I see that the current showing of Van Gogh is set to end on January 5th, 2020. I don't see what is playing after that (we will be there in April) and I would like to get tickets to whatever is showing next. I would think that they would know the next show? Can anyone tell me if I am doing something wrong, I need to wait etc? Also, what is considered a senior? Website does not say.
Posted by
the Middle Coast
292 posts
It looks as though the next show will be Renoir, Chagall, and Monet, but the opening date is showing as February 28. I'm not seeing anything yet that says if they will have a hiatus or rotate some other shows.
Posted by
Rick Steves' Europe
16893 posts
Senior rate is for age 65 and older, with passport: https://www.atelier-lumieres.com/en/your-visit/opening-times-and-access.
The upcoming exhibition doesn't seem to be for sale yet. https://www.atelier-lumieres.com/en/node/1064
Posted by
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA
13904 posts
If you all are early risers and get going first thing in the AM, I'd suggest you get tickets for the first time of the day. We went, stood around for a good while outside (were unsure how long it would take us to get there, etc) but then after they let us in it was not really crowded which was nice. It's a fair-sized venue so holds a lot of people but it was nice to be able to walk unimpeded if you wanted.
Posted by
Chicago
8034 posts
also endorse early show -- there are very few places to sit except the floor (where many people sit leaned up against the walls). Most people want to see the shows twice and it is a long time to stand in a crowd for many of us. There are more places to sit now than there were when we did the Klimt, but still it is a handful of seats for hundreds of people. Odds are better if you are there early.