When in New York, the MoMA and Empire State Building are a must-visit out of all other popular sites.
Each has its unique feature, and what can be better than getting a combo ticket for both?
MoMA provides extensive modern and contemporary art experience and the Empire State Building is one of the most famous skyscrapers in NYC.
MoMA lets you explore the extraordinary creative expressions of artists from the late 19th century to the present, with works of artists like van Gogh, Rousseau, Picasso etc.
It also launches upcoming talents in the artistic field, with sculptures, paintings, photography, performing arts and so on.
The Empire State Building’s Observatory Deck on its 86th and 102nd floors makes it a world-famous site to view the fascinating New York cityscape.
It has specific exhibits related to the building’s history, construction, contemporary artistic representation and celebrity visit captures.
With the MoMA and Empire State Building combo ticket, delve into the modern world of art, architecture and brilliance when you are in New York.
Highlights of MoMA and Empire State Building Combo Ticket
Let us look at the snapshot of this ticket’s offerings:
- Fast-track entry to MoMA
- Admission to MoMA PS1 (within 14 days of the initial visit to MoMA)
- Access to all the 200,000+ art collections, special exhibits and programs
- Admission to the Empire State Building
- Access to the 86th-floor observation deck
- Access to the second-floor exhibits
- Multilingual downloadable interactive audio guide app for both attractions
- Free high-speed WiFi on-site for both
MoMA and Empire State Building Combo Ticket Price
Visitors above 17 years old get the MoMA and Empire State Building combination ticket for $74.
Senior citizens above 65 years pay $65 for the combo ticket.
Children between six and 12 years get the combo ticket for $42, while kids below five years get free entry.
Why Should You Buy The MoMA and Empire State Building Combo Ticket?
A combo ticket always comes in handy when you visit a city and know exactly where and how to go.
You get the advantage of not spending extra time booking two tickets separately for two different sites a mile away.
With a combo ticket, you get exposed to a city’s diversity – the beauty of the artists’ presentation captured in a museum and the magnificence of the city’s skyline view through the high observation point.
The MoMA and Empire State Building combo ticket offers an opportunity to explore New York’s finest modern architecture and art display.
You can purchase both admission tickets for two different attractions at once and visit whenever you want to at your convenience.
You can manage your time well for this pre-planned combo ticket, around which you can accommodate your other plans.
Get this ticket online, as ticket counters do not have this offer.
Visitors Information
In this section, we provide some essential information for you to plan the trip:
MoMA Hours
The Museum of Modern Arts is open from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm, except for Saturdays when the museum hours extend until 7 pm.
The galleries close 15 minutes before the museum closes.
The museum is only closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
On weekends, from 9.30 am to 10.30 am, MoMA offers early entry to its members and their visitors.
Every first Friday of the month from 4 to 8 pm, entry is free for residents of New York City.
Empire State Building Hours
The Empire State Building’s operating hours are typically between 10 am to 12 am.
The Last entry to the observation deck is 45 minutes before closing time.
However, the timings change based on the season as follows:
4 January to 16 February: 10 am to 9 pm
17 February to 8 March: 10 am to 10 pm
9 March to 22 March: 10 am to 11 pm
23 March to 31 March: 9 am to 12 am
General hours are from 10 am to 12 am.
Related Reads: Month-wise opening hours of the Empire State Building
How to get from the Empire State Building Museum to MoMA:
MoMA is located at 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019 and the Empire State Building at 20 W 34th St., New York, NY 10001, about 1.4 miles (2.3 km) between each other.
Both museums are located in New York’s Manhattan region, so traveling between them is simple.
The best way to go from the Empire State Building to MoMA is by bus, numbers M1, M2, M3 and M4.
Subway from near the Empire State Building station 34 Street-Herald Square will take you to 5th Avenue/ 53rd Street station in Line F and 7th Avenue station in Line D.
You can even walk down the 5th Avenue of Manhattan for 25 minutes to reach MoMA from the Empire State Building or vice versa.
If you are driving or in a cab, you reach within 10 minutes, depending on the traffic.
FAQs About MoMA and Empire State Building Combo Tickets
1. When should I visit the two sites with the MoMA and Empire State Building combo ticket?
MoMA stays less crowded in the morning hours, and the Empire State Building gives beautiful views in the morning and night lights. Therefore, based on your New York plan, choose a convenient time slot for the Empire State Building and take your tour to these fantastic NYC attractions.
2. How easily can I reach the Empire State Building to MoMA?
You have excellent public transport connectivity in Manhattan to travel from one place to another. Buses M1, M2, M3 and M4 frequently run between the stops. Subway is another great option with a few minutes walk from each site. And if you want to see the city, you can stroll down the avenues to reach MoMA from the Empire State Building.
3. Should you buy tickets for the Empire State Building in advance or with the combo ticket?
The Empire State Building and MoMA are famous sites in New York, and the tickets sell out quickly. You should buy the Empire State Building and MoMA combo tickets in advance by selecting a convenient time slot for the Empire State Building visit.
4. What is the combo ticket reschedule or ticket cancel policy?
For MoMA, rescheduling is possible anytime before your visit, and cancellation can be done up to 24 hours before. For the Empire State Building General Admission to the Main Deck, rescheduling and refund on cancellation are impossible.
5. Will I get a discount for a combo ticket for MoMA and the Empire State Building?
You get discounted tickets for seniors and children compared to adult ticket prices. However, there is no additional combo ticket discount for the attractions.
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