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M+ museum of visual culture
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Trying to book M+ museum tickets online? Follow our guide and you’ll soon be making a reservation

  • Entry to Hong Kong’s new contemporary art and design museum is free for the first year, but the online reservation system leaves a lot to be desired
  • This guide will help you book your slot, and if you can’t see all the exhibits in one go, booking another visit will be no problem

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1/30 of a Second Underwater by Wang Wei is among the 1,500 artworks on display in the opening shows at Hong Kong’s new M+ museum of visual culture. Entry is free but booking is required - our guide takes away the pain of getting a ticket. Photo: Sam Tsang
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The long-awaited M+ museum of visual culture in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District has finally opened – and the good news is admission will remain free for Hong Kong residents and non-residents for the first 12 months, with the exception of special exhibitions and events.

But many of us are already scratching our heads about how to reserve tickets for entry. While years of work may have gone into the physical museum, sadly not nearly as much thought has gone into its online booking system.

Here are a few tips to help you make a reservation.

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1. Where to book

Entry tickets can be reserved on Klook. The easiest way is to visit the Klook website and search M+, which will take you to the booking page.
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But if you’re on the M+ main website, which would seem like the natural place to be, there are a few pages to navigate to get to the reservation link. When starting on the main page, click on Menu at the top right corner and head to Visit. A drop down menu will appear – click on ‘Plan your Visit’.

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