Anchorage Museum Tours and Tickets

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Admission to the Anchorage Museum costs US$25, or US$20 for Alaska residents. Youth ages 13–17, seniors, military personnel, and students get in for US$18, while kids ages 6–12 pay US$12. Admission is free for kids 5 and younger, museum members, and members of federally recognized tribes.

Winter hours (October–April) at the Anchorage Museum are 10am–6pm from Tuesday–Saturday and 12pm–6pm on Sunday. The attraction is closed on Mondays. The museum has extended opening hours in summer, as well as on the first Friday of every month, when the doors stay open until 9pm.

Yes, the Anchorage Museum offers guided tours from May to September. Public tours and docent-led gallery talks are included with general admission, and hours vary. You can book a private tour by contacting the museum two weeks in advance, or stop by the attraction during an Anchorage sightseeing tour.

Yes, the Anchorage Museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities. The site has a ramp entrance, elevators, and manual wheelchairs for free rent. Visitors who are blind can access audio descriptions for select artworks, and ASL tours and tours with tactile and verbal descriptions are available with two weeks’ notice.

Yes, the Anchorage Museum offers free and discounted-admission days throughout the year. Free admission days typically occur on or around holidays such as Juneteenth and Veterans Day, while discounted admission is offered on the first Friday of the month after 6pm. Specials vary, so check the website for up-to-date information.