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YAC Pass

YAC Pass 2011

What is the YAC Pass?

The YAC Pass is the Young Archaeologists’ Club passport to the past. It is a booklet packed full of offers at sites and organisations across the UK, which are especially designed for YAC UK members.

There are loads of reasons to join YAC UK and the brilliant YAC Pass booklet is just one of them.

This year YAC UK has joined up with 184 independent sites, museums, attractions and gardens so wherever you live across the United Kingdom there will be a site for you to visit or an organisational offer for you to access.

How to use the YAC Pass

The YAC Pass booklet can be used with a valid YAC UK membership card to get you into lots of local sites for a discounted price or in most cases, for free. Find out more about How to use the YAC Pass.

Find a participating YAC Pass site near you on the YAC Pass site map and their current entry offer.


Outdoor World Direct City Sight Seeing Archtools English Heritage National Geographic Kids

YAC UK members can use their YAC Pass booklet to access:

Free entry at:

Half-price entry at the 13 Manx National Heritage sites on the Isle of Man

Discounts on archaeological experiences/equipment:

Offers on organisational memberships/subscriptions:

Discounts on books/travel guides:

  • 10% discount on books with Book House
  • 10% online discount on books, clothing and jewellery with The British Museum Press
  • 15% discount on MacMillan books and free delivery

New YAC Pass sites

YAC UK Members can visit some amazing independent museums with their YAC Pass, here are some new sites for 2012. Calanais Visitor Centre Bolton Steam Museum

For a full list of all the current YAC Pass sites visit the YAC Pass List list or the YAC Pass Map to see where they are located.


Why not join YAC UK today, Individual YAC UK membership is just £15 a year!

You can find out how to renew your YAC UK membership here


External Internet Safety Links

External websites are out of the control of The Young Archaeologists’ Club. Whilst we have carried out an initial check that the content of the website is suitable for The Young Archaeologists’ Club age range, The Young Archaeologists’ Club is not responsible for the content of these external sites. If you feel that the link is unsuitable, please do let us know.

CEOP’s Thinkuknow website provides films and games to play on how to stay safer online and Childnet has produced a range of online safety resources including Chatdanger.com and Know IT All.

For more information please visit YAC’s Safe Surfing page.