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Corning Museum of Glass Ticket
4.9 / 5
15 reviews
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Suggested duration3-4 hour(s)
City of Corning
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Corning Museum of Glass Admission
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€ 21.55
Corning Museum of Glass Admission
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Eligibility
- Free for children aged 0-17
How to use
Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Present your printed voucher
- Please present a valid ID for redemption
- Present your voucher and exchange it for a physical ticket
Address
- 1 Museum Way, Corning NY 14830
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By car: Take exit 46 on I-86. Located in the Finger Lakes Wine Country region of New York State, halfway between New York City (4.5-hour drive) and Niagara Falls (3-hour drive)
- It is recommended to drive
- Please check CMOG-Directions for more information on getting to the museum
Reviews
4.9 / 5
Fantastic
15 reviews
Klook User
2024/03/11
Fantastic 5.0
Great museum! There are so much to see, including live glassblowing demonstrations (Hot Glass Demo). We spent 2.5 hours in the museum but couldn’t finish all of them. We went on a Sunday morning, arrived at 11:00, and it wasn’t crowded in the museum at all. The giftshop is also great. We did not try the Cafe so we don’t have comments for that.
Eng *************
2024/11/11
Great 4.0
The musuem is huge but nothing about the Corning technology on glass making which I come specifically for. I enjoyed myself watching the glass blowing demonstration and learned from the exhibits on the history and uses of glasses. For parking, park for free at the Museum's visitor centre main lot, located just off Exit 46 on I-86. The Museum entrance is a short walk from the main parking lot.
Hasan *****
2023/03/09
Fantastic 5.0
Easy transaction 👍on entry they take picture of voucher, and process it. Normally 3 hours good to see all.
Yi **********
2025/08/04
Fantastic 5.0
Easy to redeem the voucher. They have 2 free walking tour in the museum, glad that we joined. The guide was knowledgeable. The exhibition and art pieces were amazing. They have multiple glass making sessions that you can sit in and watch the demonstrations.
LIN ********
2019/12/12
Fantastic 5.0
Ticket redemption is very convenient, just go to the window next to the door and present the voucher for the passenger road. It's just that the food inside is a bit expensive, and the prices in New York are really not cheap.
Klook User
2023/09/18
Fantastic 5.0
Worked like a charm. Enjoyed our visit to the museum and very much liked saving a few dollars. I will visit the Klook site before my visit to other attractions.
Highly recommend.
Chatgaew ***********
2020/07/13
Great 4.0
Good experience for looking the demonstration in the hot glass workshops. The historical glass museum is awesome as well!
Klook User
2024/07/09
Fantastic 5.0
It's an amazing museum. I would highly recommend this to everyone. there are demos which are amazing.
Guide
- Explore a 26,000 square feet museum that cares for and displays the world's largest collection of contemporary and historical glass objects
- Travel back in time by visiting a glass portrait of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh that is thousands of years old
- Learn about the science, skills, and technology behind the innovation of glass
- Watch live shows or take classes to get first hand experience of the creation of glass
If you never thought glass could be interesting, be prepared to have your mind blown! Known for its impressive glass object collecton and balance of information while highlighting the artistry involved, the Corning Museum of Glass is definitely one of the most unique attractions to visit in New York.
The museum is home to over 45,000 glass objects, both modern and historical. Bet you never knew ancient Egyptians were creating glass! Admire the interesting and beautiful glass sculptures, then learn about how and where they came from by watching a live demonstration of glass blowing.
Head on over to the gift shop to pick up a bargain from the countless selection of marvelous souvenirs!
Things to note
Important Reminder:
- For important Covid-19 Health & Safety guideline implemented by the attraction, please check here
- Kindly note that all visitors over the age of 2 are required to wear a face covering
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Guidebook
- Explore a 26,000 square feet museum that cares for and displays the world's largest collection of contemporary and historical glass objects
- Travel back in time by visiting a glass portrait of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh that is thousands of years old
- Learn about the science, skills, and technology behind the innovation of glass
- Watch live shows or take classes to get first hand experience of the creation of glass
If you never thought glass could be interesting, be prepared to have your mind blown! Known for its impressive glass object collecton and balance of information while highlighting the artistry involved, the Corning Museum of Glass is definitely one of the most unique attractions to visit in New York.
The museum is home to over 45,000 glass objects, both modern and historical. Bet you never knew ancient Egyptians were creating glass! Admire the interesting and beautiful glass sculptures, then learn about how and where they came from by watching a live demonstration of glass blowing.
Head on over to the gift shop to pick up a bargain from the countless selection of marvelous souvenirs!
Things to note
Important Reminder:
- For important Covid-19 Health & Safety guideline implemented by the attraction, please check here
- Kindly note that all visitors over the age of 2 are required to wear a face covering