The Metropolitan Museum of Art

It's now $25 for non New Yorkers

Good morning when can I visit the the metropolitan free

What is the charge for wheelchair rental?

You have to buy a ticket but you put the price. You can pay 1$, the suggested 25$, 1000$ or any amount that you want. It's completely up to you.

I don't know, but I went a week ago, and the main temporary exhibition then was about Disney

12AM - 5PM 1 Hour $21.00 2 Hour $29.00 3 Hour $36.00 5 Hour $42.00 10 Hour $47.00 24 Hour $52.00 5PM - 12AM 1 Hour $18.00 2 Hour $24.00 5 Hour $32.00 10 Hour $39.00 24 Hour $52.00 Discounted Parking: Museum Members receive up to $6.00 off posted parking rates. Another option is to use the public transit

I think if you are really interested in art and would like to take your time appreciating at least the major sections of the met, a good 5 hours would probably be needed. I personally love museums and even I need 4 hours for even small to moderate-size museums. I recall spending a good day at the Met, and had to leave only because the museum was nearing its closing time.

Beautiful places definitely👍

Yes 10:00am-5:30pm

Nope, if it looks like a suitcase they won't let you in.

We took the subway. Today there was a race so you couldnt park in their garage or on the street near there. Driving around the MET is only for the fearless

There are an Egypt and a South American pavilions with tons of aboriginal objects, sculptures and stuff, Romanticism age recreations and classic artworks all worth of being visited. The Met is all amazing.

$25, children under 12 free

It is never free for residents. You pay what you want if you live in NY. The only way NYers are free is if they’re in high school and have a school ID. Sorry

Yes it is! It just might take several hours to get through.

Yes

Yes there is

10:00 - 5:30

Must show New York State/New York City proof of residence for suggested donation privileges. Also, I believe students also receive some benefits. Cheers!!!

I think you show it on your phone

There is a restaurant, you can NOT enter food.

Nice walk through the park on sunny day. 30 minutes about right.

Yes it is available online. There are barcodes for it in store

4,5,6 on 86 st and Lexington ave.

Yes. Most times, it depends on holidays and special circumstances, however NYC museums are very rarely closed for UNGA or other multinational events.

🤷🏻‍♂️

Yes, enter off of the great hall

Yes.

Yes, they are allowed, the attention of the security person is optimal

Yes

Yes you can, and it will provide you a discount from regular entrance fee.

Yes, you can. Only no flash.

There's also a gift shop at the Cloisters, but its not as large as the main gift shop inside the Met.

I do believe it was. I love Joan of Arc

I believe its at the 81st street entrance

25$ for non US Adults 12 $ Students 18$ Seniors Audioguides are an extra 7$

It's free till March But you should donate if you can

Yes it is

It was the only museum in New York City that was "suggested donation". If you are a New York State Resident it still is, you just have to show an ID.You can pay any amount you wish. Even a dollar goes a long way.

Excellent! Thanks. The device with descriptions of the rooms was sufficient.

25$ per entry,not hourly basis

Membership $110 for adults per year $70 of which is tax-deductible Admission prices $25 adults $17 seniors $12 students $0 children under 12

Yes

Great! But that's not a question for Google. You should still talk to the museum? Though I doubt they'd be interested

No you much show proof of vaccine

All beautiful, difficult to make a choice

25 for adults, 12 for students

Because some of them are serving halal meat and passing it off as hotdogs, it's not real new York franks

🤷🏻‍♂️

Proof of vax and mask

Just the on site food court, which will be expensive, a sandwich and drink about $22. Many restaurants and food trucks just outside might be a more economical option.

Yes, must have a vaccination proof. It's open to public...

There is a parking garage at 5th and 80th, make sure to validate your ticket as it’s expensive.

I think throw reservation online

Just GO ONLINE

Well, the the grand union hotel, the grand central hotel, Congress hall and the united states hotel were all hotels on broadway. So it could be a simple case of mislabeling.

Only if you are members

My buddy Hanz might. He's the real artist of the group that led us to the MET.

Yes, you can download the MET app before you go and use the WiFi while you are there. Enjoy!

You had better buy museum pass.

Hello. According the MET website, they do: Strollers Strollers are permitted in most areas. Inquire with a staff member for gallery limitations. Oversize and jogging strollers may not be brought into the Museum.

Ani lo yedaha.

Picture allowed, not flash permitted

Yes, out front.

Yes but that's pretty expensive.I saw one that's $20 for 6 hours.

No!! Use what you whsnt!!!

You can probably buy it in the museum souvenir shop

No, you don't have to buy your ticket in advance. You can buy it there.

There is no day when you can enter without payment.

Generally in NYC just tripod need permit. I use led torch instead flash

Not to my knowledge, no

Only clothes, as they said. Greetings and good stay in New York.

They do for Apple products but the app is no longer available for Android phones.

