Combo: 9/11 Memorial & Museum + Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Tickets

Experience the powerful 9/11 Memorial & Museum alongside the immersive Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) with one convenient booking and save 13%.

Your experience

Discover the stories of resilience and creativity at two of New York City's most iconic landmarks with one simple booking. Both attractions are in Manhattan, so while they're not just around the corner, they make for a perfect combination on your day out.

9/11 Memorial & Museum

Getting started

Head to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and present your ticket at the entrance. Start with the outdoor Memorial pools before entering the museum whenever you’re ready.

What to expect

At the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, the twin reflecting pools and North America’s largest manmade waterfalls create a space of solemn reflection, with the names of those lost inscribed in bronze panels that tell powerful stories. Amidst the white oak trees stands the Survivor Tree—a Callery Pear that survived the attacks, symbolizing resilience and hope. Inside, over 11,000 artifacts capture the timeline and impact of 9/11, from the Historical Exhibition that outlines the events and aftermath, to the "In Memoriam" gallery honoring individual lives, and the imposing Foundation Hall with its iconic last column and slurry wall.

Features

• Access to the full historical and memorial exhibitions.

• Visit the outdoor reflecting pools and engraved names of the victims.

• Multimedia displays, archival footage, and personal stories that enrich the experience.

Museum of Modern Art

Getting started

Show your ticket at MoMA’s main entrance, and once inside, explore the galleries at your own pace. Pick up a map if you’d like help navigating all seven floors.

What to expect

Founded in 1929, MoMA has become a cornerstone of modern art, showcasing over 200,000 pieces that highlight the best of contemporary and modern artistry. The museum features masterpieces by iconic artists from around the globe, such as Frida Kahlo, Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, and Ai Weiwei, while also offering a diverse collection of design, performance art, photography, and film. With free audio guides in nine languages, visitors can dive deeper into the stories behind each artwork and exhibition.

Features

• Access to MoMA’s extensive permanent collection and rotating exhibitions.

• See masterpieces like The Starry Night and Campbell’s Soup Cans up close.

• Dedicated spaces for design, photography, and media arts.

• Entry to MoMA PS1 included for even more cutting-edge contemporary work.