Entrée plein tarif inter-exposition
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Choose the Official site for the lowest visible price and the clearest direct purchase route. Choose GetYourGuide if you need the “Paris: Musée de la Poste Ticket & Digital City Tour” combination, but availability is limited and the visible price is higher.
“Entrée plein tarif inter-exposition” is available at 9 EUR, compared with 10 EUR for the partner option.
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Use 34 boulevard de Vaugirard, near Montparnasse station. By metro, Montparnasse-Bienvenüe is served by lines 4, 6, 12 and 13; use exit 2, Place Bienvenüe. Have the actual ticket PDF or mobile ticket ready for barcode scanning before reaching the entrance. Travel light: secure lockers are available on level -1, while handbags and small backpacks can be placed on exhibition trays. The museum’s accessibility guidance gives priority in the queue to disabled visitors and their accompanying person.
The official benchmark is 9 EUR for “Entrée plein tarif inter-exposition.” The GetYourGuide option is 10 EUR, so compare the final checkout total and included features before paying, especially where the product title includes a digital city tour.
Visitors under 26 enter free, while seniors aged 65 and over and AP-HP beneficiaries qualify for reduced admission; bring valid proof of eligibility. Admission is free for people with disabilities and one accompanying person with valid proof, but an online reservation is recommended for a standard visit and contact with the museum is required for activities or guided visits. Groups can enter free with advance reservation. Musée de la Poste is also free on the first Sunday of each month.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes. Mobile tickets with a readable barcode are accepted, and the barcode is scanned at entry. The official booking page describes the selected visit time as indicative and the ticket as valid for the day, but always follow the date and visit details printed on your ticket.
Official Musée de la Poste tickets are non-refundable and cannot be changed after payment, including for a missed visit. If Musée de la Poste cancels the prestation, it may offer a new date or a refund.
The official option is 9 EUR and available, while the GetYourGuide option is 10 EUR with limited availability. Choose GetYourGuide only if its “Paris: Musée de la Poste Ticket & Digital City Tour” format or remaining availability is more useful to you; check the final checkout total and inclusions before paying.
Musée de la Poste has secure lockers on level -1 for backpacks, helmets and other bulky items. Small handbags and small backpacks are accepted on exhibition trays, but security and barcode scanning still apply at admission, so a partner ticket described as convenient should not be assumed to bypass these checks.
Do not rely on a late arrival being accepted automatically: tickets are checked by barcode and are valid only for the visit date and period shown on the ticket. The official booking page says the selected time can be indicative and the ticket may be valid for the day, but contact Musée de la Poste if you expect to miss the selected time.
Free admission includes visitors under 26, people with disabilities and one accompanying person, job seekers, some social-benefit recipients and other listed groups; reduced admission includes seniors aged 65 and over and AP-HP beneficiaries. A valid supporting document is required, and Musée de la Poste is free on the first Sunday of each month.
The practical bottleneck is entry control: every ticket is barcode-scanned, and reduced or free tickets require eligibility proof. Security measures also affect how quickly you enter, while lockers on level -1 help keep bulky bags from slowing your visit.