Reciprocal network

The Met Reciprocal Network

Met members get reciprocal benefits at 16 museums, and their members get into The Met. Only Enthusiast level and above at The Met.

  • 17 places
  • 13 states
  • List from Oct 2026
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  • MRN 17
  • In other networks

How it works

Members of The Met at the Enthusiast level and above receive reciprocal benefits at 16 partner museums, and qualifying members of those museums receive free admission for themselves and a guest at The Met.

  • Only Enthusiast, Ambassador and Patron members of The Met receive reciprocal benefits. The list of partner museums is printed on the back of every qualifying card.
  • At the partner museums, benefits vary by institution. The Met advises contacting the museum before your visit to confirm what it offers.
  • Qualifying members of a partner museum receive free admission for themselves and one guest at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters, admission to special exhibitions and Member Exhibition Previews that need no advance ticket, and The Met's member discount in its shops on the premises.
  • Reciprocal visitors to The Met are not admitted to member-only spaces such as the Balcony Lounge.
  • The program links each partner museum with The Met, not the partner museums with each other.

Source: The Met's own page, list from Oct 2026. Not affiliated with or endorsed by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Benefits are set by each museum and can change; confirm before you visit.

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