Tickets for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Masterpieces Exhibition

Entry with QR code is so easy! And the price is slightly cheaper which is awesome

It was great to see the exhibition, and the ticket was easy to purchase and carry on my phone. The venue might have implemented some kind of entry schedule, perhaps getting visitors to choose a slot ahead of time so that there were not too many people in the exhibition all at once.

The route is well planned, with audio guide, you can be fully immersed in it...............................

This is a good experience. Listening to the introduction of the guide, I slowly understood the difference between the Impressionist style and the Fauvist style. I can also appreciate the time and space background at that time that gave birth to the popular trend.

Ticket prices in Taiwan are really cheap. Tickets to museums abroad are not that cheap. Because this exhibition has many big sponsors, Taiwanese consumers can enjoy world-class national art at the cheapest price in the world (the organizer said that this is the first time that the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States has shipped it to an overseas exhibition)

You don't need to go abroad to see the masterpieces of the masters, it's worth it!

I went there during the day on weekdays. The crowds were average. Except for a few key works that required a long wait before you could get close to them, the viewing experience of other paintings was quite comfortable. I recommend it to those who are interested in Impressionist paintings. You can also use the ticket stub to buy a regular ticket at the Forbidden City and enjoy a 20% discount.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s masterpiece exhibition enriched my aesthetic sense, expanded my artistic vision, and was very touching.

There are many people on holidays, and you have to wait to see each painting. It is recommended to go on weekdays or arrive early to see it more slowly. It is worth seeing.

There are so many people here on holidays. Many weird people will take various camera-style photos of the paintings, stand very close to block the whole painting, and there are many children... The overall viewing experience is very bad. If you come here on weekdays, you should have a good time. The exhibition theme and movement lines are very clearly planned, and you will not be blocked from moving forward when there are many people. The paintings are also easy to appreciate. Although I didn’t borrow a guide (cost $160), I was able to understand the paintings. Recommended!