Info

From the 16^th of October, come and discover our Info Point situated in front of Bozar, at the entrance of the Ravenstein gallery (rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Brussels). Between 11 am and 6 pm, don’t hesitate to pass by and ask all your questions, you’ll leave with lots of good advice for a successful evening!

16.10 > 18.10: 11 am - 6pm
18.10 : 11 am - 1am

No tickets are sold directly at the Info Point.

How to get to Museum Night Fever?

Outside Brussels :

Parkings auto Park & Ride (P+R) + Parkings Brussels City

Train : Central Station

From Brussels :
- Public transport STIB-MIVB
- Villo network

During the evening

Shuttles
Special STIB shuttles will be available for visitors. The Noctis network is also available for participants. See Shuttles page.

Heetch

This year, Heetch Belgium is a proud partner of Museum Night Fever ! All visitors receive their MNF ticket and a wristband with a unique promo code that gets you 50% off your first ride with Heetch. Enjoy the night and get home safe!

Bikes - Scooters

If you don’t have a bike or scooter, our partner Dott offers 2 free 10 min. rides with a code for all new users and 10 free unlocks for existing users, also with a code.

The codes will be put online here the day of Museum Night Fever.

Discover our page ​‘Accessibility’ and learn about our initiatives to make Museum Night Fever inclusive and accessible for all.

In order to reduce the ecological impact of a mass event such as Museum Night Fever and to address the issue of carbon emissions in the cultural sector, we are working with the expertise of several organisations like Bruxelles Environnement, which will lay the foundations for annual improvements. 

Favouring soft mobility for workers and the public, reducing and treating waste appropriately, reviewing the production of goodies in a sustainable manner, adjusting the production of communication media and working with local partners and local businesses for the event are all eco-actions through which we wish to contribute to sustainable development and encourage museums to adopt these practices in their daily operations.

How much does Museum Night Fever cost? 

A standard Museum Night Fever pass costs €17 in pre-sale and €21 on the day. 

A Museum Night Fever + Afterparty (C12 or Botanique) pass costs €27 in advance and €31 on the day.

Are there any discounts for Museum Night Fever? 

Museum Night Fever is free for children up to 12 years old (no MNF bracelet required).

The Museum Night Fever pass can be purchased with the Article 27 ticket (€1.25).

It is also possible with Paspartoe: kansentarief (€2) or the cultuurbon (€6) via Muntpunt and at several participating museums. You can also buy a ticket with a valid Paspartoe kansentarief online on this website.

This year, you can also get a discount if you are in possession of a European Disability Card, with a €5 reduction on your ticket.

Can I use my MuseumPassMusées to gain entry or get a discount for MNF?

This year, Museum Night Fever has no partnership with museumPASSmusées. Pass holders will not get a discount on MNF ticket purchases. Museum Night Fever is a unique event organized outside the usual opening hours of the museums and requires the purchase a ticket.

Can I exchange my voucher earlier for the MNF pass?

Yes from Monday 16^th of October at our Info Point situated in front of Bozar. Otherwise at the participating museums on the night of the event.

Do I have to book to participate in the activities? 

No. The artistic activities take place continuously or occasionally during Museum Night Fever. See the programme and timetable in our programme section.

Can I buy a ticket for the afterparty only?

Yes, on the Botanique or C12 website, subject to maximum capacity. Botanique afterparty tickets are available here. C12 afterparty tickets are here. In this case, you will not benefit from the ​‘combi’ rate, and your ticket will give you access to the afterparty only. You will not be able to visit the museums during Museum Night Fever.

Can I buy a ticket on the night of the event?

Of course you can! Purchasing is possible in every participating museum except the following: info coming soon

Do I have to pay extra for the shuttles? 

No, these are included with the purchase of the Museum Night Fever ticket! 

Can I use the normal STIB network (bus, tram and metro) with the MNF Pass?

No. Your MNF Pass only gives you access to the MNF shuttles and the Noctis network (between 0:00 and 3:00). You will recognize the special shuttles by the MNF logo on the front of the buses. Your MNF pass does not give you access to the regular bus, tram and metro lines of the STIB.

Where can I buy my MNF pass?

Online via our tickets page or in the following sales outlets:

Visit Brussels (2−4 Rue Royale, 1000 Brussels ; 1 Grand Place , 1000 Brussels) and online via their website

Muntpunt (6 Place de la Monnaie, 1000 Brussels)

In which museums can I use my MNF Pass for extra free admission until 23 November? 

In all the participating museums, except La Monnaie and Old Masters Museum.

Do I need a pass if I only want to visit one museum? 

Yes, the idea of the event is to offer the possibility of several visits in the same evening. 

Is my museumPASSmusées valid during Museum Night Fever? 

No. This year, Museum Night Fever has no partnership with museumPASSmusées. Pass holders will not get a discount on MNF ticket purchases.

Can I go to MNF in a wheelchair? 

Of course. Go to the page ​‘Accessibility’ for more info. You can also find the list of accessible museums during the evening via the programme page, using the filter ​“PRM accessibility”. On the pages of each museum, details will be given where necessary.

What security measures are planned for Museum Night Fever? 

The safety of our visitors is very important to us. To ensure that the event runs as smoothly as possible, a number of prevention and safety measures have been put in place. 

In which museum can I expect queues? 

With an average of 17.000 visitors each year, it can be quite busy in the museums or when you want to gain entry to one. Especially the museums in the city centre are crowded, especially at the beginning of the evening. The museums are doing as much as they can to limit the waiting queues to a minimum, so don’t hesitate to wait a few minutes and discover them!

Press contacts :

Max Wijnings - Project Manager (NL/EN)

+32 (0)2 889 00 32 - max@​brusselsmuseums.​be

Elo Breyne – Assistant Project Manager (FR/EN)

+32 (0)2 512 77 80 - elo@​brusselsmuseums.​be

Emilia Van Roy - Communication manager (NL/EN)

+324 85 71 34 96 – emilia@​brusselsmuseums.​be

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