Whether you’re coming to Bali for the temples, beaches, or mountains, it helps to know what costs to expect before you arrive.
Even though the island is still affordable, there are now more Bali entrance fees than before. Knowing what to pay, where to pay, and when to carry cash makes your trip much easier.
Here’s a full list of the main Bali entrance fees across the island, organized by area and attraction type, so you don’t get surprised when calculating your overall Bali travel costs.
Bali Airport & Arrival Fees
Arriving at Bali Airport is much easier now than it used to be. Most of the forms are done online, which covers your customs form, health declaration, and arrival details in one QR code.
The forms themselves are free, but you still need to pay the required Bali entrance fees for international visitors, including the Visa on Arrival and the Bali Tourist Tax.
Most travelers land at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS). To avoid delays, it’s best to complete your forms and pay the required fees at least 48–72 hours before your flight.
| Document | Costs | Notes |
| Visa on Arrival (B1) | IDR 500k | Valid for 30 days. Most nationalities can pay on arrival or via the official e-Visa website. |
| Bali Tourist Tax | IDR 150k | A mandatory local levy for all international visitors. Best paid via the Love Bali app/website. |
| Arrival Card | Free | Mandatory. Combines Customs (e-CD) and Health Pass (SSHP) into one QR code. |
| Bali Airport Transfer | Varies | Prices vary by destination. |
Ubud Entrance Fees
Ubud is widely considered the cultural heart of Bali. It’s famous for temples, jungle scenery, rice terraces, and a long list of attractions that come with their own Bali entrance fees.
What many visitors don’t realize is that Ubud is actually a district inside the Gianyar Regency.
Several of the Bali’s most famous spots are technically outside the town center but still part of the “greater Ubud area.“
Below you’ll find the 2026 Bali entrance fees for the most popular attractions in the Ubud and Gianyar region.
| Ubud / Gianyar Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Agung Rai Museum (ARMA) | Adults: 150k Children: Free |
| Alas Harum | IDR 50k (Entry only) |
| Bali Bird Park | Adults: ~IDR 385k Children: ~IDR 190k |
| Bali Zoo | Adults: ~IDR 395k Children: ~IDR 280k |
| Blanco Museum | IDR 100k |
| Campuhan Ridge Walk | Free |
| Ceking Rice Terrace | IDR 25k |
| Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 25k |
| Goa Garba | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 15k |
| Kemenuh Butterfly Park | IDR 100k |
| Legong Dance (Ubud Palace) | IDR 100k |
| Museum Puri Lukisan | Adults: IDR 95k Children: Free |
| Puri Langon | Free |
| Sangeh Monkey Forest | IDR 30k – 50k |
| Saraswati Temple (Ubud Water Palace) | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 25k |
| Setia Darma House of Masks | Free |
| Sukawati Art Market | Free |
| Taman Beji Griya Waterfall | IDR 200k (Includes purification ritual) |
| Tegalalang Rice Terrace | IDR 25k – 50k |
| Tegenungan Waterfall | IDR 30k |
| Tibumana Waterfall | IDR 25k |
| Tirta Empul Temple | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Ubud Art Market | Free |
| Ubud Monkey Forest | Weekday: IDR100k Weekend: IDR120k |
| Ubud Palace | Free |
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East Bali Entrance Fees
East Bali feels very different from the busy south. The region (mostly part of Karangasem) is known for dramatic scenery, quiet villages, and some of the most important temples on the island.
Because the area is spread out, most travellers visit several sites during a full-day East Bali trip. It’s one of the best regions for combining temples, viewpoints, and historic landmarks in a single route.
Here are the latest entrance fees in 2026 for the most popular attractions across East Bali.
