Access to Other Science Centres (Reciprocal Membership)

Yes. When you purchase a membership to Spark, you receive reciprocal admission benefits at participating science centres and museums across North America and beyond. Reciprocal programs allow you to enjoy free or discounted general admission when visiting eligible institutions.

Reciprocal Programs Included

Spark memberships provide access through the following reciprocal networks:

ASTC Travel Passport Program: https://www.astc.org/membership/find-an-astc-member/passport/

Association of Children’s Museums Reciprocal Network: https://findachildrensmuseum.org/

Canadian Association of Science Centres: https://canadiansciencecentres.ca/reciprocal-agreement/

How to Use Reciprocal Benefits

When visiting another institution:

• Present your valid Spark membership card
• Show government-issued photo ID, if required
• Confirm reciprocal eligibility with the institution before visiting

Each participating museum sets its own policies, admission rules, and blackout dates.

What to Do If You Forget Your Membership Card

If you forget your membership card, you will need to:

1. Contact the home science centre where your membership was purchased.
2. Request that they send you a reciprocal confirmation email confirming your membership status and details
3. Present this email to the front desk staff at the institution you are visiting

Please note: Reciprocal institutions require this email as proof of membership before granting admission.

Important Notes

• Reciprocal benefits typically apply to general admission only.
• Parking is NOT included.
• Special exhibits, ticketed experiences, camps, or events are not usually included.
• Benefits are subject to change without notice.
• Always contact the institution you plan to visit to confirm eligibility before travelling.