Grand Egyptian Museum ticket prices to increase starting November 1
Ticket prices for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) will increase starting Sunday, November 1. This adjustment applies to all visitor categories—including Egyptians, Arabs, and foreign nationals—as well as students, children, and senior citizens, depending on the specific ticket type. Visitors are advised to check the specific rates applicable to their category before completing their booking. ……
Starting November 1, visitors to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) will encounter higher ticket prices for all categories, including Egyptians, Arabs, foreign nationals, students, children, and senior citizens. The adjustments apply to both online and in-person bookings.
For Egyptian visitors, the price rises from LE 200 to LE 220. Egyptian students, children, and seniors now pay LE 110 instead of LE 100. Arab or foreign visitors face an increase from LE 1,570 to LE 1,830. The same applies to students and children from these groups, with prices rising from LE 790 to LE 920. Foreigners residing in Egypt will see their ticket prices rise from LE 790 to LE 920. Similarly, foreign students and children residing in Egypt will have to pay LE 460 instead of LE 400.
The official GEM website remains the source for booking and confirming ticket prices and availability. Visitors should check the current rates on the site before finalizing their reservation. Museum hours remain consistent, with complex access from 8:30 am to 7:00 pm on most days and extended evening hours on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
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