In place of admission stickers, many museums use hang tags that can be looped around buttons or straps (Brooklyn Museum of Art, Cincinnati Art Museum), plastic admission tabs (Corning Museum of Glass, Franklin Institute of Science) or metal buttons (American Museum of the Moving Image, Tacoma Art Museum). 

You can view samples of several admission options at http://www.atrprinting.com/admissiontabs.html.

Sincerely,

Bob Levy
ATR Printing


>>>On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 2:24 PM, Kentucky Railway Museum wrote:

>>>I wanted to see if I could get some alternate suggestions on how to "tag" our paying visitors. We currently use stickers with our name and logo on it, but we've found it doesn't work well in adverse weather or on certain materials. What type of admission solutions are others using?

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