25$ for non New Yorkers. For New Yorkers it's free and you can just donate whatever amount you want.

The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art has many collections from around the world. Many change and are temporarily on display for visitors to the museum. The museum is renown for their great taste in collections and their reach. They do have a large number of visitors and patrons.

Yes i think so

No

Yes

Yup! It's actually open later on the weekends!

Open Sunday-thursday 10AM-5:30PM FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10AM-9PM,

Only on the first weekend of the month.

It's big and great exhibits! 🖼

It is free only to NY and NJ residents and students, with ID proof

There's usually a bit of a line at the ticket window, but it moves quickly.

No

Armenia! exibition is open now and until January 3, 2019

Translate: "Do they buy antiques or are they for show only?" You can purchase their gift collection at The Met store

Call

Sorry but i dont know ...

And

Yes indeed.

Not sure about library card only. You pay what you wish if you show ID or you get free one year membership if hou have NYC ID

No, but the security, who are more like crass bouncers are interested in open beverages, food, cans of spray paint, and items that can destroy art.

Yes cameras are allowed

Yes, in the rooftop.

The one day free. Averiguation!!!

October 8, 2018

There was a huge lineup when I was there the last time. Not clear whether you should line up. We bought tickets online in advance, and security guy told us to go inside. But some people in the queue complaint that they already had tickets.

I bought at the door, Met open at 10 am...

There is a place in the front entrance for you to safely keep bags and jackets

Try calling them

N.Y. residents it's suggested pricing pay what you want, same applies for tri state Students bring student ID everyone else must pay full admission.

Only if you are a resident of New York or a student in New Jersey, Connecticut or NY.

Yes, from 10 in the morning until 5:30 in the afternoon. There are a few places outside or in the museum to have lunch. The terrace is open when the temperature is good. It is an incredible museum! You can coher hours see everything. Better to wait to go two days encorrido. Enter through the entrance on the street level-not the stairs. There are always huge lines on the second floor.

Yes

It depends. If your child is into art, they could be fascinated by the paintings, statues, and architecture. Personally, I think every child will think the Egyptian wing is cool. On the other hand, there's my daughter (10) who is bored to tears when we drag her to these things. Also the museum is so large it can be overwhelming and fatigue can set in no matter how into art your child may be. My suggestion is to find one or two things your child is interested in and only go visit that. Otherwise you might be better off taking them to a children's museum that's more hands on.

10am-9pm

Effective March 1, 2018 the policy will change. From The Met website: "With this update, our pay-as-you-wish policy will continue for New York State residents and students from across the tristate region, while visitors from outside New York will be required to pay mandatory admissions; admission for children under 12 will remain free. The Museum will also now honor full-priced admissions tickets for three consecutive days. . ."

If you're from out of town you might consider parking on the street further out somewhere near a subway station, not in Manhattan, say Queens or Brooklyn. No worries and much cheaper.

Yes entrance is by donation. We paid $25 as a donation.

Yes

Nope

Yes, Feb 12. Avoid the crowd by visiting on weekdays.

Yes

The musuem has a suggested fee, but pay whatever you want. Even $0, wife and I usually pay $5 each

You can stay as long as you like.

Thank you very much

Oh yes, but considering the traffic, better to go in a cab

On Fridays and Saturdays the galleries are cleared at 8:45 PM and they stop letting people into the museum at that time. They try to have the visitors out of the building by 9 PM.

The best way is to get here through Subway or bus. There's is a parking next to the museum.

There's few items about NYC in the shop but you'll need to look for history specifically

Also teachers, students, older adults, military have concessions.

Oh my, you can study the signature of the artist, the history of the painting and its frame. You can study the form of the brush strokes, but even with all that you would still miss a lot if not able to manipulate it. Just trust the museum ✨️

Have you called the museum?

Seriously?

Sorry, not sure I can assist you. Contact the MET directly

No it is not

You can buy the ticket in advance online or you can also buy it on the spot when you go. And if you have a friend or acquaintance who is a member, you can enter for free with the membership card of that person who can bring a guest, which was my case when I went, a friend is a member and took me as a guest.

I was inside with my school bag, they do check at the door

Yes

Nope

Its not. I checked all the costumes, this wasn't.

I don't think so

Yes they are open on Memorial Day. FYI, masks are a requirement.

No. Until the summer

Must keep your masks on around the exhibits! In the Cafe can take off to eat

Not sure, but it's more convenient to buy tickets online and not a long line for entry.

You need to contact them directly.

They have tons of historic "pieces"... Not sure about that specific one but it's worth doing a self inspection.

Not required but have to wear a mask

Sorry I only lead English tours

$25 or free for New York City residents with ID.

