Skip-the-line tickets guarantee convenient entry by cutting the need to wait at the ticket counter lines. Think zipping past the ticketing queue and more time to explore the museum collection. Best suited to guests on a tight schedule!
You know that skipping the ticketing lines gets you fast-track access to museum collection, but another advantage is avoiding standing in extreme weather to get your ticket. Skip the line tickets ensure faster entry to the museum interior, during harsh winters and sweltering summer heat.
Faster entry during peak hours or weekends at the museum means more time to explore the artwork inside. This ensures more time to explore Orsay’s five floors of collections and popular works like Van Gogh’ Starry Night on the Rhone, with fewer crowds.
The Orsay Museum is crowded on weekends, particularly on Sundays. We recommend booking your tickets online in advance. This saves you up to an hour of standing in the ticketing queue and you can head straight to the collections faster.
The Paris Museum Pass grants you entry to many museums in Paris, including the Orsay Museum. While it doesn't always guarantee to skip the ticketing lines, having one may lead to faster entry as you avoid waiting in the general admission line.
If you visit the museum around late afternoons after 4pm or early evening right before 6pm, you can see less to no crowds at the entrances. This also means reduced crowds inside the museum, allowing you to explore at your own pace.
Yes, you can purchase Orsay Museum skip-the-line tickets online in advance. This eliminates the need to wait in the ticket booth line, allowing you to enter the museum more quickly.
Prices for Orsay Museum skip-the-line tickets start at €13 and go up to €52
Yes! You can get a that includes access to both the Orsay Museum and the Orangerie Museum, or opt for a Paris Museum Pass, which covers multiple attractions.
Yes, group tickets are available and can be booked here.
No. Your tickets allow single entry only. Once you exit, you will have to purchase a new ticket to re-enter the museum.
No, once inside, you can explore the museum at your own pace until closing time.