Grand Egyptian Museum Announces New Ticket Price Increase
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) will introduce new admission ticket prices starting Sunday, November 1, 2026, following approval from its Board of Directors on Monday, 26 October. The increase will add EGP 20 (approximately USD 0.36) to tickets for Egyptian visitors and USD 5 (approximately EGP 281) to tickets for foreign visitors, depending on the ticket category. Under the new pricing system, Egyptian adults will pay EGP 220 (approximately USD 3.91), while students, children, and seniors over 60 will pay EGP 110 (approximately USD 1.91). For Arab and foreign visitors, adult tickets will cost EGP 1,830 (approximately USD 32.50), while students and children will pay EGP 920 (approximately USD 16.34). Meanwhile, Arab and foreign residents of Egypt will pay EGP 920 (approximately USD 16.34) for adult admission, with tickets for students and children priced at EGP 460 (approximately USD 8.17). The new prices will take effect from November 1, 2026, and apply to the museum’s different visitor categories. To manage large crowds and improve the visitor experience, timed entry was introduced on November 16, 2025. All visitors must book tickets in advance for a specific entry time and arriveContinue reading "Grand Egyptian Museum Announces New Ticket Price Increase" The post Grand Egyptian Museum Announces New Ticket Price Increase first appeared on Egyptian Streets.

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