Welcome to Group Sales!

Group visits to the International Spy Museum are one of the most dynamic, educational and enjoyable experiences in the Washington DC area! The Group Sales team looks forward to booking your groups of 10 or more to ensure a seamless, no-wait experience that will guarantee access to the museums exhibits.
Click here to book your trip or call 202-654-0943.

The International Spy Museum welcomes all forms of Groups:

All Group Tours must be scheduled by confirmed reservation. Please note because of the intimate size of the exhibit spaces all tours of the Museum are self-guided.

International Spy Museum Group Tours

Reservations

The Group Reservation Request Form can be filled out to inquire about availability and to expedite the Group Reservation process. Once you have completed the request form, you will be contacted within 48 hours by a member of the Group Sales team to discuss availability and to set up an account for your planned visit.
If you would prefer to speak with a Group Sales Representative (9am-6pm M-F EST) and please don’t hesitate to call us at 202.654.0943.

How much is it?

2009-2010 Group Admission*

Permanent Exhibit
Adult (ages 12-64) $16
Seniors/Military/Intel Community $15
Child** (ages 5-11) $13

Operation Spy
Adult (ages 12 and over) $14

Spy In The City
All Ages $14

* Prices are subject to change during peak times and may not be available during some holidays
** The Permanent Exhibition is most appropriate for ages 12+ but welcomes all ages

Field Trip Planner

The Spy Museum is pleased to announce these new student programs that can be booked in addition to a group visit or stand alone. Programs can include hands-on workshops, guest speakers, behind-the-scenes exploration of the Museum’s exhibitions, and more. To learn more click here.

Food and Beverage Options for Groups
The Spy City Cafe is proud to offer a variety of food and beverage options.
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Field Trip Planner

The Spy Museum is pleased to announce these new student programs that can be booked in addition to a group visit or stand alone. Programs can include hands-on workshops, guest speakers, behind the scenes exploration of the Museum's exhibitions and more.

Special Events

In addition to group tours of the International Spy Museum, Adult and Corporate groups can also take advantage of our Special Events which can be customized for you individual groups.

Educational Materials For Your Groups

Educational materials (including our new SPY FOR A DAY: STUDENT SPY GUIDE, Language of Espionage vocabulary list, bibliographies and curriculum standards) are available.

DC Public School 5th Grade Free Admission Program

The Museum, in partnership with the District of Columbia government, has initiated a Free Admission program for all DC Public School 5th grade classes. To reserve space for your 5th grade students, contact a Group Sales Representative at 202.654.0943.

The Museum's educational exhibits provide an opportunity for exploring social studies, science, math, language arts, and technology. Students learn about the "secret history of history," the role of espionage in shaping events from biblical times to the present, and can practice their skills of observation, analysis, and code breaking at interactive stations. The Museum's exhibits demonstrate many of the unique ways students can apply their knowledge of the topics they are studying.

The Arrival Process

Prior to arrival please advise your group to leave backpacks and large bags behind in order to expedite our security check and remind them that videography, photography, food, chewing gum and all beverages are prohibited within the exhibition areas. Seating within Spy City Cafe is only available to paying customers.
Upon your group’s arrival, please arrive at the F Street entrance, located at the front of the building. The Group Leader (only) should then enter the building (via the F Street Entrance) to check in with the lobby staff.

If arriving by bus, please keep your guests on the bus until they are properly greeted by a Museum staff member.

Please arrive in front of the Museum as close to the corner of 8th and F Street as possible. In our effort to avoid accidents please ensure that the bus exit doors are facing the Museum. Buses must be in compliance with these instructions to ensure the safe and easy entrance of your guests.

The International Spy Museum does not offer onsite bus parking. Many local motorcoach companies are familiar with free/metered area parking options or will choose to pay and park at Union Station (50 Massachusetts Avenue, NE. 202.898.1950), or at City Center Parking (9th Street between New York Avenue and H Street NW) for the approximate rate of $20.00 per day. Motorcoaches should load and unload on F Street. See motorcoach loading and unloading map (in PDF format) and directions.

Refund, Cancellation and Reconciliation Policy

A FINAL COUNT and PAYMENT of the total number of visitors in your group is required 14 days (2 weeks) prior to your reservation date to reconcile your payment. If the number of paid visitors in your group has decreased, you will be refunded the difference as long as your request falls outside of 14 days prior to the visit. Group cancellations made 14 days or more prior to your reservation date will be refunded 100%.

Planning for a Late Arrival

Traffic and unforeseen situations happen to everyone. We will make every attempt to accommodate your arrival change. Please call us at 202.654.0965 or 202.654.0991 to let us know of your updated arrival time.

Chaperone Policy

Groups must arrive with no less than a 1:10 ratio of adults to students. Chaperoning at the International Spy Museum is NOT an under-cover assignment!

Access to Metro

Half a block! The nearest Metro stop is Gallery Place/Chinatown and it is located on the Red, Yellow and Green Lines. Upon arriving at the stop, just follow signs to “Galleries/9th Street” and take a left after exiting the station. You will run right into us at the corner of F and 9th Streets half a block away!

 

“What do you think spies are: priests, saints and martyrs? They’re a squalid procession of vain fools, traitors too, yes; pansies, sadists and drunkards, people who play cowboys and Indians to brighten their rotten lives.” – John le Carre, The Spy Who Came in From the Cold
March13th2010
International Spy Museum, 800 F St. NW, Washington DC 20004, phone: 202-393-7798