i am not sure the price. You can go to their web site. I would say 60-90 min

10-5 Tuesday to Saturday

Use Google to look for coupons if you need a special rate. When we went in June 2018, it was $5 admission because we happen to be there during Arts Weekend (not sure of the name). It was a busy Saturday, but not so crowded that you could not enjoy the exhibit. We parked on the street a block away.

We've been to both Chihuly exhibits. The Seattle Gardens and Museum are much larger than the St. Petersburg, but cost approximately $30 for Seattle vs. $20 for St. Pete. The single reason to visit St. Pete's museum (in my opinion) is the film that looks into his works in Israel and elsewhere.

We parked about a block away on a Sunday. Not sure what it would be during the week.

There are no formal tours, but the museum is small and you can take as much time as you like. As stated above, across the street is an interesting glass blowing demonstration that is included with your ticket.

Every hour on the half-hour based on volunteer availability. No tours on Saturday or Sunday. I believe they will coordinate a group tour. Best to check their web site for more details.

Adults $19.95 Seniors $17.95 Ages 65+ Students $12.95 Children 5 and under FREE! It is one of the choices for the City Pass for this area.

About 1-1.5 hours. But you can also go to a glassblowing workshop across the street which is included in your entry fee. The workshop lasts about one hour.

Your admission ($20 / adult) includes admission to the blown glass demonstration held one block away; be sure to see this! Very interesting.