The best student discounts you never knew about in Philly
I guess there are some perks to being a college student
As a student in college, when you hear the word “free” or “discount” you automatically go crazy.
You will do almost anything to save a few bucks. But, one thing is for sure, college does not stop you from wanting to go out and explore all Philly has to offer.
When first getting a student ID you don’t realize all the benefits that come with it. You finally become an official college student, but most importantly, you now have access to a whole new world of discounts.
Some companies understand the struggle of being a poor college student. Places in Philly to eat, shop and sightsee offer several discounts to students who show their student ID. Find out a few places where you can go and get a good deal!
Clothing
Ann Taylor LOFT (1729 Walnut St.): 15 percent off
Ann Taylor (1713 Walnut St.): 20 percent off
Banana Republic (1401 Walnut St.): 15 percent off
Club Monaco (1503 Walnut St.): 20 percent off
J. Crew (5433 Walnut St.): 15 percent off
Madewell (1716 Walnut St.): 20 percent off
Jack Wills (1617 Walnut St.): 15 percent off
VILLA (1231 N Broad St.): 20 percent off
Performing arrts
The Wilma Theater (265 S Broad St.): $10 tickets
The Opera Company of Philadelphia (1420 Locust St. #210): $10 tickets
Philadelphia Orchestra (One South Broad St., 14th Floor): $10 tickets online/ $8 tickets at door
Fringe Arts (140 North Columbus Boulevard): $20 tickets for most shows or $5 off for $15 or more tickets.
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Museums
Rosenbach Museum and Library (2008 Delancey Pl.): $5 tickets/ Free on Tuesdays
Mütter Museum (19 S. 22nd St.): $10 or $16 with Penn Museum
Penn Museum (3260 South St.): $10 or $16 with Mütter Museum
Philadelphia Museum of Art (2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy): $14/ Student Membership $40
The Barnes Foundation (2025 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy): $10 collection/ $15 collection + exhibition/ Free first Sundays of the month
Institute of Contemporary Art (118 S 36th St.): Free
National Constitution Center (525 Arch St.): $13 tickets
Miscellaneous:
Eastern State Penitentiary (2027 Fairmount Ave.): $10 tickets
Philadelphia Magic Gardens (1020 South St.): $5 tickets
Food
Irvine Brothers Produce (Reading Terminal Market): 10 percent off