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Mirror Maze on Petřín tickets and prices in Prague

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What are the admission fees for Mirror Maze on Petřín with a disability card?

Holders of a ZTP disability card receive reduced admission to Mirror Maze on Petřín for 100 CZK, while ZTP/P card holders and their accompanying person enjoy free admission.

What are the ticket prices for Mirror Maze on Petřín?

Adult basic admission for Mirror Maze on Petřín is 150 CZK. Reduced admission tickets are available for 100 CZK for children aged 6 to 15, seniors over 65, and ZTP card holders, while youth aged 16 to 26 pay 120 CZK. Family tickets are available for 300 CZK and cover 2 adults and up to 4 children.

Does Mirror Maze on Petřín offer free entry?

Free entry to Mirror Maze on Petřín is available for children up to 5 years of age and for ZTP/P card holders accompanied by 1 person.

Are there student tickets available for Mirror Maze on Petřín?

Mirror Maze on Petřín offers reduced youth tickets priced at 120 CZK for visitors aged 16 to 26 years old.

What family ticket options exist at Mirror Maze on Petřín?

A family ticket for Mirror Maze on Petřín costs 300 CZK and is valid for 2 adults and up to 4 children.

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Mirror Maze on Petřín opening hours in Prague

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Does Mirror Maze on Petřín have special opening hours?

There are no listed special opening hours or closures for Mirror Maze on Petřín.

What time does Mirror Maze on Petřín close?

Mirror Maze on Petřín closes at 18:00 every day.

Mirror Maze on Petřín opening hours on weekends

On Saturdays and Sundays, visiting hours for Mirror Maze on Petřín are from 10:00 until 18:00.

What are the opening hours of Mirror Maze on Petřín?

Mirror Maze on Petřín is open every day of the week from 10:00 to 18:00.

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Amenities and facilities at Mirror Maze on Petřín

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Are there accessible toilets at Mirror Maze on Petřín?

A fully barrier-free public toilet is available in the immediate vicinity of the Mirror Maze on Petřín building, though it is not located inside the building itself.

Does Mirror Maze on Petřín have public restrooms inside?

Sanitary facilities, including public restrooms, are not available within the Mirror Maze on Petřín building itself.

Does Mirror Maze on Petřín have accessible entry?

Entry to the Mirror Maze on Petřín building is accessible but requires staff assistance. The cashier can open the two-leaf exit door upon request, and having accompaniment is recommended.

Is the Mirror Maze on Petřín accessible for wheelchair users inside?

The Mirror Maze on Petřín itself is not accessible for wheelchair users due to its narrow and angled passageways, which pose handling and safety challenges.

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How to contact Mirror Maze on Petřín in Prague

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How can I contact Mirror Maze on Petřín for general enquiries?

For general enquiries concerning Mirror Maze on Petřín, you can send an email to [email protected]. This email is handled by Prague City Tourism, which manages the venue.

What is the phone number for Mirror Maze on Petřín?

You can contact the organization headquarters that manages Mirror Maze on Petřín by calling +420 221 714 714.

How do I contact the reception at Mirror Maze on Petřín?

To reach the reception for Mirror Maze on Petřín, you can send an email to [email protected].

Does Mirror Maze on Petřín offer a contact form?

Yes, Mirror Maze on Petřín provides a contact form accessible through the Prague City Tourism website at https://prague.eu/en/kontakt/.

How to visit Mirror Maze on Petřín in Prague

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What are the recommended walking routes to the Mirror Maze on Petřín?

Several walking options are available to reach the Mirror Maze on Petřín. From the Pohořelec tram stop (No 22), you can walk along Strahovská or Úvoz. From the Koleje Strahov or Stadion Strahov bus stop, you can walk through the campus and Rose Gardens. Other routes from Malostranské náměstí or Újezd are steeper and not maintained in winter, requiring extra caution.

Is the Mirror Maze on Petřín accessible for wheelchairs?

The Mirror Maze on Petřín is partially accessible for wheelchairs. Visitors can use the east double-leaf door, which the cashier will open on request. The interior is on one level, but the corridors of the mirror maze have sharp turns with somewhat limited maneuverability. While sanitary facilities are not part of the building, a fully barrier-free public toilet is located close by.

Are there any discounts for admission to the Mirror Maze on Petřín?

Yes, an Early Bird Discount offering 50% off the admission fee is available every day during the first hour after opening at the Mirror Maze on Petřín. This discount does not apply on December 25 and January 1.

Is the funicular to Petřín Hill currently operating for Mirror Maze visitors?

No, the funicular railway to Petřín will be out of service from Friday 13th September 2024 until further notice. Visitors should plan alternative ways to ascend Petřín Hill to reach the Mirror Maze.

How can I get to the Mirror Maze on Petřín by public transport?

The Mirror Maze on Petřín can be reached using public transport by getting off at the Pohořelec tram stop (tram No 22) or the Koleje Strahov bus stop. Please note that the funicular railway to Petřín is currently out of service, so plan your ascent to Petřín Hill accordingly.