Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

For sure!

$25 general admission.

Saturday to Tuesday 10 to 5 Wednesday to Friday 10 to 10

Yes, there are facilities for people with special needs 🌹🌼

Yes at coat check

Wednesdays after 4 PM

Yes, without flash of course

No

Yes, right 🌹🌹

Yep! 😊

Depending on the university (from MA, ME or NH) you might get free admission. All other students have a fee of $23. 'Youth' (17 or below) have free admission after 3pm on weekdays and on Boston school holidays, $10 otherwise.

No

If you have a membership which costs $90 I think it's free from that point on and you get free admission to a large number of other museums.

Yes, and it's $23.00

Yes, you can get a discount as a student, however If you have an ny ID you can just give a donation, I’ve paid $1 for my ticket

Art is one of the most diverse forms in itself, yes

Free parking is so rare, and so conditional, it to impractical to seek it. Unless you are patronizing a business with parking, you won't have much luck in Downtown Boston.

No way! That one made me laugh really hard.

Yes is Museum on us all days from 10:00am to 10:00 pm. Go with your friends and family enjoy.

And

The E branch of the Green Line has a Museum of Fine Arts stop. The museum is also a short walk from Ruggles station, which is both a commuter rail stop and a stop on the orange line.

Open on weekends too of course. Sunday closes earlier

You have to pay. Unless you're a memeber then it'll be discounted

April 28, 2018 – April 30, 2018

Yes, totally accessible

Max rate $30

You can access the shops by the 2 main entrances (Fenway or Huntington) As another responder mentioned, not the interior (post-admission) shops.

Hi Mark...unfortunately no...I know a great painting restorer, but no one for linens. .good luck sir

Call the main line and ask for a specialist in their preservation department for American artworks. They have great professionals there that can guide you. Also, the Peabody Essex Musuem has a great preservation department for all things nautical.

Some college in Boston came visit for free, please visit MFA WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

I do know we accept libraries pass .

I am not sure but likely so. I would give them a call to find out

Nope. You can walk up to a ticket window a buy a ticket the same day.

The museum has been gradually increasing its open hours. As of yesterday they announced that Friday nights will be open until 10pm. I doubt they have a public plan for Tuesday, Wednesday openings but I expect as staff and visitors increase in the spring and summer that will be evaluated.

Yes only Boston students .

Yes

I think so yes but I am not sure how much. I am a security guard not a cashier. But I know senior has discount, also Bank of America get free tickets often.

It's is not right place to ask your question. Contact the museum by phone.

You will have to contact the MFA (MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS).

This you will need to call as that is there vall ok that one GOOD QUESTION

Some of the exhibits don't require them anymore. I think yours doesn't either

$25 regular fee and usually exhibit cost an extra $7

I believe so

Yes!

Was there three weeks ago and there were no capacity restrictions

Nope

They are also closed Monday and Tuesday. Timed tickets are currently required for entry.

From the MFA Boston website: EBT Card to Culture Massachusetts residents who present Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) or Connector Care cards in person can receive up to four $3 admission tickets, good for adult general admission or special exhibition tickets.  EBT Card to Culture is a collaboration between the Mass Cultural Council and the Executive Office of Health and Human Services’ Department of Transitional Assistance. See the full list of participants.

You can buy the tickets without the membership too. There is option for one time visit. There is a ticketing desk at the museum. But due to COVID there is limited amount of visitors and hence online booking.

Yes you need to buy tickets online - no ticket sales at the museum.

Yes. Advance tickets are required currently, depending on the day you may be able to purchase them same day but on popular days they may sell out in advance.

Usually no,there must be going to be having no parking in Boston for snow or Museum could be contemplating are they opening or not. Myself I would call day before for latest or check website. Good Luck! The place is Georgous.

No, you can purchase at the door, im sorry but some events require advance sales those events are usually advertised

Yes. I went earlier this month and there were people sitting down eating. I would check your email because I think they're closed due to Covid right now.

Pleas forward any info. Tks

Large parking areas just past museum plus garage and some metered spots .

Agree, website for details.

I'm not sure, but you can check the website. Admission is free for anyone 17 and under and for some college students.

The whole place.

Not sure. I would call them

New us citizens can receive a free one year membership to the museum. https://www.mfa.org/visit/mfa-citizens

The name if the stop is "Museum of Fine Arts" or "MFA" and you should take green T. It depends on where you get on the train, you can check the duration using Google maps, it shows even when the T stops.

My side same question I'm asking ... ?

No, there's not. I think they have valley parking though.

Yes you can

$25. Well worth the fee. Amazing art/artifact collection. The ticket is good for two days, but it would require a week to see it all

In a parking garage near the Museum

Regular ticket

Extra July 4th is closed, you can pay inside.

Not certain

$25 for adults, $23 for students, and free for participating universities' students and, until June 30th, Boston Public Library cardholders

It is an impossible request.

Memorial day free admission for all. University in MA, NH , and ME free and others. See if qualify https://www.mfa.org/visit

Use Arabic

Free Days. Wednesday nights after 4 pm, admission is by voluntary contribution (suggested donation $25).

