Queens Museum Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Queens Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx Private Tour With a Driver-Guide

The Queens Museum has pay-what-you-wish admission, designed to make the museum accessible for all. The suggested entry fee is US$8 for adults and US$6 for seniors and students. Many visitors are also welcome to come for free, including children ages 12 and under, visitors with disabilities, and caregivers.

The Queens Museum is open five days a week: from 12–5pm, Wednesday–Friday, and 11am–5pm, Saturday–Sunday. While there’s rarely a bad time to visit, the museum is likely to be less crowded on weekday mornings. Expect the summer season, holidays, and weekends to be the busiest times.

Yes, you can get to the Queens Museum using public transportation. The museum is located in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, on the former site of two world’s fairs. To get there, take the 7 train or the Long Island Railroad to Mets-Willets Point, roughly a 20-minute walk from the museum.

The Queens Museum has a range of amenities for visitors. You can grab refreshments at the Unisphere Café by The August Tree, shop at the museum’s dedicated gift store, and download a free digital museum guide via the Bloomberg Connects app. A wide range of accessibility accommodations is provided.

Yes, visiting the Queens Museum is worth it. The museum is among the many notable ones in NYC and showcases works like The Panorama of the City of New York, a massive model of the city created in 1964. It also offers temporary exhibitions and access to green spaces.