Book Metropolitan Museum of Art Extended Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Access online with free cancellation. Compare ticket options, check dates, and complete your booking securely on TickYourList.
Tickets can be cancelled up to 72 hours before the booking date. Rescheduling is available.
The tour is the perfect way to start your Met visit. A friendly guide points out key highlights and helps you get oriented, then you explore on your own with the audio guide.
You’ll see masterpieces from every era, from ancient Egypt to Impressionist favorites, at your own pace, without the stress of long lines or missing must-see works.
Your Experience The tour is the perfect way to start your Met visit.
The ticket includes 2 things: Skip-the-line entry and Full access to galleries.
Allow 3 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
Yes. Booking is confirmed instantly, so a same-day ticket is possible while slots remain. Popular time slots sell out first, so booking ahead is safer if you want a specific time.
Yes. This ticket is sold with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time. Cancel within that window for a full refund; after it the booking is non-refundable. The exact deadline is repeated on your confirmation.
No. This is a mobile ticket, so the confirmation on your phone is accepted at entry. No printing and no voucher exchange is required unless the confirmation says otherwise.
New York, United States
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