Grammy Museum Tours and Tickets

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It costs US$22.50 for a standard adult ticket to the Grammy Museum. Tickets are US$18 for seniors (65 and up) and military personnel, and US$15 for students 18 and up with valid ID. Admission is free for visitors 17 or younger; those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Dedicated to American music and musicians, the Grammy Museum is known for its creative, tech-forward interactive exhibits—the Sonic Playground—and its collection of music artifacts. It also offers workshops, special events, and a calendar of temporary exhibits focused on Grammy winners. Among the permanent displays, you’ll see Grammy red carpet looks, vintage guitars and banjos, and installations on different musical genres.

No, you generally don’t need reservations to visit the Grammy Museum. You can buy your tickets either in advance or at the door. However, it’s best to reserve online as soon as you can during busy times or when the museum has special exhibitions—that way, you’ll avoid last-minute sellouts.

That depends. There’s a lot to take in, so to do the museum justice, allow for at least 1.5 hours or even more. Many of the exhibits are interactive, and involve listening to songs or making and mixing music yourself. To try everything, three hours will be plenty.

Yes, the Grammy Museum is fully ADA–compliant and accessible to visitors with disabilities. Manual wheelchairs are offered free of charge, and licensed service animals are welcome inside. The restrooms are all wheelchair accessible, and the museum offers garage parking for visitors with disabilities (as long as you have a disability placard or license plate).