General admission tickets for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) will be sold at EGP 30 apiece, while a separate EGP 50 ticket will be sold for entrance to the King Tutankhamun exhibition. The museum will also offer an all-inclusive EGP 60 ticket option to provide access to both, according to a cabinet statement. Egyptian and Arab students will be granted discounted access to the entire museum for EGP 30. The museum is set to open its doors later this year.
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