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For the high-profile 'Fragile Beauties' Elton John exhibition in June 2026, booking a timed-entry ticket is essential to avoid long outdoor queues in the Tuileries Garden. While official tickets are the price benchmark, third-party platforms like Tiqets and GetYourGuide are recommended for travelers who need flexible 24-hour cancellation or wish to bundle their visit with nearby landmarks like the Musée de l'Orangerie.
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The main access is through the Tuileries Gardens from Place de la Concorde; the museum address is 1 place de la Concorde, and Concorde Metro exit 1 is the listed route. All visitors undergo security checks on arrival. Bulky luggage is not accepted; the cloakroom accepts cabin luggage up to 55 × 35 × 25 cm.
The official benchmark for a standard adult exhibition ticket at Jeu de Paume is €14 as of June 2026. Reduced rates of €9.50 are available for seniors (65+) and specific cardholders, while students and visitors aged 19–25 pay a discounted rate of €7.50 from Tuesday to Friday. Admission is free for everyone under 18, and visitors aged 19–25 can access the museum for free on the last Tuesday of every month. Partner prices typically match the €14 official rate but may include small service fees for mobile convenience and instant confirmation.
The official full-rate exhibition ticket is €14. Admission is free for visitors under 18. Visitors aged 19–25 and students pay €7.50 from Tuesday to Friday and €9.50 at weekends; admission is free for them on the last Tuesday of the month. Other free or reduced categories require the relevant proof, so check the official admission-fees page before booking. The museum is open Tuesday until 9:00 PM and Wednesday to Sunday until 7:00 PM; Monday is closed.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Mobile tickets are fully accepted at Jeu de Paume. You can simply present the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance; there is no need to print a physical copy.
Visitors under 18, disabled guests with one companion, and job seekers enter for free with valid proof. Additionally, students and visitors aged 19–25 can enter for free on the last Tuesday of every month.
All visitors must pass through a security screening. Only small bags and cabin-sized luggage (up to 55x35x25 cm) are permitted in the checkroom; large suitcases and bulky items are strictly prohibited and cannot be stored on-site.
Official tickets are generally non-refundable. However, official exhibition tickets can typically be exchanged once for a different time slot up until the day before your visit, whereas partner tickets from sites like Tiqets are usually final sale.
If you miss your designated time slot, your priority access is no longer guaranteed. You may still be admitted depending on the museum's current capacity, but you might have to wait in the standard queue with non-ticket holders.
No. While your ticket allows you to bypass the ticket office queue, all visitors must wait for the mandatory Vigipirate security check. During peak hours or major exhibitions, this security line can still take 15–20 minutes.
Yes, the Jeu de Paume is fully accessible. Elevators serve all exhibition floors, and wheelchairs are available for loan at the reception desk on a first-come, first-served basis.