Very good ! - Quite a experience ! My family specially loved the 5th Floor exhibition. First chance to see art from so many remarkable Artists.

Art from all eras is excellently presented - Art perfectly presented. Thanks to the well-thought-out, new structure, the diverse art can be viewed here quite calmly. Thanks to the great team who always supported us. The inner courtyard is a beautiful oasis to relax before continuing…

A must-see for anyone who appreciates modern art - An unmissable museum for those who like modern art, a wide variety of works, brilliant architecture with unique decoration. Very well structured.

World class, well laid out over multiple floors - Good exhibits, world class. Laid out over multiple floors in spacious surrounds so plenty of room and they allow photos.

Careful planning and leave bags in hotel room. World class permanent exhibits. - I regrettably didn’t “get” the temporary exhibit , Joan Jonas, which received a lot of media attention. I wish I’d skipped it as it’s huge but I didn’t enjoy. My bad probably. The permanent collections are of course world class. Picasso, Jackson Pollack , Mark Rothko and many more. The entry lines were hundreds of people long. Unbelievable. I used a local library membership and very gratefully strolled in. ** Don’t bring a bag**. Security is very time consuming. Budget a lot of time for getting in if you’re buying tickets there or carrying a bag.

Incredible Art, Incredible Crowds - I'm so torn about rating the MoMA 4/5. Obviously, the artwork in the museum is 5/5 and I would tell anyone even curious about modern art that they absolutely have to visit this museum. But that's also part of the problem - everyone visits the museum. And there doesn't seem to be any reasonable limit to the number of people allowed in at a given time. The museum would be much more enjoyable if they limited the number of tickets sold at a time - that way you could be assured of seeing the art and not just your fellow museum visitors.

Memorable - We enjoyed our visit to the Royal Palace in Madrid. With Viator tours no waiting in long lines. Directly after our guide changed and Marta was super excellent. Tour was very organized although could not hear tour guide too well when visiting the Palace we were using headphones. Seeing the Palace up close was an experience everyone should have. The walk to The Prado museum was delightful stopping on the way at a local bodega for water. Our tour guide was exceptional. Absolutely recommend!

Time your visit carefully to try to limit endless queue - My experience would have been better if Moma utilised a timed entry system like many of the museums etc in NY. When I arrived around 13:30hrs the queue was literally around the entire block. When I went back around 16:00hrs there was no longer a queue so my advice would be to head for your visit later in the day. It will still be busy but at least you can get in!

Plan your waiting time tolerance carefully! - Our advanced tickets for the Colbert taping gave us 90 minutes standing in line outside the Ed Sullivan theater followed by 45 minutes standing inside little holding pens with one bathroom break before being seated, with another bathroom break while waiting for the taping to begin. We were hectored twice to be enthusiastic. Once Colbert came on stage, things moved quickly with his interaction with the audience to the opening monologue and then guest Carol Burnett. She was awesome. Colbert was very respectful and engaging in linking a sense of place and time to their professional careers. Unless you are a student of tv production, arrive later and set in the balcony. Our return walk from took through Times Square where multi-super-sized tvs performance was taking place. The star Sharka(?) drew an amazing number of people, just like NYE. Next time we’ll check the event schedules. Our MoMA visit started with a 40 minute waiting in an outdoor line 3 blocks long to clear security. Many exhibits were so packed that viewings were almost pointless. The Cafe 2 service was exceptionally good as was the food. Our experience at the Whitney was far superior in every way. The High Line elevated walkway provided a wonderful exit path from the museum to our Garment district hotel.

Need refund - I am still waiting for my moma refund because I accidentally bought a moma ticket when I was at the met. Please advise John Petraglia