The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Guided tours

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

We were able to see the arts of the old and new artists. Some installations were fun and interactive. I enjoyed browsing the gift shop slso. Ticketing with headout was quick and efficient.

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

I always enjoy MOMA, especially the large collection of Impressists. This time in addition to my usual favorites I really enjoyed the Turning Point Exhibition. It was fascinating to read about the thoughts and intentions behind these innovative designs. The exhibit was also displayed in a very enticing manner with each exhibit allocated its own mini stage.

Seeing the works of Monet, Picasso and Van Gough, I was speechless. These were priceless jewels and no words I can utter to further explain the beauty that comes from each canvass.

The museum is phenomenal that goes without saying I can walk around there for hours. But I am taken aback about how loud it is how everybody seems to be comfortable to have full conversations. When I'm at the Met or the Whitney, I can hear my heartbeat. I really had a hard time. Enjoying everything with how loud it was. I also think you should make some efforts to organize the crowd around starry night. I'm not gonna pretend to have the answer. But putting it in the corner seems like maybe not the way to go. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were polite, respectful and very helpful. Nothing but great things to say about them.

An exhibit Jack Whitten was stunning. We slso had a bite at the Cafe ehich was good. The tapestry "Cadence" was gorgeous!

The ticket process was easy, thanks to you. The Caspar David Friedrich exhibit was astounding and captivated me most of the day. Love The Met!

The exit was rushed and rude, it is understood that there is a closing time but not the impertinence.

When I visit the museum, one floor was closed. There wasn't any information about why.

Loved the huge tapestry exhibit and all the old favourite masters - can't beat a Starry Night ❤️

Yes . Definitely will come back

The visit to the museum. We haven't visit all ( no time enough :-) The rooms we visited are very interesting and we will come back to visit the others. We appreciated the reception staff and I want to thank them for their kindness

Our guide, Kevin, was incredibly knowledgeable! He was able to answer any questions we had and knew the museum like the back of his hand! He was also just a good hang--funny and kind. We all learned a lot and were entertained the entire time. I highly recommend.

Excellent,knowledgeable guide. Very informative.

Personalized tour, very knowledgeable guide

The guide was very friendly and pleasant

The guide person was phantastic. (Alex)

I booked a ticket to MET. For some reason I was forced to cancel my booking. I did it in a time frame specified on the ticket. However, the request for cancellation was not submitted. I tried to contact your support through your Chat, but it didn't work (I pressed the button "Chat", but nothing happened). I wrote an email about my request cannot be submitted. It's very helpless "help"! I'm very dissatisfied!

We would like to have AN italian guide, not all family speak english, otherwise we would have the possibility to know it before

I liked everything, but I fell in love with the Impressionists and Tiffany glass! Everything was outstanding!

Our experience was awesome! Alex our guide was an excellent communicator right from the start. He was so knowledgeable and very passionate about the art! You could tell he really loves art and enjoys his job. He kept us moving along which I loved but also gave us a nmoment to ask questions. I definitely would recommend this tour and tour company!

I love how passionate our tour guide was, Mr Mike was one of a kind. He knew almost everything in The MET. I would love to meet him and I recommend him for his great work.

The guide Ken, he was knowledgeable and friendly.

A guided tour provided an overview that we could not have done by ourselves. The guide was incredibly well informed and provided an organized approach to understand what we were viewing.

Very interesting and knowledgeable tour guide. Plenty of interesting stories to go with the art and loads of fascinating background information.

The guide was really a person who initiates the museum very well and with a wide knowledge in art, he was very good.

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

My 11 yr old son and I had a wonderful time on our visit to The Empire Building. It was educational and informative for my son. Every employee was helpful, polite and made our experience a one to remember.

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

It was super easy to buy tickets online and the experience inside the building was wonderful. It is worth it a thousand times over.

We were able to see the arts of the old and new artists. Some installations were fun and interactive. I enjoyed browsing the gift shop slso. Ticketing with headout was quick and efficient.