They are on the website after the picture of the museum or click on visit it should have the times of opening and closing

While Met Museum hours may vary, including if they are closed one day each week, in general they are open to 5:30 p.m. with extended hours to 9:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. It is especially great to visit there on Friday and Saturday evening after 5:00 p.m., easier to access, not as busy unless there is a highly reviewed exhibit at that time. The Met website is terrific! Visiting any and all the major museums, along with the Met, Guggenheim, Whitney Museum, Museum of Modern Art, are so fantastic on any day in NYC!

They are concerned that you'll play it in the museum and cause a disturbance

If you have.

Yes

If you are a member no reservation is required. Just show the card. At the member entrance to the left of the main entrance

Closed until further notice

Donation required

Price for Non New Yorkers is $25 ... Buy them at the web site for easy and quick access

Suggested donation

At the first floor

No capasity limitstion. Only for special exhibits.

Internet mostly doesn't work

I bought City Pass and the Met was included in the package

Probably

Yeah, there's a section dedicated to instruments. It should be on the map they hand out.

Nyc is going to a vaccine required policy for indoor venues

Nope

Hi

No. List 25 per person

No reservation required for member's guest.

They are probably not on WhatsApp, unfortunately

And

Go to the website and use audio guides with each corresponding exhibit. There will be a headphone symbol at places where a guide can be used.

They will be hosting a virtual museum but you could always check their website to see

I belive you would have to contact them and ask

Call ahead of time and you will be very happy ,enjoy your day!🙂

YES. IT'S JUST A LITTLE WAIT, BUT IT'S WORTH IT.

$ 26

Online

I would contact the Met directly and make an appointment with them before you make your NYC reservation... Good Luck! You will ❤️LOVE the museum

Timed vip availability is a option

Richter Scale...Would Depend What Floor Your Jumping From?

Yes

Yes

You do it over time

Depends on where you're coming from

You'll have to call them and see

You use a toilet

I do not understand your question. You can rethink it for me.

Nope, it's in NYC, USA

You can buy the tickets on line thats the best option

You could call them up and ask for those details

Yes! You can do so online and then scan your voucher when you arrive

For the Fashion Exhibition, it was first come. I suggest getting there early.

Pretty much just tell them you want to be anonymous

You pay what u want as long as you a ny state id. For example the ticket asking price is $25, I paid $10.

The Bestparking app shows the cost to be about $50 for a typical 6-hr weekday. You can find less expensive parking from Bestparking or Spothero apps.

I think you need to purchase an entrance ticket separately.

in NYC you can always find a place to lock bike. BUT have a good lock!

Until 9pm I believe.

Hours: Thursday and Friday: 12 p.m.–7 p.m.* Saturday–Monday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.* Closed Tuesday and Wednesday

Very good question, you should call them

You get them in advance through their website https://www.metmuseum.org/

No

The food court near the Dutch exhibit was open

If you hold a valid student ID from the Tri-state area, you can get in for free

https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Jersey-City/Metropolitan-Museum-of-Art#r/Train-subway

Even if that was true, this is a museum. You as a visitor are not allowed and should not touch anything. Maintain social distancing guidelines, keep your mask on and don't touch anything and you'll be fine

Correct, there is access to the rooftop to see an installation but the bar is closed.

Not Line at all because it's missing all the tourist

Students with valid ID from any American or international school, university or college are eligible for student general admission ticket rate @$12. Residents other than from NY need tickets.

Yes! Except for the upper floor. I bought two prints there Monday.

Make a reservation only on line. Then you can pick up your ticket at the museum by showing your membership card. Dining rooms are closed temporary at this time.

It will be open on 29 august

I dont know...you'll have to go their website. At this time all of the museums are closed in NYC.

This museum has a costume design department. It may have beadwork. The website may give you some information on that. T

No

It requires a donation, as to how much, it is what ever a person wishes.

In Assyrian gallery, but the museum is closed till new further notice

For NY residents, it's pay as you wish, but you must bring ID.

I'm not sure....it's better you confirm it with the authorities!

It may not be. Give them a call.

There are different categories for the memebership which ranges from $100 to $600.

I'm glad your question was answered, because I don't speak French.

No.general admission is $25.

Days. Hours to skim everything. Days to read, listen and study.

over 406

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the summer programs. I reccomend that you give them a call.

The Metropolitan Museum is only open until 5:30pm on weekdays. Extended hours on Friday and Saturday until 9pm. If you live in New York you can make a contribution from 1 dollar and up. If you do not you will pay the entry fee. If you are a member like me, you get in free and are able to enjoy early exhibition times, etc

sim!

In the museum no.

10am to 5.30pm. Closed on the 25th

Yes

You would have to call the museum for that information.

Sorry. Unfortunately, I don't know.

I believe 10-530 is accurate at least for weekdays

Yes it's open!

You mean the sale of tickets in MET, right?

This only applies if you are an American citizen, niot if an overseas visitor

I would recommend getting there as early as possible. This is one the largest museums in North America. If you wish to see everything, give yourself 7-8 hours.

Closed on holidays

Thanks very munch

I do not remember.

