Chelsea District Library cardholders have access to the Michigan Activity Pass (MAP), offering reduced or free admission to museums, attractions, and parks across the state. In the past year, Chelsea cardholders used MAP passes to visit the Detroit Institute of Arts, the state and local Metropark system, Howell Nature Center, LEGOLAND Discovery Center, the Kalamazoo Air Zoo, and more.
All you need is a library card number and access to the MAP website at miactivitypass.org. One pass per library card is available every seven days, and once requested, the pass must be used within seven days. A complete list of participating venues is available on the site with maps and filters to make searching easy.
Your library card also unlocks discounts on Detroit music and theatre tickets and reduced admission and parking at the Detroit Zoo. Visit chelseadistrictlibrary.org/tickets-discounts for a full list of available deals.
About Chelsea District Library: Chelsea District Library is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to engage, inspire, and equip through evolving services and resources. CDL currently serves 16,126 residents in the Chelsea library district — City of Chelsea, Lyndon and Sylvan Townships, and portions of Lima and Dexter Townships within the Chelsea School District. For more information visit chelseadistrictlibrary.org.
About Michigan Activity Pass: The Michigan Activity Pass is a statewide collaborative program between Michigan’s public libraries and participating partner destinations, providing library cardholders the opportunity to discover cultural destinations, parks, campgrounds, and recreation areas at a discounted rate. For more information, visit miactivitypass.org.