| East Bali Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Batur Geopark Museum | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 30k |
| Batur Natural Hot Spring | Adults: IDR 180k |
| Besakih Temple | Adults: IDR 150k Children: IDR 80k |
| Blue Lagoon Beach | Free (pay for parking) |
| Bukit Cinta | Free (pay for parking) |
| Gembleng Waterfall | Donation (IDR 50k for 2 is standard) |
| Goa Lawah Temple (The Bat Cave) | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 25k |
| Jagasatru Waterfall | Donation-based |
| Karangasem Palace | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 15k |
| Kerta Gosa | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 25k |
| Kintamani (Area Fee) | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 30k |
| Lahangan Sweet | Entry: IDR 50k Shuttle: IDR 50k |
| Lempuyang Temple | IDR 150k (Includes shuttle) |
| Pura Segara Ulun Danu Batur | IDR 25k |
| Samsara Living Museum | IDR 100k |
| Sibetan Rice Terraces | Free |
| Sidemen Rice Terraces | Free |
| Sukawana Sunrise Spot | IDR 40k |
| Taman Edelweis | IDR 30k |
| Taman Ujung Palace | Adults: 100k Children: IDR 50k |
| Tenganan Pegringsingan Village | Donation-based |
| Tianyar Savannah | Free (Tours vary) |
| Tirta Gangga | Adults: IDR 90k Seniors: IDR 70k Children: IDR 45k |
| Virgin Beach | Adults: IDR 20k Children: IDR 10k |
| Yeh Mampeh Waterfall | IDR 30k |
Central & North Bali Entrance Fees
North Bali feels like a completely different side of the island. This area (mostly within Buleleng Regency and Tabanan), is known for mountains, lakes, and some of Bali’s best waterfalls.
You’ll find famous landmarks here like the “floating temple,” along with waterfalls such as Gitgit, Banyumala, and Sekumpul. Many travelers visit this area on a long day trip from Ubud or the south.
Below are the current Bali entrance fees in 2026 for the most popular attractions in North Bali.
| North Bali Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Aling-Aling Waterfall | View: IDR 20k Guide: IDR 125k |
| Angseri Hot Springs | IDR 45k – 150k |
| Bali Botanical Garden | IDR 25k |
| Bali Handara Gate | IDR 50k |
| Banjar Hot Springs | IDR 45k |
| Banyumala Twin Waterfalls | IDR 50k |
| Banyu Wana Amertha | IDR 50k |
| Brahmavihara-Arama | IDR 25k |
| Candi Kuning Market (Bedugul Market) | Free |
| Gitgit Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Jatiluwih Rice Terraces | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Krisna Funtasticland | IDR 85k |
| Leke Leke Waterfall | IDR 50k |
| Munduk Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Secret Garden Village | Adults: IDR 100k Children: IDR 70k |
| Sekumpul Waterfall | IDR 150k – 250k |
| The Blooms Garden | Adults: IDR 60k Children: IDR 20k |
| Ulun Danu Beratan Temple | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Wanagiri Coffee Plantation | IDR 50k |
| Wanagiri Hidden Hill | IDR 150k |
| Yeh Hoo Waterfall | IDR 10k |
Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, & Uluwatu
The southern tip of Bali, known as the Bukit Peninsula, is famous for dramatic cliffs, surf beaches, and some of the island’s most famous viewpoints.
Areas like Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, and Uluwatu are also home to luxury resorts, beach clubs, and major attractions.
Most beaches in 2026 are free, but a few locations charge small Bali entrance fees for access, parking, or maintenance.
| Bukit Peninsula Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Bali Wake Park | Free Entry (Activities: IDR 250k+) |
| Balangan Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 5k – 15k) |
| Bingin Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 5k – 10k) |
| Dreamland Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 5k – 20k) |
| GWK Bali | Adults: IDR 150k Children: Free |
| Jimbaran Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 2k – 5k) |
| Jimbaran Fish Market | Free |
| Melasti Beach | Adults: IDR 10k Children: IDR 3k |
| Nusa Dua Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 5k – 10k) |
| Padang Padang Beach | Adults: IDR 15k Children: IDR 10k |
| Pandawa Beach | Adults: IDR 25k |
| Sunset Kecak Dance (Uluwatu Temple) | Tickets: IDR 150k |
| Uluwatu Temple | Adults: IDR 60k Children: IDR 40k |
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Sanur & Denpasar Entrance Fees
Sanur is known for its calm sunrise beaches and laid-back atmosphere, while Denpasar is the island’s capital and home to some of Bali’s most important museums and monuments.
