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The museum entrance is located at 44 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre. There is a single street-level access point where visitors with pre-booked digital tickets join a priority lane to bypass the on-site ticket office queue. A mandatory security bag check is required for all guests. Note that large backpacks, suitcases, and strollers are strictly prohibited inside the galleries and must be deposited in the cloakroom (typically €1 per item). To navigate the 900m² multi-level space efficiently, arrive 10 minutes before your time slot and follow the chronological urban scenography from the basement levels upward to avoid bottlenecks in the narrower corridors.
Visible offer rows list €12 for the official reduced-rate ticket titled for teachers, students, seniors aged 60+ and PRM visitors, €14 for GetYourGuide's standard ticket, and €16 for Tiqets exhibition access. One GetYourGuide entry-ticket row is marked limited, while the standard row is marked available; verify final availability, fees and refund terms at checkout.
Standard admission applies to all visitors aged 13 and over. Reduced rates are available for youth (ages 6–12), students, teachers, and seniors (60+); valid ID is required. Children under 6 enter free. Note that the exhibition is located across multiple basement levels connected only by stairs; there is no elevator, making the venue inaccessible to wheelchair users and difficult for those with significant mobility issues. As a private exhibition, it does not offer free entry for EEA residents under 26 or participate in 'Free First Sundays'.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Digital tickets are fully accepted; you can simply present the QR code on your smartphone at the reception desk at 44 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre for scanning.
Tickets purchased via the official site are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable. However, booking through partners like GetYourGuide or Tiqets typically allows for a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before your time slot.
The museum usually allows a 15-minute grace period, but entry for late arrivals is subject to current venue capacity; during busy weekend windows, you may be asked to wait for the next available opening.
No, the museum lacks storage for large items and strictly prohibits luggage or bags exceeding 55 x 35 x 20 cm; visitors should use a nearby public luggage locker service before arriving.
Children under 6 enter for free without a reservation. Reduced rates of €12 are available for students, seniors (60+), teachers, and visitors with disabilities (PRM), provided a valid photo ID is shown at the entrance.
No, all visitors must undergo a mandatory security screening regardless of ticket type; 'skip-the-line' access specifically allows you to bypass the queue for the physical ticket office.
No, the exhibition features over 100 high-quality recreations of Banksy's stencils and murals produced by local street artists; this allows for an immersive, large-scale experience that would be impossible with original street-side works.