Last for the day

yes. only for NY residence

I was there a week ago and they don't exactly sell toys but there are small things like pins, but I didn't see anything less than 5 usd. But outside the museum there are many vendors who have stuff from 2 usd

We paid 25$ for two days entry. They give you a sticker for each day. You can come and go as you wish.

Yes, you can; keep the dated sticker you received as proof of payment. There are also two other locations of the museum into which you will have free entry: Met Breuer and the Cloisters.

If you are a New York resident, you can give the donation you want to enter. regards

10am

Yes If you live in ny You pay whatever you can...a donation

No need to buy tickets on line. You can buy them here, there are discounts for seniors and you can visit two museums with same ticket: Cloister and Metropolitan.

Better to take the train ok

you need to pay 25 dollars

Check their website for the latest updates

I have C3

No

No. Go to the Member line.

No, they charge 25 dollars, you can pay donation if you live in NY only

It is informationdesk inside. https://www.metmuseum.org/

You would have to ask the front desk or call

There's a parking garage down the street.

Jeans and t-shirt, good pair of shoes cause you'll be walking a lot. Take water with you (restrooms are okay even with all the traffic).

It is free For NY residents, for NY, NJ, CT students and on Saturdays

For New Yorkers only.

Yes

12$ for students, 25$ for adults in general

There are several parkings near by. You can search for those in maps.

I dont think so!!! You could ask if would do a coat check or bag check? Long shot though

It is not cold. You donot need a jacket..at least not this time of year.

https://www.metmuseum.org/visit/plan-your-visit

The Met museum of Art, Met Cloisters and the Met Breuer. You will have 3 days to use your ticket including the day you purchase it.

open until 9pm

Just senior and young adults rates. You can find deals online for cheaper tickets.

Upper level.

Yes it is, normal schedules

Yes it is I was just there they do a specific event for the 4th

Check their website.

I'm afraid so

It's huge.

No

Greek and Roman

It's clouse until october 2019.

Go for it Yes

$12 for students and $24 for adults, tours are for free

They don't have one rn

https://www.newyorkpass.com/new-york-attractions/the-metropolitan-museum-of-art.html

I am afraid not.

I don't believe so, but it's worth double the price of admission.

Not sure exactly

I'd like to say 3 but may be mistaken

It's open from 10-530pm on Memorial Day.

Sale U $ s 25 for adults and U $ s 12 for students

It is "pay-what-you-wish" if you're a NYC resident if you're not I believe ticket prices are $25 for adults $12 students/children

I spent about three hours every day. I'm doing stringed instruments, so when I go to the museum I go to the violin and viola corner. I also enjoyed the Asian area and around Europe. I also went to the space where William of hippo was there. When I did not try to see everything, if I had something I could not see, I watched it as if I should come again.

According to their website: For visitors from outside New York State, there will be a mandatory admission fee: $25 for adults, $17 for seniors, and $12 for students. Admission for all children under 12 and Members and Patrons will continue to be free.

It's a secret, sorry

It depends on the type of membership you have.

Do it online, easier than standing in line for same day purchase.

It’s not very clear about this truth, because I am not a member.

No

Sorry, don't know for sure. Please check the web page of the met museum.

Yes! And use it, its imposible in 1 Day

Nop

Adult is 25$, student is 12$

Yes!

This precious "enamel" of the Chinese Song Dynasty, the museum will not be publicly displayed because of its high value (tens of millions of dollars)

The previous responses are not correct. There is a huge parking garage at the Met, it is located in the basement, with entrance to the left of the museum. It is not cheap, and they charge by the hour. We spent about 5 hours at the museum, the charge was $47.

enjoy

Yes

Same day only

No , for international guest - 25 $ ((((

Friday, but, if you are a NYC resident you can get in any day for a donation of as small as $1

25.00 each

Not open till the 7th, unless you're a lifetime member

No

Check the official website

yep

Call the lobby of the museum. They are very polite.

Nope

Yes, you can get at least one guest ticket for $5.

They only ask for donations.

General Admission is $25 for adults. https://rsecure.metmuseum.org/admissions/tickets

It is accessible. There are elevators between the floors. The wait typically isn't long and will find the staff very accommodating for those with disabilities.

As I know , it opens 10 am and closed 5:30

Is posible

Pretty sure NYC residents get in for free. Having said that the entrance fee is purely a suggested donation and in reality you can pay what you want.

Please, check this link: https://store.metmuseum.org

It was free 2 years ago.

Yes

If you live in New York then it's donation based. But if you're not from here I believe it's $25 for adults. They have machines that are behind the information table that you can buy tickets from rather than stand in the longer traditional ticket lines. Also if youre facing the museum from the outside there's an entrance on the left of the main stairs that goes to the basement level it's less crowded there on weekends and they have a ticket line or you can buy from a machine there. Hope this helps

I will be in New York from the 3th to the 17th of July.. Will it be opened?