Absolutely!

No,did not.

Pretty certain yes

Per their website, in April they will only close on Patriots' Day (Apr 15).

I didn't see anything that mentioned discounts for seniors or maybe didn't pay attention. I would recommend that you call in to check. Also it's quite huge. It'd be recommended that you plan in advance for the sections or areas of interests, and take breaks in between, to rest and enjoy.

I'm sorry, but there is no work you requested.

Jonathan Borofsky, the piece is titled "I dreamed I could fly"

$28 American dollars

I parked in a paying garage across the street from the museum. Free on the street if u can find a spot

Yes, but it was only $1 or $2

Yes

There is no additional fee. The exhibit is fabulous!!!

All visiters must pay a fee. Discounts are available, check the web page.

Entry is 25 USD per person ... Not cheap, the food in the museum is also relatively expensive but the visit is definitely worth it!

Yes

Chiluly blown glass on permanent display. No longer a special exhibit.

Yes

Admission is free for children and teenagers on weekends and weekdays after 3. Adults $ 25, and an additional free visit for ten days.

Hi Donna, senior (+65) admission $23 and adult $25. Admission includes all-day access to galleries and special exhibitions.

Yes, but is not much. From 25 you will pay 23 (if I'm not mistaking).

It will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.

Museum of Fine Arts on the E Branch

for northeastern it's free.... I'm not sure about other university but students get discounts with a valid student ID.

Does SLAM=St. Louis Art Museum? If so, members at the $150 Family & Friends level and higher qualify for free or member-priced admission. (according to https://members.slam.org/reciprocal)

Only in the food court/cafe area.

Your question was not sent to the MFA.

Saturday to Tuesday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday to Friday 10 am to 10:00 pm. Come and enjoy .$25.00 free on Wednesday after 4:00 pm.

Yes four places , BRAVO restaurant, American cafe, Tease cafe and cafeteria.

That day

I believe it was 25 or so almost as much as the entrance fee if you stay over 5 hours. 1 to 4 hours have varying prices respectively. All prices and information can be found on their website.

Whats the style / medium?

Yes. You won't be regretted

Actually, the admission is free on Wednesdays AFTER 4pm. Also, remember that on Wednesdays the museum is open until 10pm.

Yes but only after 4PM

Probably, once you're in, you can go anywhere.

Not even for parking!

They are closed

Plenty, but it's a little expensive.

Yes. $23 for seniors who are 65+.

yes，it is free

You can get free pass from your library.

When you say hotels, please clarify if you mean restaurants or hotels to stay in because I'm completely aware of "hotel" being used as a slang for a restaurant in India. That is evident from one the first few replies.

Yes; it appears that was a 2016 exhibition

Green line E train Museum of Fine Arts stop

Yes

Call them

Friday10am-10pm Saturday10am-5pm Sunday10am-5pm Monday10am-5pm Tuesday10am-5pm Wednesday10am-10pm Thursday10am–10pm

Go to the museum's web site and look under programs for "kid and family programs". There are several that you might like.

No

The Murakmi exhibit will be COLOSED so there is NO "traveling" exibts. But there is tons of art spaning most of human history from all over the world. They have works from Monet, Sargernt, and many more. The MFA is one of the biggest art museums in America.

Wednesdays after 4pm, Martin Luther King day, Lunar New Year, Memorial Day, July 20th, October 8th. (2018)

Drive in, find an all day garage for around $20-30. Then walk take the subway (the T), or rent a bike and easily make your way around the city. Hard Rock is about a 20 minute bike ride or a 30 minute walk from the museum

Active military get in for free

Cash, credit, debit, museum passes from your local library.

It is there until May 28.

I was there last week. There is no additional charge for the Escher exhibit. It was awesome!

Green E line: museum of fine arts stop

I would call the MFA to confirm, though I tend to agree with Michael that the 17th would be day #10.

Its an insightful and interesting place

Admission is $25 Friday they have this club thingy. It's super cool

No

Im not too sure how to go about that...I would say to call them directly,they would have a better answer for that question.

There is a museum of fine arts stop on the E green line

It really depends on your taste. You could visit one exhibit for 1-2 hours, just to see some things specifically. Or you could spend 4-5 hours, and eat a meal there. One isnt really able to see everything in the museum in one visit- even if they spend an entire day there. Id recommend taking a few hours and choosing some sections you are most interested in.

Yes

No, they do not count toward your membership. Sorry.

Yes

Yes

Open 10-5 on Christmas Eve

You need to contact MFA directly.

It's the decision of the MFA Store....might be good if you bring it in; no need to pay for admission cause it's accessible from the lobby. If you're far from Boston, best to call or email them.

There is one at the Harvard Arts Museum

Days and hours of operation

Yep, you can store your backpack at the complimentary coat check.

Wednesday nights after 4 pm, admission is by voluntary contribution (suggested donation $25). The Museum is free to all visitors on the following Open House days: Monday, January 16, 2017 Saturday, February 4, 2017 Monday, May 29, 2017 Friday, July 21, 2017 Monday, October 9, 2017

No.