PLAN YOUR SAFE VISIT TO THE NLM

All memberships that were valid between March 14, 2020 and October 13th, 2020 have been extended to ensure the benefits of one full year of museum benefits. An updated membership card will be sent out prior to our members-only reopening date.

The National Liberty Museum is following city, state, and federal guidelines to facilitate contactless payments in order to protect our staff and visitors. To manage visitor capacity, tickets will be limited and sold on a timed basis. Time slots may sell out; if sold out, early admission will not be allowed.

The National Liberty Museum has implemented enhanced daily cleaning and sanitation protocols. Deep cleaning of all galleries and facilities will take place on Sundays and Mondays when the museum is closed to the public. Details on daily, and weekly cleaning procedures can be found below:
• New disinfecting equipment
• New EPA disinfectant supplies
• Increased frequency of restroom cleaning
• Increased cleaning staff present throughout the day
• Increased hand sanitizer stations
• Updated training for cleaning staff
• Promote hand washing
• Provide PPE for cleaning staff
• High touch points identified and more frequently sanitized

Team Members will be required to wear masks/face coverings while on the job, interacting with visitors. The National Liberty Museum has added protective barriers in all locations where purchases are made, and tickets are scanned.

• Guests are required to sign a non-liability waiver upon entry to the galleries
• Masks are now required during visits
• Physical distance between families/groups and staff
• Limited visitor capacity each day
• Buying tickets in advance is now required

All exhibits and galleries will be available for viewing. Visitors will be required to follow a designated visitor pathway in order to ensure the safety of all guests and staff. NLM staff will be stationed on each floor to assist guests for those unable to abide by the pathway.

Yes. If you have a medical condition or disability that prevents you from wearing a face covering please contact our cspinosa@libertymuseum.org to discuss ways we can accommodate you.

Facial coverings in line with CDC’s guidelines are considered appropriate for a visit to The Franklin Institute, and should cover an individual’s nose and mouth.

In addition to the designated visitor pathways, signage and floor graphic indicators will be used throughout the museum to allow for proper social distancing. Family members and others who live in the same household can be closer together. Team Members will also be on site to explain and reinforce these requirements.

Yes. However, indoor eating and drinking are not allowed at this time. No refrigeration or heating facilities are available.

Tickets can be purchased on-site in the museum’s visitor center or online. For general admission click here. If you are a member, click here.

Please contact the Manager of Visitor and Member Services at cspinosa@libertymuseum.org to reschedule your visit.

No. Wheelchairs will not be made available.