Iowa Adventure Pass provides library cardholders the opportunity to discover and explore participating museums, gardens, zoos, and other destinations across the state.
African American Museum of Iowa
The African American Museum of Iowa, located in Cedar Rapids, is the only statewide museum devoted to preserving African American history and culture.
Blank Park Zoo
Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines aims to inspire an appreciation of the natural world through conservation, education, research, and recreation.
Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden
The Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden in Des Moines cultivates diverse plants and connects people to the environment surrounding them.
Grout Museum District
From Victoriana to Veterans and Science to Stars…the Grout Museum District, located in Waterloo, truly has something for everyone.
The History Center
The History Center, located in the historic Douglas Mansion, showcases a number of unique and interesting artifacts, photos, stories and information regarding the history of Linn County’s culture, people, businesses, neighborhoods and more.
Science Center of Iowa
The Science Center of Iowa in downtown Des Moines features hands-on exhibits, special-format theaters and unique programming.
Quad Cities Fun Bundle
The Fun Bundle includes admission to the Niabi Zoo, Quad City Botanical Center, and Putnam Museum & Science Center. You will reserve the pass through Iowa Adventure Pass just like all of the other venues but must pick up the physical membership card from the library prior to your visit. Automated paper printouts will not be accepted for the Fun Bundle venues.
What is the Iowa Libraries Adventure Pass Program?
Adventure Pass is an online program that allows library patrons to use their library cards to visit area attractions, museums, and parks for free.
How often can I reserve the pass?
You can reserve one pass per venue every 365 days.
Can I show the confirmation email on my mobile device?
No. You MUST print your reservation confirmation and show the printed, physical copy at the door to enter. If you do not have a printer, you can print your pass at the library.
Through Museums for All, those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 1,000 museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their EBT card and a photo ID. Learn more.