M+ museum offers free entry to customers caught in design exhibition bottleneck
Hong Kong's M+ museum is offering ticket holders one free entry within the next three months. This decision comes after significant customer complaints arose from hours-long queues for its "Design Ah!

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AI-generatedHong Kong's M+ museum is offering ticket holders one free entry within the next three months. This decision comes after significant customer complaints arose from hours-long queues for its "Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design" exhibition, which opened over the weekend. Thousands of visitors attended the exhibition in the West Kowloon Cultural District on Sunday, facing long wait times. One visitor reported a 120-minute wait even with only two hours until closing. The museum's poor crowd management is cited as the reason for the extensive delays.
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5 extractedThe museum was scheduled to close in about two hours when the long queue was reported.
A user on Threads reported a 120-minute wait time at 4:15 PM on Sunday for the exhibition.
Thousands of visitors attended the exhibition on Sunday, paying between HK$190 and HK$400 for tickets.
The "Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design" exhibition opened at the weekend.
M+ museum offers free entry to ticket holders due to poor crowd management and long queues.