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Combo (Save 6%): Giza Complex Skip-the-Line Entry + Grand Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets
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Grand Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line + Giza Complex Skip-the-Line Entry Tickets
6% off
- Two legendary sites, one seamless entry—no waiting
- Skip-the-line entry to the Giza Complex
- Access to the exterior of The Great Pyramid (Khufu), Khafre, & Menkaure, the Great Sphinx, & the Valley Temple
- Skip-the-line entry to the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Access to all main galleries, Tutankhamun’s galleries, & King Khufu's Boat
Grand Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line + Giza Complex Skip-the-Line Entry + Access Inside the Great Pyramid (Khufu) Tickets
15% off
- Exclusive access inside the Great Pyramid + skip-the-line GEM access
- Entry inside The Great Pyramid
- Skip-the-line entry to the Giza Complex
- Access to the exterior of The Great Pyramid (Khufu), Khafre, & Menkaure, the Great Sphinx, & the Valley Temple
- Skip-the-line entry to the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Access to all main galleries, Tutankhamun’s galleries, & King Khufu's Boat
Grand Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line + Giza Complex Skip-the-Line Entry + Entry Inside the Great Pyramid (Khufu) & Khafre Pyramid Tickets
12% off
- Enter two pyramids—Khufu & Khafre + GEM skip-the-line entry
- Entry inside the Khafre Pyramid & Great Pyramid
- Skip-the-line entry to the Giza Complex
- Access to the exterior of The Great Pyramid (Khufu), Khafre, & Menkaure, the Great Sphinx, & the Valley Temple
- Skip-the-line entry to the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Access to all main galleries, Tutankhamun’s galleries, & King Khufu's Boat
4.7/5(3,317)
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Anelia C
CoupleVerified booking
5/5
The museum itself was absolutely incredible, but my experience with Headout was awful.
I purchased two identical tickets, but only one of them scanned successfully at the entrance. I was told that the other ticket had apparently already been used on 22 October at 13:00, even though my visit was on 28 October 2026 and I had not used it before. As a result, I had to purchase another ticket on the spot, which was both frustrating and disappointing.
I contacted Headout’s customer service through the app, but received no response or assistance whatsoever. When something goes wrong with a booking, you expect customer support to help resolve the issue, especially when you have already paid for your tickets. Unfortunately, I was left to deal with the problem myself and pay again.
The museum, on the other hand, was incredible. It is absolutely enormous and can feel quite overwhelming, so I highly recommend getting the audio guide to help you navigate the experience and make the most of your visit.
In short: the museum was fantastic, but Headout’s ticketing experience and customer service were extremely disappointing. I would recommend visiting the museum, but I would think twice before booking through this app again.
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Angus G
CoupleVerified booking
5/5
Lets get the good things out in the open. Tickets worked perfectly and the BEST time to go is before the hordes are taken through in waves by flag waving guides.
The building is futistic and modern but the staircase is pretty inaccessible to the infirm and many of the statues are not named. There is plenty of space around each exhibit. The boat reconstruction was probably the most interesting.
And the bad.... well, terrible signage with far too many assumptions. There is no clear flow of time and little or no information on how, when or where exhibits were found.
The moving staircase is horrid with sudden change to elevation, particularly on down sections. The shop is poor value with ghastly, tacky souvenirs and overpriced books
Would I visit again? Yes, again first thing. Would I engage a guide? No. Totally unnecessary for anyone with an interest in history. Save your money for a guide to the Pyramids and choose as small a group as possible
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Pavel H
CoupleVerified booking
5/5
The Great Egyptian Museum at Giza is an architectural marvel and a dream come true for any history buff. The modern and airy spaces offer breathtaking views of the nearby pyramids. The biggest attraction is the complete Tutankhamun collection, displayed together in one place for the first time, along with thousands of previously unknown artifacts. The superbly crafted interactive exhibition and perfect lighting will draw everyone into ancient Egypt. It is an unparalleled cultural experience that is worth experiencing for yourself.
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James D
CoupleVerified booking
5/5
The GEM portal is notoriously awful. Headout secured the tickets with next day tickets 🎟 which worked a treat. Slightly more expensive but it works!
GEM is the most accessible, well organised and exciting museum we have aeen...ever!
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Andrew J
CoupleVerified booking
5/5
Our guide, Ali,and his tour knowledge . He was super helpful. Camel ride was a highlight. Going in a pyramid was a hot, sweaty task - glad I did it but wouldn't always recommend it. We could've done without the gallery experience at the end.
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Tiana C
FamilyVerified booking
5/5
There is no point to buy the skip the line tickets as they don't have such facility at the museum. Everyone need to queue to get into the museum and there is no such a thing as "skip the line".
- Explore two iconic Cairo experiences in one day with a single great-value combo ticket.
- Skip-the-line entry at the Grand Egyptian Museum and see Tutankhamun’s treasures, royal statues, and artifacts spanning 7,000 years of history.
- Go on a guided tour of Giza Complex with access to the exteriors of the Great Sphinx, with the option to upgrade to entry inside the Great Pyramid or Menkaure Pyramid.
