Washington Reciprocity Programs
For zoos, science centers, children's museums, and gardens
Learn more about reciprocity programs in our blog post! Here is a complete list of
AZA, ASTC, ACM, and AHS reciprocity program locations in Washington for 2026. Always call ahead to check for reciprocal benefits.
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Participating Locations in Washington
- Bloedel ReserveBainbridge IslandPrograms: AHS
- KidsQuest Children's MuseumBellevue
- Bellevue Botanical GardenBellevuePrograms: AHS
- Children's Museum of Skagit CountyBurlingtonPrograms: ACM
- Imagine Children's MuseumEverettPrograms: ACM
- PowellsWood GardenFederal WayPrograms: AHS
- Rhododendron Species Botanical GardenFederal WayPrograms: AHS
- Lakewold GardensLakewoodPrograms: AHS
- Lake Wilderness ArboretumMaple ValleyPrograms: AHS
- Hands On Children's MuseumOlympiaPrograms: ACM
- REACH MuseumRichlandPrograms: ASTC
- Woodland Park ZooSeattlePrograms: AZA
- Pacific Science CenterSeattlePrograms: ASTC
- Seattle Children's MuseumSeattlePrograms: ACM
- Dunn GardensSeattlePrograms: AHS
- Washington Park ArboretumSeattlePrograms: AHS
- Kruckeberg Botanic GardenShorelinePrograms: AHS
- Mobius Discovery CenterSpokanePrograms: ASTC
- Point Defiance Zoo & AquariumTacomaPrograms: AZA
- Children's Museum of Tacoma and Children's Museum at JBLM, programs of GreentrikeTacomaPrograms: ACM
- W.W. Seymour Botanical ConservatoryTacomaPrograms: AHS
- The Museum of Flight FoundationTukwilaPrograms: ASTC
- Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural CenterWenatcheePrograms: ASTC
- Yakima Valley MuseumYakimaPrograms: ASTC
Tips for Using Reciprocity Programs
- Always bring your membership card and a valid photo ID
- Call ahead to confirm the location accepts your membership
- Some locations may have blackout dates or restrictions
- Benefits typically include free or discounted general admission
- Special exhibits or events may require additional fees
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