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The permanent collections are described as free, while temporary exhibitions may require timed entry. For a paid exhibition, compare the Official site entry-ticket row (€15) with the supplied Tiqets MAM exhibition row (€17, limited in its snapshot), then verify the selected date, final total, inclusions and cancellation terms at checkout.
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Access to the permanent collections at Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris is free for all visitors and does not require a ticket. Official prices for temporary exhibitions generally range from €13 to €17; partner rates may appear higher due to included booking fees or enhanced cancellation flexibility not always available through the official museum portal.
Admission to the permanent collections is free for all visitors and does not require a reservation. For temporary exhibitions, entry is free for visitors under 18, disabled individuals plus one companion, and job seekers; however, all visitors eligible for free entry must still reserve a timed-entry slot online to guarantee access. Reduced-price tickets are available for visitors aged 18–26 and large-family cardholders. Note that the Paris Museum Pass is not accepted for temporary exhibitions at this municipal museum. On May 23, 2026, the museum will feature free evening admission for the European Night of Museums.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
No, access to the permanent collections is free for everyone and generally does not require a reservation, though you must still pass through the mandatory security screening at the entrance.
Yes, temporary exhibitions require a paid ticket with a specific time slot. It is highly recommended to book online in advance as popular exhibitions frequently sell out, especially on weekends.
No ticket allows you to skip security. All visitors must join the same line for bag checks and metal detectors; the ticket only allows you to bypass the physical ticket office queue inside.
Official tickets are typically non-refundable and non-exchangeable. If you require flexibility, check the specific cancellation terms on partner platforms like Tiqets before completing your purchase.
Visitors under 18 enter free. Reduced rates are available for youth aged 18–26, job seekers, and disabled visitors with one companion, provided valid physical or digital ID is presented at the entrance.
Large suitcases and bulky backpacks are prohibited. Small bags must be stored in the free self-service lockers located near the cloakroom, but space is limited and not guaranteed during peak hours.
Entry is only guaranteed for the time shown on your ticket. While a 15-minute grace period is often observed, late arrivals may be denied entry if the museum has reached its maximum hourly capacity.