I would think that their program cards from school and state IDs showing they are minors would work, but call to ask.

I think there was to the right after you enter.

Friday open to 9pm.

Yes, but is free for children aged 12 and under

Sorry, I think you could find it out from the homepage.

I don't know. Maybe MOMA.

MET Will be open to the public on January 17.

Please This pictures NOT JUST FOR SALE

You can take pictures but without flash and you dont have to pay to enter

Yes you have a package deal that includes the Met, the MoMa and the Guggenheim museums

If better than 65 years

It is free for museum members, and NY residents, payment is voluntary. For the general public they are $ 25.

New york citizens pay what you want, regardless of age. Otherwise, seniors are 15, if i recall

It is.

Hi, I only know that students get a discount. A military discount is not known,sry....

Daily. Hours differ per day.

We only checked coats, however, they did accept bags and back packs from others so they may accept a suitcase.

No

best way is to ask the museum staff!

First week of January 2019

No it's not

They are closed on Christmas Day

Yeah

No, im sorry

You can check out the website, of also visit the Museum yourself. That'll probably be the best option ;)

Idk probably call now and ask or Google it

Adults $ 22.5, Over 65s $ 15.5 Students $ 11, under 12s Free.

83rd Street and 5th Avenue, right next to Central Park

Yes,I believe you can

Yes I had my bookbag

For New York State residents as well as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut students, admission is pay as you wish. Please be as generous as you can.

If you bring your ID it's going to be suggested rate . You can pay even penny one penny

7/8/19 didn't arrive yet))) you should send your question directly to museum

Yes

Yes, in most galleries, as long as the flash is turned off! Photos are forbidden in some special exhibitions, but there will be clear signs in such cases.

Camera is allowed. No flash. No tripods. No selfie sticks.

If you bring ID it's can be even one penny on suggested rate

However you MUST pay something. Even if it's a penny.

Welcome to the Cathedral of Fashion. What's in style, what's in vogue you'll find it at the Anna Wintour Costume Institute.

No

Yes, but if you have sny NY if it's csn be suggestive rate . you can pay even one penny

Yeah right !! I had no problem. Only some restricted areas.

it costs 25 $ for three days for three museums. Very interesting

$25 is the daily entrance fee. Membership costs $100 a year for an adult and includes a free admission for one guest for every visit. However if you live outside a 200-mile radius from the city you can join for just $80 a year.

Try first floor (modern and contemporary art) gallerys 904-913...

No. They do have a senior citizen discount and a children's discount. It's free if you are a resident of NY.

Buy from Met counter with special 3 day period on ticket.

Fix price but worth it

Yes

Evrything !

Normal amount of people. You enter very quick. You can purchase on the spot. Same ticket is also for visiting the Cloisters

For a thorough visit plan at least 2-3 hours

Yes you can host events. You can look here https://www.metmuseum.org/join-and-give/host-an-event

No there is no free dates. Sorry. Bout that. I take people in with me for my Airbnb experience with Van Gogh. It's called Van Gogh Find Yourself @ the Met.

Nice to explore....

Yeah. Once you get it appraised by a reputable appraiser that might help. You can try and search the Met website for a contact email... But that sounds amazing...

12 for students

There is so much to see. I'd suggest you visit their website to find what most interests you, and head to these spots first.

The Egyptian temple

About 82 to 86 on Fifth Avenue in Central Park on East Side of Manhattan

Yes

Thats not a question for the public to answer. Just google it... You'll get a more reliable answer.

English only please

Yes they do

Yes

It's about $15

You would have to formally send in your application and given the current circumstances of h1b1 visas it's unlikely that they would allow you into the United States unless you have some fantastic credentials.

No, sorry. In the Bronx zoo Wednesday is free.

Three different prices. $15 - $25. But you can give a donation instead you can afford it.

New York is the big city in New York state.

Yes, you can buy your tickets for the MET at a kiosk that takes a credit card. Also, you will pay a little higher ticket price since you do not live in New York. I had to pay it and I live in Chicago.

Or I think you can sign up to be a member for US$80 to also get discount from the MET store.

This is what is going on through November https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2018/heavenly-bodies.

Large Coffee Shop

17$ per person

Yes they have them there

Translate: "When the entrance is free" 'We do not currently offer a free day or night. The Met does participate in the annual Museum Mile Festival, usually held in June. In addition, we offer free admission to all teenagers (ages 13–18) at our Teens Take The Met events as well as free Access programs at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters.'

They have a bag check, even in the summer, tips are not allowed. They have limits to what you can bring in. We brought backpacking backpacks and were required to check them, but worked out just fine. I'd call to be sure.

Yes, No problem. I took DSLR, took pictures. Didn't run into any issue.

