Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

15 regular admission 13 seniors 11 student with id

Yes, they have a flyer inside the main building that lists events. We saw painting classes and tea ceremonies on the one we picked up.

No

$ 15 normal entry $ 13 of age $ 11 students $ 9 children from 6 to 17 Free under 6

Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Wednesday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Thursday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Friday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Saturday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm

1.5 hours. it is about a 2 mile walk. take your time it is beautiful!

Yes.

You can certainly outside the building. We brought snacks and ate of the path

Yes, quite often, https://morikami.org/accessibility/#more-8293

It does close on Monday's though

Probably. Check web site.

Their Lantern Festival in October is incredibly popular and the garden has lots of flowers. Their Japanese New Year's celebration this January is also quite spectacular

No.

Nope

It is wheelchair accessible, but they don't have wheelchairs for rent.

Yes, there's a nice size parking area.

Morikami Members: FREE! Adults (ages 18+): $15 Seniors (65+) $13 Military (with ID): $13 College Students (with ID): $11 Children (ages 6-17): $9 Children 5 and under: FREE! Prices for festivals vary from daily admission prices. No discounts are offered on festival days.

Yes it is open and so is the restaurant but they close at 5pm and the restaurant closes a bit earlier than that

Not that I saw, only indoors

Everything must be paid with a credit card. They do not accept cash during covid

You have to schedule and pay a fee to rent out the garden for events, they have wedding packages. This information is available on PDFs provided in the following webpage: https://morikami.org/rental-inquiry-form/

Yes small everything is allowed except a small appetite for the restaurant there that has a wonderful selection of Chinese food , drinks, candy ,and much more. Enjoy yourself.

The gardens are open (beautiful walk around the lake) but the museum is closed.

I do not believe it is possible

Yes they do.

Lantern Festival is held in mid-October every year. This year's Lantern Festival will be held on Saturday, October 17.

Closest stations are the Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach stations. Each are around 30 minutes away from the park.

Is it open on mother’s Day?

There is a restaurant inside the park. Good food, good prices! Crispy Chicken is amazing!

Yes you can, I would suggest going online you will find everything you need. Also you and the class will never forget this field trip, prepare to see a small ancestral home as it would have been many years ago in Japan.

There is a Military Discount. It is the same rate as Seniors, $13.

I recommend the weekdays in the afternoon, 2-3 hrs before closing, if you plan on just visiting the garden. A bit earlier if you plan on stopping at the cafe. Temperature is usually great if its not raining, and it is less crowded.

Yes, it's very nice.

Is there a bike trail?

Yes

As of today, they still do not have a tentative date for its reopening!

No, they do not.

Yes

Yes, Tuesday - Sunday. From 10am to 5pm.

I use a scooter and had no problem

I was there and its same time. Its ok but the beauty is the gardens.

We were told absolutely not.

Give them a call to double check. I was there about 2 weeks ago and I remember seeing a sign for a tea ceremony schedule, but can't recall the details.

Their website says they are closed on Mondays and major holidays. Suggest you call them to check.

I suggest you give them a call or email them for more information.

I think that if we actually ate before we went

Admission is $ 15

Yes

If you take the time to look at majority of the spots along the way - it was roughly 1 hr 30m. Can easily become 2 hrs or more if you take pictures, feed fish/turtles, eat at the food spot before/after.

No they don't

I believe it was 15 it does show you on the website

Worth the admission price! Go check them out Martha!

Not in the garden

Yes, until 5PM. They will be closed from March 16th to April 30th, however, at least their public programming will be.

Yes, many

There is also a large cafeteria

As I don't speak your language, I apologize for any mistakes. The entrance fee for adults is US $ 15, for seniors it is US $ 13 and for children between 6 and 17 years old it is US $ 9 and children under 5 are free. The address is 4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach, Florida 33446. I hope this helps!

$15 for adults

Go to their website to get the full story!

No pets allowed, only service animals.

No reservation needed. Can just walk in. You also can get a yearly membership. They have a gift shop and cafe. Cafe closed at 3 pm. They are closed on Mondays. Hope this helps :)

I m not sure.

Did you try their website? https://morikami.org/join/

The Lantern Festival is very popular. Tickets sell out quickly.