Giza Complex
- Skip-the-line entry to the Giza Complex
- Access to the exterior of The Great Pyramid (Khufu), Khafre, & Menkaure, the Great Sphinx, & the Valley Temple
- Entry inside The Great Pyramid (as per option selected)
- Entry inside the Menkhaure Pyramid (as per option selected)
Grand Egyptian Museum
- Skip-the-line entry to the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Access to all main galleries, Tutankhamun’s galleries, & King Khufu's Boat
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- 3,317 reviews4.7
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EEl M
SoloVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5A wonderful visit, the museum was sensational in every way. The cleanliness, the spaciousness, and the layout of the various exhibits give the museum an extraordinary dimension. Thank you.AAnelia C
CoupleVerified booking3 days ago5/5The museum itself was absolutely incredible, but my experience with Headout was awful. I purchased two identical tickets, but only one of them scanned successfully at the entrance. I was told that the other ticket had apparently already been used on 22 October at 13:00, even though my visit was on 28 October 2026 and I had not used it before. As a result, I had to purchase another ticket on the spot, which was both frustrating and disappointing. I contacted Headout’s customer service through the app, but received no response or assistance whatsoever. When something goes wrong with a booking, you expect customer support to help resolve the issue, especially when you have already paid for your tickets. Unfortunately, I was left to deal with the problem myself and pay again. The museum, on the other hand, was incredible. It is absolutely enormous and can feel quite overwhelming, so I highly recommend getting the audio guide to help you navigate the experience and make the most of your visit. In short: the museum was fantastic, but Headout’s ticketing experience and customer service were extremely disappointing. I would recommend visiting the museum, but I would think twice before booking through this app again.AAngus G
CoupleVerified booking2 weeks ago5/5Lets get the good things out in the open. Tickets worked perfectly and the BEST time to go is before the hordes are taken through in waves by flag waving guides. The building is futistic and modern but the staircase is pretty inaccessible to the infirm and many of the statues are not named. There is plenty of space around each exhibit. The boat reconstruction was probably the most interesting. And the bad.... well, terrible signage with far too many assumptions. There is no clear flow of time and little or no information on how, when or where exhibits were found. The moving staircase is horrid with sudden change to elevation, particularly on down sections. The shop is poor value with ghastly, tacky souvenirs and overpriced books Would I visit again? Yes, again first thing. Would I engage a guide? No. Totally unnecessary for anyone with an interest in history. Save your money for a guide to the Pyramids and choose as small a group as possiblePPavel H
CoupleVerified booking2 weeks ago5/5The Great Egyptian Museum at Giza is an architectural marvel and a dream come true for any history buff. The modern and airy spaces offer breathtaking views of the nearby pyramids. The biggest attraction is the complete Tutankhamun collection, displayed together in one place for the first time, along with thousands of previously unknown artifacts. The superbly crafted interactive exhibition and perfect lighting will draw everyone into ancient Egypt. It is an unparalleled cultural experience that is worth experiencing for yourself.DDimitrios T
GroupVerified bookingYesterday4/5It is a "must-have" experience. Both sites are the most prominent ones near Cairo. The new museum is literally vast and the exhibits are arrayed in a snake type pattern in chronological order. Yet, it doesn't include mummies like the traditional museum of the city. Beware, the combo ticket doesn't include entry to the pyramid.
Step into Egypt’s greatest wonders in one day. Two unmissable Cairo experiences in one easy, great-value combo.
Getting started
Your combo ticket includes skip-the-line entry to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) and the Giza Complex. Simply show your ticket at each entrance and enjoy a smooth, stress-free start without waiting in long queues.
What to expect
Grand Egyptian Museum
- Priority entry: Skip the lines and start exploring the museum immediately without any waiting.
- Historic treasures: See Tutankhamun’s collection, royal statues, and artifacts spanning over 7,000 years of Egyptian history.
- Immersive galleries: Walk through the Grand Hall, Hanging Obelisk, and newly opened exhibits showcasing ancient life and craftsmanship.
- Interactive learning: See Egypt’s past through engaging displays, informative panels, and panoramic views of the Giza Plateau.
Giza Complex
- Fast-track entry: Skip the crowds at the entry gate and head straight to the iconic pyramids.
- Guided adventure: Explore the Giza Plateau with an expert guide, learning about the pyramids’ construction, purpose, and history.
- Iconic monuments: See the Great Sphinx, Valley Temple, and the exteriors of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure pyramids in detail.
- Photo-worthy vistas: Capture unforgettable views of the pyramids, Sphinx, and surrounding monuments at select vantage points across the plateau.
- Upgrades: Upgrade to step inside the Great Pyramid, or both the Great Pyramid and Menkaure Pyramid, for a rare interior experience.
What to bring
Giza Complex
- Bring your ticket for the experience (covers entry to the Giza Complex and interior access to the Great Pyramid).
- Bring a hat and sunscreen as the area is mostly open desert
- Students must bring their ID for discounted entry.
Grand Egyptian Museum
- Have your ID and entry tickets ready for a seamless experience.
What’s not allowed
Grand Egyptian Museum
- Outside food & beverages, drones, selfie sticks, and tripods are not allowed on this experience.
- Flash photography & live streaming are not allowed inside the venue.
- Commercial use of photos and videos is prohibited unless written permission is obtained.
Accessibility
Giza Complex
- The site is not fully wheelchair accessible due to uneven terrain.
Grand Egyptian Museum
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Additional information
Giza Complex
- Free entry for children below 6 years.
- Photography with mobile phones is free; additional charges may apply for professional cameras.
- At the Giza Complex, two pyramids are walkable, but visiting the Pyramid of Menkaure requires a camel, horse, or carriage ride (EGP 500 extra), so bring local cash.
Grand Egyptian Museum
- To participate in the Discovery Challenge, participants must have a smartphone to play. Children under 12 years need to be accompanied by a guest above 16 years.
- The Discovery Challenge takes place daily at 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm, with an additional slot on Saturdays and Wednesdays at 6pm. The starting point is at the information desk in the Grand Hall.
Please take note of the timings below:
- Daily except Saturdays and Wednesdays
- GEM Complex: 8:30am to 7pm
- Galleries: 9am to 6pm (Last ticket purchase: 5pm)
- Saturdays and Wednesdays
- GEM Complex: 8:30am – 10 pm
- Galleries: 9am to 9pm (Last ticket purchase: 8pm)
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