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

Very agile and smooth, so it is better to do it directly on the site.

Art Deco atmosphere. A beautifully crafted visualization of the building's history.

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

Beautiful experience and still an incredible price

Excellent cost, fast entry and good staff

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

The ease of obtaining tickets and using them. It's a very easy and practical system.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

Excellent experience. Booked for 10pm to see Manhattan by night. Building covered in mist so staff invited us to rebook the next day, which we accepted. Superb, clear views and great opportunity to see an iconic building. The exhibits area is an added bonus

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

Jimmy was a fantastic tour guide! He was extremely knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what he does. His enthusiasm made the tour engaging and enjoyable from start to finish. My family and I had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for an informative and memorable tour.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

We were able to see the arts of the old and new artists. Some installations were fun and interactive. I enjoyed browsing the gift shop slso. Ticketing with headout was quick and efficient.

We love the zoo our favorites were the lemurs and monkeys

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

I always enjoy MOMA, especially the large collection of Impressists. This time in addition to my usual favorites I really enjoyed the Turning Point Exhibition. It was fascinating to read about the thoughts and intentions behind these innovative designs. The exhibit was also displayed in a very enticing manner with each exhibit allocated its own mini stage.

Seeing the works of Monet, Picasso and Van Gough, I was speechless. These were priceless jewels and no words I can utter to further explain the beauty that comes from each canvass.

The museum is phenomenal that goes without saying I can walk around there for hours. But I am taken aback about how loud it is how everybody seems to be comfortable to have full conversations. When I'm at the Met or the Whitney, I can hear my heartbeat. I really had a hard time. Enjoying everything with how loud it was. I also think you should make some efforts to organize the crowd around starry night. I'm not gonna pretend to have the answer. But putting it in the corner seems like maybe not the way to go. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were polite, respectful and very helpful. Nothing but great things to say about them.

Think tour guides name was David he is a volunteer on a Monday. He made our visit worthwhile. He is so polite friendly but still professional

An exhibit Jack Whitten was stunning. We slso had a bite at the Cafe ehich was good. The tapestry "Cadence" was gorgeous!

The ticket process was easy, thanks to you. The Caspar David Friedrich exhibit was astounding and captivated me most of the day. Love The Met!

The exit was rushed and rude, it is understood that there is a closing time but not the impertinence.

When I visit the museum, one floor was closed. There wasn't any information about why.

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

We were able to see the arts of the old and new artists. Some installations were fun and interactive. I enjoyed browsing the gift shop slso. Ticketing with headout was quick and efficient.

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

I always enjoy MOMA, especially the large collection of Impressists. This time in addition to my usual favorites I really enjoyed the Turning Point Exhibition. It was fascinating to read about the thoughts and intentions behind these innovative designs. The exhibit was also displayed in a very enticing manner with each exhibit allocated its own mini stage.

Seeing the works of Monet, Picasso and Van Gough, I was speechless. These were priceless jewels and no words I can utter to further explain the beauty that comes from each canvass.

The museum is phenomenal that goes without saying I can walk around there for hours. But I am taken aback about how loud it is how everybody seems to be comfortable to have full conversations. When I'm at the Met or the Whitney, I can hear my heartbeat. I really had a hard time. Enjoying everything with how loud it was. I also think you should make some efforts to organize the crowd around starry night. I'm not gonna pretend to have the answer. But putting it in the corner seems like maybe not the way to go. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were polite, respectful and very helpful. Nothing but great things to say about them.

An exhibit Jack Whitten was stunning. We slso had a bite at the Cafe ehich was good. The tapestry "Cadence" was gorgeous!

The ticket process was easy, thanks to you. The Caspar David Friedrich exhibit was astounding and captivated me most of the day. Love The Met!

The exit was rushed and rude, it is understood that there is a closing time but not the impertinence.

When I visit the museum, one floor was closed. There wasn't any information about why.

