Tickets & Prices

Approximate Admission Prices

Jardin Majorelle operates a tiered admission structure that allows visitors to choose between a garden-only visit, a museum-only visit, or a combined ticket offering access to all on-site attractions. Prices are set in Moroccan dirhams (MAD); many ticket counters also accept euros at a roughly equivalent rate, though the dirham price is generally more favourable.

Concessions & Reductions

Reduced admission is typically available for children under twelve years of age. Children under a certain age (usually five or seven) may enter free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult. Reductions may also be available for students with valid international student identity cards (ISIC), though this is subject to the garden's current policy and should be verified in advance.

Moroccan nationals resident in Morocco may benefit from a significantly reduced admission price, reflecting the garden's commitment to making the site accessible to the local community as well as to international tourists. This reduction requires presentation of a valid Moroccan national identity card at the ticket office.

There is no dedicated senior citizens' discount at present, though visitors with reduced mobility can request assistance from staff, who are trained to accommodate diverse visitor needs. Group rates for parties of fifteen or more adults may be available; groups should contact the garden administration in advance to enquire and reserve entry.

Annual pass options may be available for frequent visitors or for those with a strong interest in the cultural programme of the Fondation Jardin Majorelle. Details of any annual pass scheme should be sought directly from the garden's official communications, as the terms and pricing of such programmes can change between seasons.

Payment & Entry Methods

Tickets can be purchased directly at the garden's ticket office on arrival. Queues during peak hours (typically 10:00 to 13:00) can be significant, particularly in spring and autumn when visitor numbers are at their highest. Online booking through the garden's official website allows visitors to purchase tickets in advance, select a specific entry time slot, and bypass the walk-up queue entirely. This is strongly recommended for visitors with fixed itineraries, families with young children, or anyone visiting during the busiest weeks of the year.

The ticket office accepts cash (Moroccan dirhams), major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard) and in some cases contactless payment. ATMs are available in the nearby streets of Guéliz, and it is generally advisable to carry some cash in Morocco for general expenses even if you plan to pay by card at the major attractions.

Tickets purchased online are non-refundable but can usually be exchanged for a different time slot up to 24 hours before the booked entry time, subject to availability. In the event of garden closure due to exceptional circumstances (adverse weather, national public holidays, conservation works), the garden's administration will communicate directly with ticket holders regarding rescheduling or refund options.

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