Last Supper Tickets Price 2026

There are two prices for the Last Supper, and they are for the same fifteen minutes in the same room with the same forty people. This page sets them out plainly.

The official ticket

• €15 adults 25 and over · €2 ages 18–25 · free under 18 · free first Sundays (reservation compulsory for all).
• Sold only through Vivaticket, released in multi-month blocks plus a Wednesday-noon top-up — see how the official booking works .
• A paid radio guide is available with the ticket.

Guided tours with the ticket included (platform, 2026)

Prices checked September 2026; the live price is in the booking widget, which is always more current than this table.

Read that ordering carefully, because it inverted during 2026. The most-booked tour is now the most expensive thing on the list — it has roughly doubled since the spring, while the cheapest guided entry has barely moved. Popularity is pricing power here, not value: the $173 tour and the $68 tour put you in the same room, for the same fifteen minutes, with a licensed guide and headsets either way. The bundles that add half of Milan now cost less than the bare most-booked option.

If you want only the painting, there is currently no argument for the top of this table.

What the extra $50–155 actually buys

1. A reservation you could not get. The operator holds group allocations; that is the product. In season this is worth the entire difference.
2. A guide on headsets for the fifteen minutes. The room is dim, the mural is fourteen feet high, and you have 900 seconds. Someone saying “look at the salt cellar, look at where the perspective lines meet, now turn round for the Crucifixion” changes what you see.
3. In the bundles: Milan. The walking, castle and Duomo versions add half a day of city for $50–95 over the cheapest guided entry — which, at today’s prices, is the best-value part of this table.

When the official €15 is the right buy

• You are booking the day the block opens and are happy on your own.
• You are visiting November–March, when slots linger.
• You are under 25 — €2 or free is unbeatable, and a tour is priced the same for you as for an adult.

When the tour is the right buy even if you could get the €15

• You want the fifteen minutes explained (most first-timers do, in hindsight).
• Your dates are fixed and you cannot afford the release gamble.
• You want the Duomo or the castle in the same outing without organising two tickets.

Small print that costs money

• Official tickets are named and non-transferable; late arrival (30 minutes before the slot at the ticket office) forfeits the ticket.
• Guided tours on the platform carry free cancellation (check the cut-off on each listing).
• Children on tours are priced by the operator; the museum’s own under-18 free rule applies only to official tickets.

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