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Unprecedented demand: Tickets for visiting the Grand Egyptian Museum sold out today, Friday

This reflects the museum's global standing as one of the world's most important cultural and humanitarian destinations

علي رجب
Last updated: 07/11/2025 7:45 pm
Ali Ragab
علي رجب
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Ali Ragab, editor at Voice of Emirates News Agency, Cairo office, is an Egyptian journalist and poet, a member of the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate, specializing in...
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The Grand Egyptian Museum attracts 20,000 visitors on its first day of public opening.
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Cairo, Egypt – The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) announced on Friday that all tickets for the day’s visit had sold out, following an unprecedented public turnout

and the number of visitors reaching the museum’s maximum operational capacity.

The museum administration reported that ticket sales and distribution have been temporarily suspended.

Whether through online booking via the official website (www.gem.eg)

or from the ticket window at the entrance gate.

This measure is intended to ensure the quality of the visitor experience

and the safety and security of all visitors within the massive cultural complex.

Advance bookings are valid

The authority confirmed that all pre-bookings confirmed through official channels will remain valid.

Their owners will be received according to the planned schedule without any changes.

With the management’s full commitment to high standards of service and organization.

The museum administration thanked the visitors for their understanding

and cooperation, praising the great public enthusiasm.

This reflects The Grand Egyptian Museum global standing as one of the world’s most important cultural

and humanitarian destinations, and a symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Call for early booking

The administration urged those wishing to visit in the future to book

their tickets in advance via the official website [www.gem.eg],

Advocating for early planning to ensure ease of organization and a superior visitor experience.

Which is the largest archaeological museum in the world in terms of area,

number and modern technologies.

Reservations will reopen for the following day, Saturday, November 8, 2025.

Reservations will reopen for the following day, Saturday, November 8, 2025.

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