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9/11 Memorial & Museum

The museum at the World Trade Center that tells the story of 9/11

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The museum beneath the World Trade Center memorial pools, preserving the history of September 11, 2001 through artifacts, testimony and the original foundations.

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Tickets

Same as the official online price, checked Oct 26, 2026.

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Date
October 2026

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Adult (18–64)

$36

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Young adult (13–17)

$30

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Senior (65+)

$30

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U.S. college student

$30

Bring a valid student ID.

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Youth (7–12)

$24

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Why visit

  • Artifacts and testimony from September 11
  • The original foundations of the Twin Towers
  • Next to the free outdoor Memorial

Overview

What's included
  • Timed admission to all Museum exhibitions
Not included
  • Guided tours
  • The outdoor Memorial (free, no ticket needed)
Opening hours
Museum: Wed–Mon 9 AM–7 PM, plus select Tuesdays. Memorial: daily 8 AM–8 PM.
How to use your ticket
Your ticket arrives by email and in your account right after payment. Show it on your phone at the entrance, with a photo ID if asked.
Do I need to print it?
No printing needed — show the ticket on your phone.
Children and concessions
Children 6 and under are free but still need a ticket. Discounts for youth 7–12, young adults 13–17, seniors 65+ and U.S. college students; active and retired U.S. military are free.Discounted tickets require proof at the entrance (ID, student card…). Without it you may have to pay the difference.
Cancellation and changes
Changes and refunds follow the attraction's own policy, which is shown before you pay.

Location

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About this place

The 9/11 Museum descends to the bedrock of the original World Trade Center. Its exhibitions trace the events of September 11, 2001 and the 1993 bombing through artifacts, photographs and the voices of those who were there.

Above ground, the two memorial pools sit in the footprints of the Twin Towers; the outdoor Memorial is free and open to everyone. Museum tickets are timed and should be bought in advance.

Questions about 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Is the Memorial free?

Yes. The outdoor Memorial with the two pools is free; the ticket is for the Museum.

Is it suitable for children?

Some exhibitions are intense. The Museum has guidance for families on its website.

Sources and verification

Information status: Checked against the official source

Information checked on Oct 26, 2026

Operated by National September 11 Memorial & Museum

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