cardholders are now eligible for free admission to the National Civil Rights Museum. This program offers a cultural and educational benefit to customers of the financial institution.
The National Civil Rights Museum, located at the historic Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, chronicles the history of the civil rights movement in the United States. The museum’s exhibits cover a range of historical periods and events, providing context and understanding of the ongoing struggle for equality.
Eligibility for free admission is extended to individuals holding a Bank of America card. Specific details regarding the redemption process, such as whether a card must be presented at the point of entry or if a promotional code is required for online bookings, were not provided. Furthermore, the summary did not specify which types of Bank of America cards qualify for this benefit, nor did it outline the duration of this promotional offer.
The partnership aims to make the museum’s significant historical collections and educational programming more accessible to a broader audience through Bank of America’s customer base. The museum’s mission is to preserve and interpret the history of the civil rights movement and to inspire activism and education for the advancement of human rights.
Further information regarding the mechanics of accessing this benefit, including any potential restrictions or blackout dates, is anticipated to be made available. Visitors are encouraged to check with Bank of America or the National Civil Rights Museum for complete details on how to take advantage of this opportunity.
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