The museum is currently open and operational Wednesday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
There are four easy ways to join or renew:
It is recommended that you bring your membership card when visiting the Center so you can easily enjoy your onsite benefits. However, if you have misplaced your card or do not have your card with you during your visit, you can check in at the admissions desk with a valid photo ID. While timed reservations to the museum are preferred, they are not required.
Members enjoy free Museum admission including feature exhibits. Guest(s) of Members may also enjoy free admission. The number of guest(s) eligible for complimentary admission is dependent on membership level.
Members at the National Patriot level and above enjoy reciprocal benefits at participating museums throughout the country through the North American Reciprocal Museum Program.
If you are a member of a museum or organization outside a 15-mile radius that participates in NARM, please visit our admission's desk at the beginning of your visit to obtain ticket(s) by presenting your membership card, which must have the NARM logo printed on the card or a NARM sticker. You do not need to purchase tickets in advance of your visit.
You will receive free general admission during normal business hours for two adults and up to four youths under 18 (guests not included) and a 10% discount in both our Museum Store and Delegates Café.
Your membership is valid for one year.
A valid photo ID is sufficient to check in as a Member at the Center's admission's desk, however, if you would like a replacement card you can call Membership at 215.409.6767 or email [email protected] and request a new card.
New and renewing Members generally receive their membership cards within two to four weeks.
It can take up to four weeks to receive and process a renewal payment. If you recently renewed, please disregard any additional notices.
Your Member benefits begin the day you join or renew. If you join online or through the mail and would like to visit the Center before you have received your membership card, please visit the admissions desk to receive your membership admission benefits.
Memberships are non-transferable and cannot be shared. Memberships are valid only for the person (or persons) whose name appears on the card.
In an effort to keep costs down and save resources, it is our policy to issue one card per Member household. A valid photo ID is sufficient to check-in as a Member of the Center. Additional membership cards are available upon request.
Yes. A National Constitution Center membership makes a great gift. You can select from any membership level to give.
Yes! Visitors can apply their General Admission ticket purchase toward a new membership on the day of their visit. Only tickets that would have been covered by the membership can be applied toward the membership.
Yes! Membership contributions at all levels are fully tax-deductible.
Please contact us at 215.409.6767 or email [email protected].
Communicating with our Members via our monthly e-newsletter and other periodic emails saves printing, mailing, and postage costs. Also, Members on our email list are the first to find out about Member programs and events, and email-only offers.
In addition to the monthly e-newsletters, you will receive emails about upcoming programs, events, or special offers each month. If your membership is up for renewal, you will also receive an email inviting you to renew your membership.
The National Constitution Center uses email for communication purposes only and will never sell or share your email address. From time to time, the Center does exchange our Members’ mailing addresses with other nonprofit cultural organizations. If you prefer this information not to be shared with other nonprofits, please contact us at [email protected].
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