Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Dallas Museum of Art offers more Tut discounts for the day ‘o love
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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