Loved the huge tapestry exhibit and all the old favourite masters - can't beat a Starry Night ❤️

Yes . Definitely will come back

Ticketing was done online. We just showed our paper ticket and hopped right on the bus. We loved seeing and hearing (don't forget to take earphones that are free) places on the bus. Very easy to get off and get back on.

The visit to the museum. We haven't visit all ( no time enough :-) The rooms we visited are very interesting and we will come back to visit the others. We appreciated the reception staff and I want to thank them for their kindness

Our guide, Kevin, was incredibly knowledgeable! He was able to answer any questions we had and knew the museum like the back of his hand! He was also just a good hang--funny and kind. We all learned a lot and were entertained the entire time. I highly recommend.

The audio part was great. Very upbeat and informative. We always got a seat up top - it wasn't overcrowded. The ticketing process was easy. The stops were selected to give us access to many interesting locations near the stops. The men working at and on the buses were very polite and helpful. We would definitely do it again.

I thought the audio was informative but it was out of sync on our first ride and we missed our exit for the statue of liberty. Also it was raining and I saw that other hoping hopoff providers provided rain ponchos. I did not realize that there were two other providers, top view and gray line. This caused quite a bit of confusion. Using the receipt as proof of ticket was not optimal as, with the rain, it became a wet mess and the driver did not want to accept my mobile receipt after our first ride, they wanted to see the paper receipt which had became unusable. There appeared to be no way to replace it.

I enjoyed the history provided; however, it was not easy to get to a stop. There were not as many stops as I had expected.

The guide person was phantastic. (Alex)

Too much time spent waiting. And it was super hot, and very uncomfortable. Not worth the money we spent and will not recommend to anyone.

I booked a ticket to MET. For some reason I was forced to cancel my booking. I did it in a time frame specified on the ticket. However, the request for cancellation was not submitted. I tried to contact your support through your Chat, but it didn't work (I pressed the button "Chat", but nothing happened). I wrote an email about my request cannot be submitted. It's very helpless "help"! I'm very dissatisfied!

The tour itself!!!you can stop and get off wherever you want....the different neighbourhoods and their atmosphere!!!I highly recommend !!!!

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

We were able to see the arts of the old and new artists. Some installations were fun and interactive. I enjoyed browsing the gift shop slso. Ticketing with headout was quick and efficient.

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

The crew on our bus were very willing to help us find a lost item (a tiny diamond necklace) long after we had left the bus (it came back around twice) and they very graciously looked all over for it, and it was even eventually found! Thanks to the crew for going above and beyond.

I always enjoy MOMA, especially the large collection of Impressists. This time in addition to my usual favorites I really enjoyed the Turning Point Exhibition. It was fascinating to read about the thoughts and intentions behind these innovative designs. The exhibit was also displayed in a very enticing manner with each exhibit allocated its own mini stage.

Seeing the works of Monet, Picasso and Van Gough, I was speechless. These were priceless jewels and no words I can utter to further explain the beauty that comes from each canvass.

The museum is phenomenal that goes without saying I can walk around there for hours. But I am taken aback about how loud it is how everybody seems to be comfortable to have full conversations. When I'm at the Met or the Whitney, I can hear my heartbeat. I really had a hard time. Enjoying everything with how loud it was. I also think you should make some efforts to organize the crowd around starry night. I'm not gonna pretend to have the answer. But putting it in the corner seems like maybe not the way to go. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were polite, respectful and very helpful. Nothing but great things to say about them.

Hop on, hop off is very useful as you can plan your day and go to NYC's landmark or whatever order you want to visit first.

Quick view on the town, nice the concept up and go. In real, it's difficult to use it to visit something in the same time. Very great if the weather is beautiful

Helpful, friendly staff. Informative information. Especially grateful for the kindness and regard given to my mom, 85 years old.

An exhibit Jack Whitten was stunning. We slso had a bite at the Cafe ehich was good. The tapestry "Cadence" was gorgeous!