No

The info desk when you walk in they can answer any questions you have about paintings and there locations or if it on display

If you are from out of state its $25 for adults and $12 for students, free for kids under 12. If you are from new york you can pay as you wish

Yes

Donation is what they ask for must show proof of residency of NYC

I think they have to be from the tri-state area with proof of residence. Check metmuseum.org for details.

https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2018/obsession

Yes, all N.Y. state residents can pay what they wish and should have residency verification (e.g driver's license, State ID card, Student ID) with them.

It's a suggestion but some exhibits you have to pay extra unless you are a member

Yes, at least 2

No

10:00AM

Yes there is

I don't think so. Then again after I got the bill at the dining room, parking is miniscule compared to that.

Yes

If you live in New York you may pay as much as you like. Students do have discounts. If you do live in New York and bring someone from another state you may also pay as much as you like for them. I went yesterday and played 3 dollars for entry

Well, I don't know when I'm free only once, but I'm always busy in New York, so I don't think I can look forward to a leisurely trip.

The admission fee is $25 unless you have proof of being a resident of NY, CT, or NJ. Residents of those states pay what they want.

Go to website for current exhibitions.

You can take the normal stuff such as water,camera etc

25$ for everyone except those living in NY

No impossible

I am not sure there is a "free" day at anytime, if you do not live in the Metropolitan area.

Also check out the cloisters

It's always better to take the subway

Donation for residents of new york city

They run on a donation basis. They will be changing to a entry fee for everyone except New York city residents

Give what you can

Free with any nyc id or utility bill

Take uber

Students who reside in the states of New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut get in free. Otherwise, it is $12. Kids under 12 always get in free.

It changes according to the season. In the summer, 11 am-430pm

Standard adults fee is $25, and students, children, seniors fees are available. See MET page for the detail.

I'm sorry I don't know the fees. I do recall paying $25.00. But students with ID pay much less and I heard New Yorker's it is free for them or donations. Overly priced meals..

Yes for sure. We were just there yesterday and paid 5.00 each.

Sorry, I couldn't see all rooms...

No lockers as far as I know

If you have an NYS, NJ, Or CT ID, you can pay ehatever price you choose to pay to enter the museum. If not, you will havr to pay the entrance fee of $25 or $17 if you're a senior citizen .

No. Open

Sorry. I did not visit on 16th June

I know nothing about the museum it self. I've only went once,going there another time soon,but still only once.

I don't know the story. but I can say that it is the most complete museum I have ever visited!

There is paid parking in the area I believe the museum charges $23 for their parking. It is pretty hard to find street parking near the MET

I'm not sure but I don't think so

Thanx ..Felipe

The Versaille exhibition. It has a 3d audio experience

Call and ask! Google it.

They are free but limited

Sorry, I haven't heard for these tours in the MET

Please contact The Met regarding availability and pricing.

Adult pays $27.00

Thanks, was hoping to check my luggage while we tour. Late flight home but early check out of vrbo

Yeoj

NYS residents only pay as they wish

The Met has a parking garage, but not sure about any size limits or capacity. Entrance is at 80th and 5th ave.

I think so.

Probably open then but I would check there website if they have one just to be 100% sure.

Until closing time

membership structure is broken into three levels: â–º Member with Early Views This member gets to see selected exhibitions before the museum opens and has access to five exhibits before they open to the public. The membership costs $100 per year for one adult and includes free admission for one guest per visit. Those who live outside a 200-mile radius of the city can join for $80. â–º Member with Evening Hours This membership is for two adults that includes free admission for two guests per visit. These members get access to exhibitions before the museum opens and can go to three "The Met After Hours" events after the museum closes, including access to the balcony lounge. They will also have access to five new exhibitions before they open to the public. This membership costs $200 a year. â–º Member with Opening Nights Members who select the opening nights option will be able to add another person to the membership, as well as get four guest passes per visit. These members will also ha

The museum holds an extensive collection and while they do have a Greek and Roman art collection, the museum is not centered around Greek mythology.

Yes, there is a student rate. I think it is $15.

Normally it is open 7 days a week except major Holiday!

Take the C train to 86th Street. Then walk through Central Park to East side. Met on right side

It is suggested donation if you live in NYC. Or 12 dollars if you are a student with a valid id, 17 dollars as a senior, and 25 dollars as an adult.

Yes, they are open.

Used to be closed, but now they are open 7days a week, so yes, they're open on Mondays.

Yes, they can be bought there. And as additional information, if you are from New York and have an identifier, you can enter by making a donation and not having to pay the 25 dollars that the ticket is worth.

Today at 1pm it was about 20 minutes if you wanted to buy the tickets from museum staff. The automated kiosks usually do not have any line at all.

Hello, it's worth 25 USD

Call the museum & ask them.

No, unless there might be a private event

You can call or Google "MET Museum" and contacts numbers/fee /discounts are posted

I believe it is the normal $25. They've done specials in the past where, for a limited time, it was free for military service members but I don't believe one is happening right now

Membership varies with different levels of membership, basic around $80 and up, up up !

