Tickets: International visitor museum entryTīkiti: Te kuhunga whare taonga mā ngā manuhiri o te ao
Toro mai ki Te Papa – ko te whare taonga ā-motu o Aotearoa. Hei karo i te rārangi tāngata, tāpuia tō tīkiti kuhunga mā te ipurangi.
Ko ngā manuhiri o te ao 16 tau neke atu me whai tīkiti kuhunga mō te NZ$35.
Ka noho utukore te kuhunga mā ngā tāngata katoa o Aotearoa me ngā tāngata e noho ana ki Aotearoa. Ka pā tonu he utu ki ētahi o ngā whakaaturanga, me ngā kaupapa utu.
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Visit Te Papa – Aotearoa New Zealand’s national museum. Book your museum entry ticket online and avoid the queue.
International visitors aged 16 years and older require a museum entry ticket of NZ$35.
Entry to the museum remains free for all New Zealanders and people living in Aotearoa New Zealand. Charges will still apply to some paid exhibitions and experiences.
International visitors
Museum entry tickets can be purchased at the ticket desk on Level 2 in the museum, or online. International visitors under 16 years of age are free.
Avoid the queue!
Buying online allows you to skip the queue, or book ahead of visiting. If you buy a ticket online, please have your printed or digital ticket ready as you enter.
New Zealanders or people living in Aotearoa New Zealand, you do not need a ticket; you can just enter your museum as usual. This includes visitors from Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, and New Zealanders living overseas. It also includes those living in Aotearoa New Zealand here on a Visa issued by Immigration New Zealand that allows you to study, work, or live in New Zealand.
If you would like to donate to a campaign or make a one-off contribution of any amount, visit our Make a donation page. Every dollar donated helps fund Te Papa’s core work of telling the stories of Aotearoa New Zealand, and caring for and providing access to the taonga and collections.
FAQs
Who will be charged?
I live in New Zealand on a visa, do I need to pay?
Will my family visiting from overseas need to pay?
I am visiting from Tokelau/the Cook Islands/Niue/the Ross Dependency, do I need to pay?
What about New Zealanders who live overseas?
How will you decide who is an international visitor?
How will international visitors pay?
Do I need to show someone my ticket?
How will you decide who is a New Zealander?
What do I need to bring to prove I live in New Zealand?
Can I get a refund?
What is included in the entry ticket price?
Can I buy a tour as well?
Will there still be temporary paid exhibitions and other paid experiences?
How long is my ticket valid for? Can I leave the museum and come back in?
Where does the money go? What does it contribute to?
Further information
If you have media questions, please use the media enquiries form.
Read the museum entry ticket terms and conditions.
