Traveling in mid March, do I need to prebook tickets for Musée Jacquemart-André on Sunday? I would like to visit other museums prior and I have no idea what time I can make it to Musée Jacquemart-André. Booking on site makes it more flexible in timing.
Posted by
North Carolina, USA
501 posts
I was there last May. Can't recall what day. I just showed up at opening time and got my ticket. There were only a few people ahead of me in the no-reservation riffraff line.
Posted by
Chicago
9518 posts
Usually not. If they have a very popular exhibit you might need to but we booked for the Artemesia Gentileschi a day ahead I think. It is a small cramped exhibit space (although wonderful house to see) and so when a popular exhibit is there access is limited. I wouldn't worry about it. They have a wonderful little tea room which is a great place for lunch
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Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA
16724 posts
Well, I'm not sure about March but last October I had a plan for a day that fell thru and thought to go to the J-A. I went online and poof...it was sold out for the day. I don't remember if there was a special exhibition on at the time or not.
I recommend you keep their ticketing page up on your browser and check once a week for the next few weeks to see how the tickets are selling for the day/s you think you might want to go. IF things look like they are getting full, go ahead and purchase.