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Official rates for June 2026 are split: €15 for EEA residents and €25 for non-EEA visitors. Compare partners like GetYourGuide or Tiqets for better cancellation flexibility and last-minute slots, but note that no ticket skips the mandatory security check or guarantees access to the auditorium during rehearsals (typically 10:00–16:00).
Provides a reliable mobile ticket with easier refund terms than the official site's rigid policy.
Compare offers ↓The dramatized tour offers a unique narrative of the Phantom's history that standard entry lacks.
Compare offers ↓Tiqets often holds separate inventory for peak dates when the official website shows no availability.
Compare offers ↓Tiqets GetYourGuide Official
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Official Website (Verified 2026 rate: €15 vs. €25 for non-EEA adults)
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Compare offers ↓03Official Website (Free entry requires a reserved €0 timed ticket booked online)
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Compare offers ↓05GetYourGuide Standard
Compare offers ↓06Combo Ticket Bundle
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The visitor entrance for all tours is located at the corner of Rue Scribe and Rue Auber (West side of the building); do not queue at the iconic front steps on Place de l'Opéra, which are reserved for evening performance guests. All visitors, including those with 'skip-the-line' or 'priority' tickets, must pass through a mandatory security screening. For the smoothest experience in June, arrive 15 minutes before your timed slot and have your mobile QR code ready. Note that 'priority' access only bypasses the ticket purchase window, not the security line. Large luggage and travel bags are strictly prohibited with no onsite lockers available during visiting hours. Visitors with limited mobility should use the dedicated accessible ramp and elevator located at the same Rue Scribe/Auber corner.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
No. While these tickets allow you to bypass the physical ticket office queue, every visitor must pass through the mandatory security screening at the entrance, which can take 10–20 minutes during peak hours.
The Palais Garnier typically allows a grace period of 30 minutes. If you arrive later, entry is at the discretion of staff and depends on the building's current capacity; you may be asked to wait for the next available opening.
Children under 12 usually enter for free, while visitors aged 12–25 may qualify for reduced rates. Free-entry visitors often still need to obtain a €0 ticket at the desk or online, depending on current 2026 reservation policies.
Yes, access to the auditorium is included in the self-guided tour, provided there are no ongoing rehearsals or technical setups. Access is frequently restricted for artistic reasons, so checking the daily schedule at the entrance is advised.
Yes, large suitcases and bulky backpacks are strictly prohibited and there are no lockers for large items. Only small handbags and standard daypacks are permitted after passing the security check.
Partner platforms like Tiqets and GetYourGuide often include a service fee for features like instant mobile delivery, flexible 24-hour cancellation, and guaranteed availability when official slots are sold out.
Most of the visitor circuit, including the Grand Foyer and the auditorium, is accessible via elevators. Visitors with disabilities and one companion usually receive free entry upon presentation of valid proof at the ticket desk.