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Santa Barbara Maritime Museum

2 verified savings · last checked August 25, 2026

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About Santa Barbara Maritime Museum

Santa Barbara Maritime Museum occupies the Waterfront Center building in Santa Barbara Harbor and functions as an interactive museum where visitors experience maritime culture directly in the harbor setting. The museum features the JIM diving suit as a centerpiece attraction and hosts the Maritime Distinguished Speaker Series with presentations on coastal conservation and stewardship. The facility offers exhibitions on maritime history, including displays related to the museum's 110-year heritage, and organizes specialized programs such as grey whale charters to San Ignacio Lagoon. A visit involves walking through the museum's historic interior path and exploring its collection at a pace suited to individual interest. The museum is located in Santa Barbara, California, open daily. The Museums for All program provides two savings options: discounted admission at $2 per person when presenting an EBT card or SNAP benefits, down from the standard $6, or an annual family membership for $20 per EBT card household, which includes two guest passes. Current details appear at sbmm.org.

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Museums for All Discounted Admission

Discounted admission pricing for individuals presenting an EBT card, SNAP benefits, or receiving food assistance in the United States

$2 $6

“Museums for All program, offering discounted admission pricing to anyone presenting an EBT card, SNAP benefits, or receiving food assistance in the United States (any state). All individuals in the same group can receive the Museums for All discount by showing an EBT card when entering the museum.”

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Museums for All Program - Annual Family Membership

Annual membership for up to two adults and all children/grandchildren under 18, plus two guest passes

$20

“One Crew (or family) membership can be purchased per EBT card for $20”

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