Entry ticketLowest price
Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)
Check final refund and time-slot terms at checkout.
Official siteOfficial
Official price Direct seller
Price€7.50Available
Compare tickets
Compare and choose a ticket
All offers are in one compact list. Filter by ticket type; the official benchmark stays first, followed by partners by price.
Offers shown: 1
Buying guide
Not sure which ticket to choose?
Choose the Official site offer if you are booking entry for a child aged 6 through 18: it is available at €7.50 for the listed child ticket. No partner, guided, or hosted option is available to recommend here, so do not use this product for visitors outside that age range.
Child aged 6–18
This is the available official child-entry ticket for visitors from 6 through 18 years old, priced at €7.50.
Compare offers ↓Lowest listed child price
The official offer provides the listed child admission price of €7.50.
Compare offers ↓Buying directly from the venue
The ticket is sold by the Official site rather than a partner seller.
Compare offers ↓Best forCompare seller terms for this ticket type.
Price range€7.50
Coverage1 offers · 0 live · 1 benchmark
UpdatedAug 22, 04:29 AM UTC
Sellers
Official
Quick picks
Choose by your situation
01
Lowest visible price for a visitor aged 6–18
Official site — “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)”
Compare offers ↓02Family booking that includes a child aged 6–18
Official site — “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)”
Compare offers ↓03Last-minute booking while this ticket is available
Official site — “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)”
Compare offers ↓04Shortest visit with a basic admission ticket
Official site — “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)”
Compare offers ↓05Visitor looking for a guided or hosted experience
No guided or hosted option supplied
Compare offers ↓06Visitor comparing cancellation or flexible-booking benefits
Check the ticket terms before choosing; no flexibility details are supplied
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Good to know before your visit
Entrance
Use the visitor entrance at Linnaeusstraat 2. Tram 19 and tram 25 stop at Linnaeusstraat/Wijttenbachstraat, while tram 14 stops at Mauritskade; tram 7 also serves Linnaeusstraat/Wijttenbachstraat. Amsterdam Muiderpoort station is nearby. Tram routes and diversions can change because of local roadworks, so check 9292 or the latest city travel advice before leaving. Keep bags accessible because staff may inspect hand luggage when needed for visitor or collection safety.
Price
The official benchmark for “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)” is €7.50. No partner price is available for comparison here, so check the final checkout total and inclusions if another seller appears.
Discounts
Children up to and including 5 years old enter free. Visitors with a Museumkaart, I amsterdam City Card, Stadspas, VriendenLoterij VIP-card, ICOM card or Vereniging Rembrandt card, and one assistant accompanying a visitor with a disability, can also enter free when the relevant card or proof is shown. A child aged 6 through 18 needs the youth ticket and may be asked to show proof of age; students should show a valid student card. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. For an accompanying assistant, the museum says to select “I have a valid ticket or voucher” during online booking; the visitor needing assistance still buys a regular ticket. The museum states that its lift is wheelchair-accessible, but mobility scooters do not fit.
Timing
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I show my Wereldmuseum Amsterdam ticket on my phone?
Yes, online tickets can be reserved in advance, so keeping the confirmation on your phone is the practical option. Follow any date or time shown on your confirmation; a ticket may be valid only for that booking details.
Can I cancel or get a refund for a Wereldmuseum Amsterdam ticket?
Purchased tickets are not refundable. If you cannot visit on the booked day, Wereldmuseum Amsterdam says you can email to request a move to another day, subject to its help and availability.
Should I buy from the official site or a partner?
Choose the official site when you want the venue’s own booking channel and the clearest access to its admission information. Partner options should be checked for their final total, ticket conditions and inclusions before payment.
Are bags checked at Wereldmuseum Amsterdam, and can I bring food or drinks?
Staff may inspect hand baggage, and large bags, umbrellas or objects considered dangerous may need to be placed in cloakroom lockers. Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
What happens if I arrive late for my Wereldmuseum Amsterdam ticket?
There is no published guarantee that late arrival will be accommodated. If your ticket is tied to a particular date or time slot, the venue’s terms state that failing to use it as booked is the visitor’s responsibility.
Do children and free or reduced-price visitors need their own ticket?
Yes. Children aged 6 through 18 need a youth ticket; the official entry product shown here is “Children (from 6 up to and including 18 years old)” at €7.50. Children up to and including age 5, Museum Card holders and several other eligible visitors enter free, but they should bring the relevant proof or card and reserve online when required by the booking flow.
How long should I allow for a visit to Wereldmuseum Amsterdam?
The venue says most visitors spend about three hours, while seeing one individual exhibition usually takes around 30 to 60 minutes. This makes the standard entry ticket more suitable for a full museum visit than for a very short stop.
Found your option?Compare & buy ↑