Franchement en plein mois de Juillet pas de pb d’accès. L’endroit à mon sens ne demande pas de reservation.

The W is next door.

$25/regular admission (adult 25-64) $22/senior citizen (65 or older) $19/young adult (age 19-24) Free for persons 18 or younger

I believe $30

I have encountered this problem at other venues in other cities as well. Maybe visitors need to write the museum about lowering the price for late admission. Who knows, it may work. There are lots of free or inexpensive things to do in San Francisco (to name a few): The Asian Art Museum in SF has $5 admission on Thursday evenings beginning at 5 pm. They advertise it as "late night" and they stay open until 9 pm. Academy of Science in Golden Gate Park schedules free days for different neighborhoods on a rotating basis. During summer and fall, the city closes several blocks in various neighborhoods (on a rotating basis) for a free street fair.

Check the service desk: usually, non- flash photos are OK, but some exhibitions do not allow any photos at all. My recollection is that flash is a real No-NO with b/w photography.

Consulta il sito, manda una mail al personale. (In inglese però) All'interno della struttura troverai delle guide illustrate che descrivono il MOMA,in tutte le lingue, tranne che in Italiano.Inspiegabile il motivo.

I parked at a pay parking lot approximately three blocks from the museum off of Howard street. The cost was $20.00 for the day. I attempted to find meter parking with no success. A hotel next to the museum has valet parking. Check SFMOMA's website for additional parking resources. I'm glad I paid for the entire day because I was able to leave the museum, walk a few blocks, take a bus or trolly to the Ferry building for lunch, and return to the shopping district which is around the corner from the museum.