Admission
Daily Admission
(Admission tickets are only available at the door on the day of your visit)
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- Morikami Members: FREE!
- Adults (ages 18+): $16
- Seniors (65+): $14
- Military (with ID): $14
- College Students (with ID): $12
- Children (ages 6-17): $10*
- Children 5 and under: FREE!
- Prices for special events vary from daily admission prices.
- No discounts are offered during special events.
*Please know children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Group Admission
- Adult Group (per person): $15
- Children’s Group (per person): $9
Please note: Group Admission is for groups of 15 or more, and must be paid in one transaction to qualify for the group rate. Group admission must be scheduled in advance to receive the discount.
Hours
General Museum Hours
- Open Tuesday through Sunday | 10am – 5pm
- Last Admissions Ticket Sold at 4:30pm
- Closed Mondays and major holidays
Administrative Offices
- Open Monday through Friday | 9am – 5pm
Cornell Café
- Open Tuesday through Sunday | 11am – 3pm
- Holiday Hours: December 24th and December 31st | 11am – 2pm
We are closed on major national holidays, including 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, and Easter.
Getting Here
Morikami is located in Delray Beach, Florida, between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale.
Driving Directions
- Traveling South on I-95: Take I-95 south to Exit 51 (Linton Blvd.). Use the right two lanes to take Exit 51 for Linton Blvd. Keep right at the fork and merge onto Linton Blvd. In three and a half miles use the left two lanes to turn left onto Jog Rd. In one mile turn right onto Morikami Park Rd. Follow the winding road for one mile to your destination.
- Traveling South on Florida’s Turnpike: Take the Turnpike South to Exit 81 (FL-806/Atlantic Ave). Use the left two lanes to turn left onto FL-806 E/W Atlantic Ave. In two miles turn right onto Jog Rd. In two miles turn right onto Morikami Park Rd. Follow the winding road for one mile to your destination.
- Traveling North on I-95: Take I-95 north to Exit 48B (FL-794/Yamato Rd). Use the left three lanes to turn left onto FL-794/Yamato Rd. In three and a half miles turn right onto Jog Rd. In two miles turn left onto Morikami Park Rd. Follow the winding road for one mile to your destination.
- Traveling North on Florida’s Turnpike: Take the Turnpike North to Exit 75 (FL-808 E/Glades Rd.), use the left two lanes to turn left onto FL-808/Glades Rd. In one and a half miles use the left two lanes to turn left onto Jog Rd. In four miles turn left onto Morikami Park Rd. Follow the winding road for one mile to your destination.
Attending a program in the Oki Education Center
- Oki Education Center can be located by taking the first left before reaching the main museum on Morikami Place Road. You will see a metal sign with the name on it with an arrow facing to the left. There are 3 small buildings. It is the last small building on the right with a parking lot next to it and nothing else past it.
Accessibility and Special Assistance
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens welcomes all visitors, including people with disabilities, older adults, and veterans. Morikami is wheelchair accessible (but wheelchairs are not provided) in accordance with provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):
- A push button is available to automatically open the main entrance door.
- The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is predominately ADA accessible in all areas of the Museum and areas closest to the Main Museum. The garden path consists of compacted natural material and may not be suitable to every visitors’ ability to navigate the 7/8 mile in its entirety. Wheelchairs with larger than standard tires are recommended.
- Park benches are located throughout the gardens for all visitors’ comfort.
- Accessible parking is located near the museum’s main entrance.
- Ramp access to the gardens is located at the south end of the Cornell Café.
- Pets are not allowed inside the museum or garden. We comply with all ADA requirements and accept service animals as defined by the ADA. Service animals are defined as dogs or miniature horses that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companion animals are not allowed as they are not classified as service animals by the ADA.
Service Animals
We comply with all ADA requirements and accept service animals as defined by the ADA. Service animals are defined as dogs or miniature horses that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companion animals are not allowed as they are not classified as service animals by the ADA.
Photography Policy
Personal photography is permitted in the gardens during regular operating hours, and we encourage guests to share their experiences on social media using #morikami. Photographers may only carry a small hand-held camera. Any additional photography equipment as well as wardrobe changes are prohibited. All private and/or commercial photography sessions must be scheduled in advance with our Facility Rental Department.
Media Consent and Release Notice
By entering Morikami’s premises, you consent to your likeness being captured in photos, videos or audio recordings as well as the release, publication, exhibition and reproduction of these. This applies to general visitation as well as special events and community programs.
The resulting content and media assets may be used to promote the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens as a destination. These may be used in news, live streams, telecasts, advertising, websites, social media, or any other promotional endeavors. As such, you waive all rights you may have to any claims for payment or royalties in connection to the above-mentioned.
Please note that, as a popular photography venue and destination, entering the museum also makes you subject to being captured in media created by other visitors and/or photographers exploring Morikami.