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Jay Heuman <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 25 Feb 2001 11:02:23 -0600
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Frank:

You cannot claim to be "Just curious for opinions."  Asking this kind of
question in Museum-L is like asking President Clinton for opinions about
oral sex!  LOL!  It triggers an immediate -- and known (a priori) --
response.

Along the same lines as David Taylors' message (BRAVO, David!) . . .

For a family -- defined as TWO adults and ALL children under the age of
18 -- to join the museum where I work for a FULL YEAR (with many
benefits, see http://www.joslyn.org/geninfo/membene.htm) would cost
$50.00.

One visit for TWO adults and TWO children (aged 5-17) would cost $18.00.
(If the children are under age 5, they are admitted for free.)

For TWO adults and TWO children (aged 3-9 -- amazing how young children
are no longer considered children?) to get an annual pass to Walt Disney
World would cost $1,369.52.
(See
http://disneytickets.store.go.com/TSSectionPage.process?Merchant_Id=4&Se
ction_Id=13162)

Incidentally, Six Flags over Georgia is a lot cheaper than Disney . . .
but still would cost a bundle.
(See http://www.sixflags.com/georgia/pricing/)

A Nintendo 64 Console with Two Controllers: Atomic Purple -- at
www.amazon.com (which, I discovered, is the link from
www.ToysRUs.com) -- would cost $99.99 PLUS shipping & handling PLUS
approximately $50.00 PER GAME!

For TWO adults and TWO children (under 16, I believe) wanted to see
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" at AMC's Oakview 24 Theaters in Omaha,
NE at 7:30 pm tonight, that would cost $22.00 plus whatever they wanted
from the concession stand.

So, Frank . . . Don't place the burden on museums to explain admissions
policies.  Why don't you place the burden on everyday Americans to
explain their priorities?

Sincerely,

Jay Heuman, Visitor & Volunteer Services Coordinator
Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE, 68102
342-3300 (telephone)     342-2376 (fax)
http://www.joslyn.org

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