You can see the art displayed on the open bridge free of charge; but I'd recommend teaming with the glass museum or museum of art. There are great discounts available if you check for a multi pass.

The bridge itself isn't made of glass. It is a typical pedestrian bridge but one that has glass art installed on it.

Hi Maggie, yes there is ample parking space nearby. But we simply parked our RV at the curb on Dock street. But there are parking lots along Dock Street as well.

The bridge is always open. It’s an open walkway and bridge between the Washington State Historical Museum and the Glass Museum.

Kind of hard to say. It was was overcast and drizzling when we visited in September but I suspect in the summer months when the sun rises very early that it certainly could be.

This is not a museum - it is literally a public bridge over train tracks (I uploaded a picture). It is moments from the Museum of Glass and less than a five minute walk from the Tacoma Art Museum, but you could walk here at any hour day or night, even when the museums close at 5 pm.

Yes. The bridge is open all day and totally free.

Bridge is free. Museum of Glass is $15 for adults.

You can either park in the Tacoma Museum of Glass parking, which is one side of the bridge or drive around and do public parking next to the courthouse on the other end of the bridge. The bridge itself is free.

It is a walking bridge. There is no gate. You can go any time, But the glass is prettier when it is light out.