Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Dallas Museum of Art offers more Tut discounts for the day ‘o love
King Tut, how romantical. In fact, he only had one wife which is quite unusual for the pharaohs. Although he did die at the tender age of 19, which may be why he only had the one wife but that's beside the point.
With every holiday comes a new opportunity for discounts to things, and the Tut exhibit is no exception. And what better way to spend Valentine's Day than looking at a dead guy's gold stuff, eh? Eh? The V-Day Tut special from the Dallas Museum of Art is as follows:
- With a purchase of a “King Tut Golden Gift Pack”—two VIP tickets and two audio tours for $49—anytime between February 2 and February 14, visitors will be eligible to receive a delectable “Valentine Indulgence Dessert for Two” in the Museum’s signature Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant. The “King Tut Golden Gift Pack” will be available for $49 through Ticketmaster until April 30, 2009.
- While enjoying lunch at Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant any day through February 14, visitors can exchange their King Tut exhibition receipt for a complimentary Valentine Indulgence Dessert (House-Made Chocolate Truffles & Champagne Toast for Two) with the purchase of any two luncheon entrées (reservations can be made by calling 214-922-1382; lunch service hours are Tuesday through Saturday 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m.)
Source: Dallas Museum of Art
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Collin Gouldin, says:
I'm still not going if there's no death mask.
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Travis Bush, says:
They need to throw in the audio tour for the regular price, stop charging $10 to park in the DMA parking lot and fix the stinky feet smell in the exhibit...
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Jesus Valadez, says:
Son of a bitch. I just went like 2 weeks ago and spent $61 on 2 tickets... student rate. AAAAARGGH!
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alexander troup, says:
Again,the new Dallas loves the scam, by the way who are these D.M.A people, from Dallas, I dont think so....the death mask aint there and I aint there while I loved the Pompey Exibit, but that was ages agooo and it was all there including the plaster dog...A/T, feet stinking exibit..
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Laura Seewoester, says:
From the DMA, more discounts this weekend:
"This Friday, the Dallas Museum of Art in partnership with the Crow Collection of Asian Art will host a Late Night celebrating “Divine Kingship and Royalty” around the world. In addition to a night of music, lectures, tours and children’s activities at both locations, all for $10, visitors can view the King Tut show for 25% off the normal ticket price from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on this Friday, February 20. NOTE: The special 25% off tickets to Tut, which brings the price to $24 (originally $32.50), will be available to purchase at the Tut box office only. "
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alexander troup, says:
I am glad about one thing, they cant scam the school kids and they are getting a lot out of the event...I notice when I drive by....good for the kids..A/T, Tuts little pups,
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Jon Ostrowski, says:
Took the family to this scam. The exhibit is way over priced and overrated.
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