The larger sites have ticket counters, and like many Bali entrance fees, prices have been updated in recent years to support site maintenance and preservation.
| Denpasar Attractions | Entrance Fee |
| Agung Jagatnatha Temple | Free (IDR 20k Sarong rental) |
| Badung Market | Free |
| Bajra Sandhi Monument | Adults: IDR 100k Children: IDR 50k |
| Bali Museum | Adults: IDR 100k Children: IDR 50k |
| Icon Bali Mall | Free |
| Kreneng Market | Free |
| Kumbasari Art Market | Free |
| Lapangan Puputan Renon (Renon Park) | Free |
| Living World Denpasar | Free Entry (Parking: IDR 2k) |
| Museum Le Mayeur | IDR 100k |
| Pura Blanjong | Free (IDR 10k – 20k Donation) |
| Sindhu Night Market | Free (Parking: IDR 2k) |
| Taman Festival Bali | IDR 20k |
| Werdhi Budaya Art Centre | Free |
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Kuta & Legian Entrance Fees
Kuta and Legian are some of the busiest tourist areas in Bali, known for long sandy beaches, surf spots, shopping streets, and nightlife.
While Kuta Beach is the main attraction, the area also has landmarks like the Bali Bomb Memorial and popular places such as Waterbom Bali.
Most places here are free to visit in 2026, especially the beaches and public monuments. In many cases you’ll only pay for parking or a small donation.
| Kuta Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Bali Bomb Memorial | Free |
| Bali Sea Turtle Society | Free (Donations encouraged) |
| Beachwalk Shopping Center | Free |
| Dharmayana Temple | Free (Donations for incense welcome) |
| Discovery Mall | Free |
| Kuta Art Market | Free |
| Kuta Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 2k – 10k) |
| Waterbom Bali | Starts at: IDR 495k |
Nusa Penida Entrance Fees
Nusa Penida is a wild, rugged island southeast of mainland Bali, famous for huge cliffs, bright blue water, and some of the most photographed viewpoints in Indonesia.
Unlike most areas of Bali, there is now an official island retribution fee that visitors must pay when arriving.
This is separate from the normal Bali entrance fees you may pay at individual beaches, viewpoints, or temples around the island.
Below are the 2026 Bali entrance fees for Nusa Penida.
| Nusa Penida Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Nusa Penida Island Fee | Adults: IDR 25k Children: IDR 15k |
| Angel’s Billabong | Free (Parking: IDR 5k – 10k) |
| Atuh Beach | IDR 10k – 25k |
| Banah Cliff Point | Free |
| Broken Beach | Free (Included in Angel’s Billabong parking) |
| Crystal Bay Beach | Free (Parking: IDR 5k) |
| Diamond Beach | IDR 35k (Includes parking) |
| Guyangan Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Kelingking Beach | IDR 25k (Parking: IDR 5k – 10k) |
| Paluang Cliff | IDR 30k |
| Rumah Pohon Tree House | IDR 25k (entry) IDR 75k (photos) |
| Teletubbies Hills | IDR 20k – 30k |
| Thousand Island Viewpoint | IDR 10k (Photo ops: IDR 50k – 75k) |
Bali Waterfall Entrance Fees
Bali’s waterfalls are some of the island’s best natural attractions, from easy roadside falls to huge jungle waterfalls that require a short trek to reach.
Many of these locations are managed by local villages, which is why small Bali entrance fees are usually charged to maintain the paths, parking areas, and facilities.
It’s a good idea to carry cash in 2026, because most waterfall ticket counters do not accept cards or digital payments.
| Waterfall | Entrance Fee |
| Aling-Aling Waterfall | View only: IDR 10k – 20k Guide: IDR 125k+ |
| Banyumala Waterfall | IDR 50k |
| Banyu Wana Amertha | IDR 50k |
| Beji Griya Waterfall | IDR 200k (Entry) IDR 300k (Ritual) |
| Gembleng Waterfall | Donation-based (IDR 20k – 50k suggested) |
| Gitgit Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Goa Giri Campuhan | IDR 25k |
| Goa Rang Reng | IDR 30k |
| Guyangan Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Jembong Waterfall | IDR 50k |
| Kanto Lampo Waterfall | IDR 25k |
| Leke Leke Waterfall | IDR 50k |
| Munduk Waterfall | IDR 20k – 45k |
| Nungnung Waterfall | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 20k |
| Sekumpul Waterfall | View: IDR 20k Trek: IDR 150k – 250k |
| Sumampan Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Suwat Waterfall | IDR 40k |
| Tegenungan Waterfall | IDR 30k |
| Tibumana Waterfall | IDR 25k |
| Tukad Cepung Waterfall | IDR 35k |
| Ulu Petanu Waterfall | IDR 30k |
| Uma Anyar Waterfall | IDR 20k |
| Yeh Hoo Waterfall | IDR 10k |
Bali Temple Entrance Fees
Bali’s temples, known locally as pura, are some of the most important cultural and spiritual sites on the island.
