Locations, hours, and admission

MoMA has two locations, in Midtown Manhattan and Queens.

A new MoMA opens October 21

We’re getting ready for our reopening. With expanded galleries and spaces for live performance, making art, and conversation, we’ll be able to share more art in new ways with you.

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MoMA

Closed until October 21

To prepare for our October 21 opening, MoMA will be closed to the general public June 16–October 20, 2019.

Our restaurants and stores have different hours.

Both locations are closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas; MoMA PS1 is also closed on New Year's Day.

The Museum’s main entrance on West 53rd Street. Photo: Noah Kalina

11 West 53 Street, Manhattan

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Adults

$25
Seniors

$18

65 and over with ID
Visitors with disabilities

$18
Students

$14

Full-time with ID
Children

Free

16 and under
Members

Free

Buy tickets

Tickets include admission to special exhibitions, films, and MoMA PS1.

Museum admission includes film screenings, though separate film tickets are required.

Admission is free for a caregiver accompanying a visitor with a disability.

PS1

12:00–6:00 p.m.

Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Our restaurants and stores have different hours.

Both locations are closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas; MoMA PS1 is also closed on New Year's Day.

Photo by Andrew Berman. Courtesy of MoMA PS1

22–25 Jackson Avenue, Queens

Get directions to MoMA PS1

Adults

$10
Seniors

$5

65 and over with ID
Students

$5

Full-time with ID
Children

Free

16 and under
Members

Free

Admission fees are suggested.

Admission to MoMA PS1 is currently free for all NYC residents, courtesy of the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation.

MoMA PS1 visits are by guided tour only through November 2.