If you bring ID its $13 regular is $15.

I haven't had classes at all

Its says on their map the gardens are wheelchair accessible and in accordance with ADA the Americans with disabilities act

And seniors, no government employees.

You can't fish there, but you can feed them for $1.

Don't think you can bring food onto the grounds. But the cafe is really good! The food and service is amazing!

Cafe is great! but you still have to pay admission to get in as well.

You even bother going to their website? We will be closed Thursday, July 4, 2019 for Independence Day and will reopen to the public on Friday, July 5 at 10am.

No

They are not not open on Monday. Usually, they do something Sunday for Mother's Day.

65 yrs old and up. It is on the website under "hours and admissions".

They have reciprocity with the American Alliance of Museums and one other organization, but not specifically the Fairchilds.

65 yrs old and up. It is on the website under "hours and admissions".

For what reason?

No

If you speak to management I believe they can provide a temp card, we got our passes as well and they told us we can ask for a temp

Beautiful but very hot

The restaurant food is good. Ate there 2 times. Closes early. Mostly lunch foods

Yes... 10am to 5pm..

Not now, there weren't any last Friday

Yes

https://morikami.org/one-day-at-morikami/cornell-cafe/

Yes, it should be

I don't think so.

The menu is downloadable online, the cornell cafe is a link. The tickets are sold on-site, and are available ahead of time.

You can. Here's the link. https://morikami.org/cultural-programs/oshogatsu/oshogatsu-tickets/

The garden path is approximately 7/8 of a mile.

Worth it in my opinion. It's very beautiful.

Yes of course

No. But they will be open tomorrow 10am to 5pm

No

The Morikami was open the day after Thanksgiving. It was a little bit more crowded than usual but was still very enjoyable given the perfect weather. I would definitely recommend a visit.

I don't know. I didn't see any.

They also have other discounts I got one as an educator because I work for the school board check when you get there and see if there's anything else that might apply

Yes and its beautifil!!

When I was there in September it was.

N not necessary

There are a lot of different tiers that are all on the website. Here are a few: Student is $40. Individual is $60. Dual is $95.

Yes you can. Food there is expensive and you have to overcome a long line to get it... :-(

Depends on what you order, I spent about $30 bucks on my food/drink/desert/tip etc= it was sooo delicious!

No and Juan is correct about the trail mostly gravels

Or just opening the website!

You only pay once for entry into the museum and Gardens. The only additional fees would be for any purchases in the cafe or museum shop or for the wands for the audio tour. ($3 each).

Hmmm I think there are spots that would work, but I definitely call the staff to confirm they could host an event like that

All this info is readily available on their website. No pets. Open Saturdays. $13 admission for seniors.

I believe 100

No pets

Not on the museum premises. But yes on the bordering forest.

You can also call for a group rate with a docent

It's open Tuesday through Sunday, but closed on Monday

We spent about two hours making a fairly leisurely loop. But it's the sort of place you can find new things over and over again.

Morikami Museum and Japaense Gardens welcomes all visitors, including people with disabilities, older adults, and veterans. Morikami is wheelchair accessible in accordance with provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): A push button is available to automatically open the main entrance door. The garden path has been treated to improve surface stability Park benches are located throughout the gardens for all visitors’ comfort. Accessible parking is located near the museum’s main entrance. Ramp access to the gardens is located at the south end if the Cornell Café. Pets are prohibited; only …

No

wedding and event photos are taken there all the time.

Only service animals. Beaitiful place.

Morikami Members: FREE! Adults (ages 18+): $15 Seniors (65+) $13 Military (with ID): $13 College Students (with ID): $11 Children (ages 6-17): $9 Children 5 and under: FREE!

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

No

12/31/17: 10a-5p 1/1/18: Closed

Wheel chsir accessibile, the pathways too. But no they do not rent wheel chairs

$15 p/p.

Open today 10AM–5PM Veterans Day (Observed) might affect these hours

Don't know check website or call them

The Museum opens at 10 am Cafe 11-3 Tues to Sat

Today is the last day it is free

Last week it was because several places where closed. Im not sure of the status now but it was nice that one day it was free lol

Parking is free and you only pay once inside the building