Includes all of our tour options for one ticket price!
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Each ticket entitles the purchaser to visit as many days they choose February 2nd - 26th during our 2026 Black History Month Celebration. Tickets can only be used by purchaser of record. ID required upon entrance.
A portion of the proceeds from this event will be used to send local students on an exciting journey to Ghana, West Africa.
If you have landed on the wrong page and are looking for normal general admission tickets to an individual day. See Boone Hall Plantation Ticket Options for Individual Days
Days and Hours of Operation
Monday - Saturday - 9AM-5PM
Sunday - 12PM-5PM
Admission - $50 each season ticket
Black History Month Celebration Season Pass - $50.00 + tax
Entitles purchaser to visit as many days they choose 2/2/26 through 2/26/26. ID required upon entrance.
Health and Safety Policy
At Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens, we take the outbreak of COVID-19 very seriously, and we have implemented a number of precautionary measures to ensure the safety of all who work on and visit our property.
- Face masks required on certain tours.
- All inside Boone Hall guides will wear face masks and protective gloves as needed
- Staff and Boone Hall associates will be available to answer questions and present information about various aspects related to Boone Hall. Those serving in this capacity will wear face masks and maintain safe social distancing.
- “Maintain Social Distancing” signs are in place throughout the grounds
- Public restrooms will be available except during periodic cleaning scheduled throughout the day.
- Sanitation stations have been installed at multiple locations throughout the property.
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