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0–18 years old: Yes, but children under 12 years old need to be accompanyed by an adult. 19 years old: Not if you visit privately. You get free admission when you visit the Vasa Museum with your High school class. Certified guide: Free admission, upon presentation of your guide ID. The card is valid for one person.  Companion: Companions to visitors with disability are granted free admission upon presentation of certificate or attestation. For more information regarding assistant/companion, please click here . Friends of the Vasa Museum: Free admission, upon presentation of your membership. The membership also  grants you free tickets to our talks, events, etc. However, please book event ticket, as there are limited seats. Want to become a member, click here for more information! Go City Card / Stockholm Card: Yes, Go City Card is admitted at the Vasa Museum. You do not have to book any ticket ahead of your visit. Group: No, the Vasa Museum has no group discount. ICOM: Free admission, upon presentation of your card. The card is valid for one person. Journalist / Press: Free admission, upon presentation of valid press card. For more information regarding press visits, please click here.  Senior citizen: No, the Vasa Museum has no discount for senior citizens.  Skolklass: See information regarding School group visits.  Student: No, there is no discount for students.  the Swedish Museums association: Free admission, upon presentation of your card. The card is valid for one person. Visitor with any disability: No, but it is free admission for accompanying assistant/companion. For more information ahead of your visit to the Vasa Museum, please click here. For information about the Vasa Museum's tickets, go to Visit –> Opening hours & Admission.  

An entrance ticket to the Vasa museum is valid throughout the day. You can visit the museum when it works for you to during the opening hours. Click here to see Vasa Museum's full opening hours. If you have tickets to Brickwrecks, the time slot is stated on the ticket. You have 30 minutes to enter Brickwrecks. Other information that can be of interest: * How do I buy tickets to Brickwrecks?  * Why do I need to book a time slot to Brickwrecks?  * Can I buy tickets on site?   

Yes, you can purchase your entrance ticket upon arrival. The Vasa Museum is a cash free museum. In our entrance, shop, and restaurant you easily pay by card. We accept American Express, VISA, Mastercard, Diners Club International, and Maestro. Perhaps you have other questions regarding tickets to the Vasa Museum?  * Is the ticket valid for one visit or an entire day?  * Do I have to book separate tickets to Brickwrecks?  * What is a combination ticket?  * What is the difference between Vasa Museum and Vrak?  * Is there a way to skip the queue?  * Luggage restrictions? 

At the Vasa Museum we offer combination tickets valid at our museum, as well as our sister museum Vrak – Museum of Wrecks. The combination ticket is valid for 72 hours. You can purchase combination tickets through our website. It is also possible to purchase tickets when you arrive to the Vasa Museum or Museum of Wrecks. You can also purchase ticket to only one museum, and then pay for the difference at the other museum, however, you have to present a valid ticket to the staff at the Ticketing office.  Below you will find links if you have questions about:  * Where can I purchase ticket? * What is the difference with Vasa Museum and Museum of Wrecks?

If you want change the date or have any questions about your ticket, you are welcome to contact Tickster, either by phone or email: Phone: +46 (0) 771–47 70 70 Phone hours: Weekdays 09:00–16:00, except Swedish Public Holidays E-mail: support@tickster.com Opening hours: Weekdays between 08:00–17:00, except Swedish Public Holidays and Saturday between 11:00–15:00

If you have not received your confirmation, please contact Tickster support for help, either by phone or email: Phone: +46 (0) 771–47 70 70 Phone hours: Weekdays between 09:00–16:00, except Swedish Public Holidays E-mail: support@tickster.com Opening hours: Weekdays between 08:00–17:00 , except Swedish Public Holidays and Saturdays between 11:00–15:00. 

Stockholm Go City All-Inclusive Pass is admitted at the Vasa Museum. There is no need to pre-book any ticket is you have a Go City Pass. Here are suggestions on other articles you might be interested to know: * When is the best time to visit the Vasa Museum  * Is there a way to skip the queue?  * How much time do you spend at the Vasa Museum?  * How do I go to the Vasa Museum * Does the Vasa Museum have audio guides?  * What temperature is it in the museum?   * Luggage restrictions?   

The Vasa Museum is a cash free museum. This makes the museum a safer place for visitors and employees. In our entrance, shop and restaurant you can easily pay with debit/credit card. We accept American Express, VISA, Mastercard, Diners Club International and Maestro.

Members of the press are allowed a visit free of charge at our museum, if you have a (valid) press card. Show your card to the personnel at the Vasa Museum’s ticketing office and they will grant you free admission. If you should be interested in any kind of press service for example press photos for an article, or in case of further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the information office (registrator@smtm.se), before or after your visit.

The Vasa Museum does not have the possibility to offer free admission to Ukrainian citizens. Unlike Skansen (link to external website) and Tekniska museet (link to external website), for example, our museum is state-owned. We are part of the governmental agency The Swedish National Maritime and Transport Museums, and as a public authority we cannot give a single nationality free admission. For more information about prices and tickets to the Vasa Museum, please visit our website.    

A ticket to the Vasa museum is valid throughout the day.  You can leave the museum and come back later during the same day. Should you lose your ticket before leaving the museum, contact the staff at the Information desk.