Tickets for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will be available soon!

On Tuesday, July 21 at 10 a.m. PDT, general ticketing for September 22, 2026, through February 28, 2027, will open for purchase. Here’s what to know:

  • Tickets are $25 for adults, $21 for 65+. Children 17 and under, Members and Guests, FREE. Additional information here.
  • Each individual may purchase up to 9 tickets per order. Children of all ages require individual tickets.
  • We expect high demand, and you may experience a wait when making a reservation. Our virtual queue system will hold your position in line, but do not refresh or leave the queue, as you may lose your spot.
  • Once you have added tickets to your cart, you have 20 minutes to complete your purchase.
  • We recommend having several date and time options in case your first choice isn’t available. When you arrive on the ticket page, you will see a calendar showing the dates with the best ticket availability.

You must also have an account to purchase tickets. We strongly recommend setting this up before Tuesday to save time!

Our Founding Members are part of our origin story. As a thank you, they receive priority access to reserve tickets first. If you’re not yet a member, there’s still time to join and secure your visit today!

About the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson co-founded the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to honor the universal tradition of telling stories through images. Encompassing everything from prehistoric cave paintings to today’s screen art, the Museum explores and celebrates the power of visual storytelling to inspire individuals, give shape to beliefs and ideals, and forge community.

Built in Los Angeles’s Exposition Park, the Museum is housed in a 300,000-square-foot building designed by Ma Yansong of MAD with Stantec to embody the emotional power of narrative art, creating a sense of wonder, possibility, and connection to something larger than ourselves. The building is integrated into a new 11-acre campus including a park designed by Mia Lehrer of Studio-MLA: a green, multilayered gathering place for local communities and an extraordinary programming resource that brings learning and engagement outdoors.