When you go through the box tell him that you can pay less and they will let you pass. The MET's policy is for everyone to see the museum since it is a world heritage site. There are pieces from all over the world that is why they want you to see it !!! I went with my husband and daughter and asked to pay $ 50 and no problem. Good luck !!!

12$ for students and 25$ for adults in general

My favorite with less walking is to take the C train to 81st Street and you get a free transfer on a Crosstown bus through Central Park to 5th Avenue where the museum is

No food allowed

For New York State residents as well as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut students, admission is pay as you wish. Please be as generous as you can

The music played in the background was an unexpected cool feature of that exhibit. Really beautiful.

No. And any backpack must be checked in or worn in front.

Take the bus on Madison avenue to 81st Street

They are closed. They are closed every Monday, including Memorial Day.

There is an underground garage. It's not that expensive when you consider how much time and gas you will waste looking for a spot in the area. The garage entrance is on 5th Ave, just BEFORE the museum.

About 15 minutes it is honestly not too far.

Tickets are good for three consecutive days and can be used at any of the Metropolitan Museum locations.

Admission let you see all the exhibitions

6:30 pm

Yes. Opens every day

No, NYS residents pay by donation. The amount is up to you. Just bring ID.

Yeap, I think it has changed. Now tourists must pay US$22.

Yes if normal sized

I`m pretty sure they all have wheel share or scooter for disabled people!! They seemed very prepared for disabled people!!

Yes, but no flash, and pay attention to tape barriers.

You should call them and find out ((:

Albingresar you can rent for $ 7 dollars a device where you enter the code of what you are seeing and you can listen to the guide. Not all guides are in Spanish.

Ummmm ......? 🤪😅

By rain

Yes

When you visit the website scroll all the way to the bottom and enter your email address. You'll be subscribed to the newsletter.

The exquisite collections are rarely moved to different locations. As for seasonal exhibition and special shows, they have regular updates on their website. Just take a look at it before you go and plan your visit because you won't be able to finish the whole museum in one day.

METropolitan

Yes

10 am to 5:30 pm

1130 to 2pm I think.

No they are not

Yes!

Yes it does. They accepted it and I wasn't asked to donate anything.

During heavy snowstorms.

No

I brought a met yellow taxi pin an I can’t get the back off it to use it

I don't think they do this kind of service. I bet you will have better luck if you send your question to a faculty in an university. You will have a better chance to find a researcher or a research assistant to help you with your art piece/historical piece.

General admission is $25 for adults; $17 for seniors; $12 for students; and free for Members, Patrons, and children under 12.

Of course. Why not?

Yes, various tours, generalised and exhibit specific, lead buy guides and tech (headset) based.

Yes

Yes, that's what I did today! They do check ID's

I don't think so... but not sure

Not sure, used uber.

12:30 to 2:30

Sorry, no idea, im from CA

Look at the website. Is available a calendar always updated

I went on Saturday and there was no problem

Buy a membership.

Of you used Open Table then use the app, if you called then you need to call. They will confirm with you in the am of your reservation.

At the Museum garage, entrance on southside of the building.

Saturday and friday its open till 9 all other days its open till 5:30

Technically its free, but they have a suggested donation of $25 to enter.

I think you can do but have it in the cafeteria. I don't think you can have it around watching the collections

It's open 7 Days a week. Except Holidays

They coat rooms yes. For luggage im not sure they check all bags as they come in...most hotels have bag checks if your staying in a hotel

There is a recommended donation of $25 for adults but you can give what you feel is appropriate.

Actually it's free. Just do not say that it's free for you to give him $ 25, something that seems to me in bad faith. As a consumer I have the right to know the free income and leave to my will if I want to donate 25 dollars to the museum.

It depends on when you go. I think that exhibition might have more viewers starting this week since the parallel exhibition of Michelangelo that had taken most of the attention (and lines) away just closed this Monday. I recommend going at obscure times (Monday morning, opening time) to avoid the tourism crowd.

Nov 13, 2017 to Feb 12, 2018

It ended yesterday 2/12

This is not the Metropolitan Museum. The Internet is open 24/7. Look them up and find the lost and found and / or the phone # and call them.

10 O'Clock

Website, the Internet is waiting for you.

There is a permanent exhibition of J. Pollock in a museum of N. Y. ??

Yes

Yup!

No. Anyone can go. Reservations recommended.

10 am to 5:30 pm

Agree with Pradeep, I've never seen anyone place one there. Though due to security issues, it may not be allowed. Expect a no and plan ahead.

If you only buy the ticket at the ticket office of the same museum, the price you decide; You can pay what you can. This is a fact that very few people know.

Yes but there will be a set price from March on

I support what was said by Maria Valeria

Thursday 10AM–5:30PM Friday 10AM–9PM Saturday 10AM–9PM Sunday 10AM–5:30PM Monday 10AM–5:30PM Tuesday 10AM–5:30PM Wednesday 10AM–5:30PM

I not have ifea but every day a lots people visited .

