The Andy Warhol Museum has no regular free day right now — here's what exists instead. No free day for the general public: adult admission is $25. Friday evenings from 5pm are half price ('Good Fridays'), which is a discount, not free entry. The sponsored free Good Fridays ran only in a past January. The $0 routes depend on who you are: Bank of America cardholders are free on the first full weekend of each month, students at Carlow, CMU, Chatham, Point Park, Pitt (fall/spring) and select Duquesne majors get in free, and Allegheny County library cardholders can book RAD Passes. EBT cardholders pay $1 each for up to four people. Tickets online or at the museum; no timed entry stated. Closed Tuesdays; open until 8pm Fridays. Verified on The Andy Warhol Museum's own page, last checked 2026-10-02.
| Free day | No regular free day |
|---|---|
| Who qualifies | Free every day: members, children 2 and under, personal care attendants, listed local-college students with ID, and Pennsylvania teens 13-18 with a Free Teen Membership. Blue Star free for active military in summer. |
| Reservation | Tickets online or at the museum; no timed entry stated. Closed Tuesdays; open until 8pm Fridays. |
| What's included | All seven floors, including permanent and special exhibitions, daily film screenings and gallery talks. The entrance space, café and store need no ticket. |
| Regular adult price | $25 adult |
| Source | warhol.org · checked 2026-10-02 |
With no free day on the calendar, the numbers are what they are — $25 adult per adult, $50 for two, up to $100 for four adults. Bringing that down means the routes below: a membership that travels, a discount program you qualify for, or a library pass.
No upcoming free dates are published right now. The Andy Warhol Museum announces free days on its official page — that's the place to watch.
Regular tickets ($25 adult) are on warhol.org; buying direct means no reseller markup. And if you hold a museum, science-center or zoo membership from another city, run it through our reciprocity lookup — it may already get you in.
Carnegie Museum of Art (no regular free day) · Carnegie Museum of Natural History (no regular free day) · The Frick Pittsburgh (always free) · Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens (no regular free day) · Mattress Factory (no regular free day) — or see the full free museum days in Pittsburgh guide.
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No free day for the general public: adult admission is $25. Friday evenings from 5pm are half price ('Good Fridays'), which is a discount, not free entry. The sponsored free Good Fridays ran only in a past January. The $0 routes depend on who you are: Bank of America cardholders are free on the first full weekend of each month, students at Carlow, CMU, Chatham, Point Park, Pitt (fall/spring) and select Duquesne majors get in free, and Allegheny County library cardholders can book RAD Passes. EBT cardholders pay $1 each for up to four people.
Tickets online or at the museum; no timed entry stated. Closed Tuesdays; open until 8pm Fridays.
All seven floors, including permanent and special exhibitions, daily film screenings and gallery talks. The entrance space, café and store need no ticket.
$25 adult. A free-day visit puts that back in your pocket.
At $25 per adult, two adults keep $50 and a group of four paying adult prices keeps up to $100 per visit — before parking and extras.