MoMA combined tickets in New York

Which MoMA combo to book

Art plus a view. MoMA + SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is the most reviewed MoMA combo, and RockMoMA (MoMA + Top of the Rock) is close behind. Top of the Rock is a short walk from MoMA in Midtown, which makes RockMoMA the easiest one-day pair. SUMMIT, next to Grand Central, has mirrored rooms as well as the view. MoMA + Edge is the third view option, out at Hudson Yards on the West Side.

Museum days. MoMA + The Guggenheim pairs two modern art collections; the Guggenheim is up Fifth Avenue by Central Park. MoMA + American Museum of Natural History suits families and mixed groups. The NYC Museum Bundle covers all three and is the best-rated option here, though with fewer reviews.

Classic skyline. Two bundles add the Empire State Building: one with the 86th-floor deck, one that adds the 102nd-floor top deck. The 86th-floor version has the better reviews so far.

Evening plans. MoMA + Chicago on Broadway pairs an afternoon at the museum with a show. Check the performance date and seat details on the booking page.

Smaller extras. MoMA + New York Aquarium (in Coney Island, a long subway ride away) and MoMA + SUMMIT with Ascent have only a review each so far.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The two-part MoMA bundles on Tiqets are slightly cheaper than buying each ticket on its own. The passes, such as MoMA + SUMMIT, RockMoMA and the NYC Museum Bundle, are sold as one product; compare them with the tickets you would actually use.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive a separate ticket for each attraction on your phone. Pick a date for MoMA and a date, plus a time slot where asked, for the deck or museum you've paired it with. Leave at least two or three hours for MoMA. Cancellation can differ per part, so check the conditions on the booking page.

For more New York pairs and city passes, see the New York combo tickets. Planning another US city? Try Chicago or Boston.