No

Nothing shown in today's events calendar

10 am to 9 pm

It is true as mentioned above, now it is to the visitor's liking but in March they will charge about 25 dollars.

No, you just cant do the pay what you want option fir special collections. Close s feb 12 I think. Enjoy!

Galleries 800 and 809 have all the Rodin artwork

I think so but it's faster to get them in the museum.

82nd

That is until March 1st. After that you will need a NY State id to pay any price. The suggested amount is $25. That will be required after March 1st.

More than 1

The tickets are expensive from what I heard. I believe Gala is based on getting a table. Those tables run in the $10,000 plus maybe even $100,000. In addition, its a celebrity event managed by celebrities, people in the art world, financiers, models. Essentially its an elite event. Opening it up to the public would make the event less special.

Fifth Avenue

Yes.

Everyone gets free admission its a free museum

The museum is free

Also, Rodin and David Hockney.

I don't think its there

Alas, closed today.

You can pay what you wish. Donations are a suggested amount.

We walked to grand central, then #4,5,or6 to 86th st (uptown). Then walk to museum (10 min)

There is an entire room of Degas' pictures of dancers

Opens at 10:00am, closes at 5:30pm

I would contact them directly to make those arrangements

As far as I know, there is no theology at all.

No, as long as the museum is open you can see his works

They are closed on December 25th.

Yes the coat check can do that for you.

In the cafes, yes, but not in the main museum.

Or call main number for details.

Its still in the museum

It's possible to find on street parking within a 20min walk of the Met. You can easily find nearby parking garages as well. But I would recommend leaving your car and taking Uber to the front door on Fifth Ave. The Met is huge with lots of walking & standing involved in a visit. So arrive rested & relaxed without the car park problem.

There are Origami kits available at MMOA. There however is not a fixed exhibit. The American Museum of Natural History has a Christmas Tree decorated with origami ornaments.

Online

Basic membership is $100 per person, $80 if they live more than 200 miles away, and you get a lot of perks, great gift!

No

I arrived at the museum mid-day on this past Friday, 12/8. The only line that I encountered was the coat check. You are issued a pass that is good for the day so I assume leaving and coming back to the museum is not a problem. As the day got later, the exhibits became more crowded. I left at about 4:30 pm and the lobby was fairly crowded but I did not notice substantial lines at the ticket counters.

Sorry the staff must rest

No Liz, there aren't any dedicated areas for nursing. There are family restrooms and there may be some privacy available in the classrooms at the Uris Educational center if the classrooms are not in use. This info pertains the the 5th avenue location.

Yes, it's open Sunday

1499 3rd Ave, New York City, NY 10028

It will be closed on Christmas day.

No

Should be open Monday

However much you want to donate.

You walk in, check in your coat and backpack. Then you proceed to the ticket line and pay your donation. Tickets are for the whole day. Special exhibits do not require additional costs. For visitors wkth mobility issues, call ahead to reserve a wheelchair or bring your own. Details on acessibility are on their website.

The price to enter is by donation. You pay what you think is the best price.

The met is actually free to enter. They will ask for a suggested donation of $25 but the amount you pay is your choice.

Its only a suggested amount, you can pay whatever you want

Yes there are 2 one on either side of the main entrance. Juat remember which one you use!

I really don't know because I go always in subway. I don't think is easy to find parking in the street.

Closed Thanksgiving day.

Korean audio tour is possible Audio tour is in Korean

10:00 AM-5:30 PM, Friday, Saturday, Sunday- 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

You'll have to call them up and ask them, personally

I've not seen any chair for rent over there.. but i think they have to have..

It’s pay what you wish with a suggested donation

More than can fit into one Museum.

I went to lunch as a non member. Dinner is only available on Friday and Saturday nights. There may be member only events but I found the food pretty good. Burger is worth going back for along with a bottle of billecart salmon champagne.

Emily: what are these files you speak of?

Thanks

Luggage is not permitted at the MET's coat check. I would visit the museum at least one day before you have to go back to the airport or after you have checked into your hotel.

You can also give a donation.

They have a suggested donation amount, but will gladly accept less or even nothing.

Yes! No flash and no problems!

Yes, you can check in your coat and bag at the entrance by the ticketing booths.

It is fantastic

We were there for 6 hrs, the parking fee was $47.

Written like this is the NYC Museum of Modern Art

The entrance is a suggested price. You can pay less by making a donation.

Yes! They have a historic art section of the Americas.

There's a parking garage by the building.

And patron.

2nd floor has 2 sections for European paintings and sculptures. Rooms 600 to 644 have paintings from 1250 to 18th century, and 800 to 830 are 19th and 20th century paintings and sculptures

It's up to you: you can donate anywhere between 0 and 28 USD.