A Safe Museum Experience

Visitors to the 9/11 Memorial Museum must follow all health and safety guidelines. Museum tickets must be purchased in advance for timed visits that allow for distancing. Please prepare for ongoing operational changes to ensure a safe experience for all visitors. The Museum reserves the right to refuse or revoke the admission of any visitor whose conduct violates these guidelines.

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Tickets must be purchased in advance

All tickets must be purchased in advance for timed sessions.

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Bring your own water

The cafe is currently closed, but water is available for purchase.

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Coat check is closed

Oversized bags will not be allowed in the Museum. Please be mindful when planning your trip.

Health and Safety

The Survivor Tree stands slightly to the left in this photograph of the Memorial plaza. The tree's dark green leaves are contrasted by the lighter green leaves of the trees on either side of it.

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is monitoring the current situation in order to provide a safe and healthy environment for all visitors and staff, and will continue to follow city, state, and federal safety precautions as needed.

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Two eighty-foot tall steel columns, known as the Tridents, tower over the interior of the museum Pavilion. One World Trade Center points skyward outside the windows.

The Museum is now open six days a week. Please visit our health and safety page prior to your visit; we are closely monitoring the current situation to ensure a safe experience for visitors and staff.

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A Safe Museum Experience

Tickets Must Be Purchased in Advance

Tickets must be purchased in advance

Bring Your Own Water

Bring your own water

Coat Check is Closed

Coat check is closed