9 Best Student Discounts in Washington State By
Penny Fox
If you’re a student, it’s no secret that you’re living on a budget. That’s where student discounts come in. Whether you’re looking for a place to eat dinner or want to take classes at an art studio, the student discounts of Washington make it easy to enjoy things without breaking the bank. Here are the best in the state.
Note: As discount offers frequently change, please double check with the business before you go.
Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA
Students can get an annual pass at a good discount when you visit Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. If you don’t think you’ll be there often enough to use an annual pass, they have rainy day discounts and other savings if you check the website.
Urban Yoga Spa, Seattle, WA
Return to a Zen state of mind when you visit Urban Yoga Spa in Seattle. A trip to the spa is the perfect way to ease the stress of being in school, and the studio offers great yoga class packages that are easy on the wallet and good for your mind and body. Ask about the bring a friend discount, too, for even more savings.
Seattle Japanese Garden, Seattle, WA
Need a little peace and serenity in your life? Spend the day at Seattle’s Japanese Garden and let your mind take a mini vacation. As you leisurely stroll through the internationally acclaimed surroundings, you’ll feel your cares slip away and a return to balance. Students get a discounted admission rate.
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Open Art Studio, Tacoma, WA
Open Art Studio in Tacoma is a great place to try your hand at something new, especially if you’re a student. They have a great homeschool program featuring two-hour classes in music, drawing, painting, sewing, and cooking. No matter what age, students can use tools provided by the studio to express themselves creatively though several types of medium in a non-competitive environment.
My Morbid Mind, Lacy, WA
If you love the thrill of being scared to death, you’ll love My Morbid Mind, a walk-through haunted house in Lacy, WA. Thrills and chills await you as monsters and fiends lurk behind the walls and jump out to frighten you. Fun for all ages. Students get a 10 percent discount if they show their ID.
Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA
If you’re into art and seeing collections by Northwest artists, a visit to the Tacoma Art Museum is in order. They have several of the country’s largest collections and exhibits of European and American art, Japanese prints, glass art, and studio jewelry. Check their website for features exhibits that are only there for a limited time, and don’t forget to ask for the student discount at the door.
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Travel Discounts, Seattle, WA
Students and those representing the University of Washington qualify for certain travel discounts including rental cars, hotels, and airport parking. Membership in specific campus clubs and organizations offers the change to save on travel, too, with discount programs. Check out the website above and with the specific club for more details.
CrossFit Spokane, Spokane, WA
It’s easy to get buried in schoolwork and eating fast food when you’re in college. Joining a gym where you can workout and keep yourself fit and trim is also a great mental break from school. CrossFit Spokane offers a student discount for an unlimited monthly membership if you present your student ID. Check the websites of other locations throughout the state because many offer students discounts.
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AMC River Park Square, Spokane, WA
In between writing all those papers and studying, sometimes it’s nice to check out of reality and go see a movie. AMC River Park Square in Spokane makes that a little easier by giving college students a discount. Make sure you have your student ID with you and go after p.m.
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