Many of them are still active places of worship, so visitors are expected to follow the rules. (See my Bali Temple Etiquette Guide).
Most temples and religious sites charge small Bali entrance fees, which help pay for maintenance, staff, and preservation of the site.
| Temple | Entrance Fee |
| Besakih Temple | Adults: IDR 150k Children: IDR 80k (Includes shuttle) |
| Brahmavihara-Arama | IDR 25k |
| Goa Gajah | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 25k |
| Goa Lawah | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 25k |
| Gunung Kawi Sebatu | IDR 50k |
| Gunung Kawi Tampaksiring | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Lempuyang Temple | IDR 125k (Includes shuttle) |
| Saraswati Temple | Adults: IDR 60k Children: IDR 45k |
| Taman Ayun Temple | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 35k |
| Tanah Lot Temple | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 40k |
| Tirta Empul | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Tirta Gangga | Adults: IDR 90k Children: IDR 45k |
| Ulun Danu Batur | IDR 50k |
| Ulun Danu Beratan | Adults: IDR 75k Children: IDR 50k |
| Ulun Danu Tamblingan | IDR 20k |
| Uluwatu Temple | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 30k |
Bali Museum Entrance Fees
Bali’s museums are a great way to understand the island beyond beaches and temples. You’ll find everything from ancient artifacts and royal history to modern art galleries.
As of 2026, many Bali museums use standard pricing for tourists, and some tickets include extras like welcome drinks, guided tours, or access to cultural demonstrations.
| Museum | Entrance Fee |
| Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) | Adults: IDR 150k Children (<6): Free |
| Bali Museum (Denpasar) | IDR 150k |
| Batur Geopark Museum | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 30k |
| Blanco Renaissance Museum | Adults: IDR 150k Children: IDR 70k |
| Le Mayeur Museum | IDR 50k |
| Museum Puri Lukisan | Adults: IDR 95k Children (<15): Free |
| Museum Lukisan Sidik Jari | Free |
| Neka Art Museum | Adults: IDR 150k Children: IDR 50k |
| Setia Darma House of Puppets | Free |
| Werdhi Budaya Art Center | IDR 50k |
Wildlife & Nature Attraction Tickets
Bali has a wide range of wildlife and nature parks, from large safari-style attractions to bird parks, monkey forests, and even a national park.
Most of these places are located around Gianyar, Badung, and Tabanan, with West Bali National Park sitting on the far northwest side of the island.
Unlike temples or waterfalls, these places usually have higher Bali entrance fees because they are privately managed and include staff, animal care, and facility maintenance.
| Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Alas Kedaton | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 20k |
| Bali Animal Farm | Adults: IDR 150k+ (Includes food credit) |
| Bali Bird Park | Adults: IDR 310k – 385k Children: IDR 15k – 190k |
| Bali Butterfly Park (Tabanan) | Adults: IDR 40k Children: IDR 20k |
| Bali Reptile Park | Adults: IDR 120k Children: IDR 60k |
| Bali Safari & Marine Park | Adults: IDR 650k+ Children: IDR 520k+ |
| Bali Zoo | Adults: IDR 395k Children: IDR 280k |
| Hidden Mini Zoo Bali | Adults: IDR 220k Children: IDR 180k |
| Kemenuh Butterfly Park | Adults: IDR 100k Children: IDR 50k |
| Sangeh Monkey Forest | IDR 75k |
| Ubud Monkey Forest | Weekday: IDR 100k Weekend: IDR 120k |
| West Bali National Park (including Menjangan) | Weekday: IDR 200k Weekend: IDR 300k |
Bali Beaches Entrance Fees
Most Bali beaches are public, but many popular spots still have small Bali entrance fees, which are usually just parking fees collected by the local banjar.
You’ll see these charges most often around the Bukit Peninsula, Canggu, and Seminyak. In most cases you are not paying to enter the beach, only to park your motorbike or car.
Prices can vary depending on the location. Remote beaches sometimes charge a small ticket, but at most beaches the only cost is a simple parking fee at the entrance.
| Beach | Entrance Fees |
| Balangan Beach | IDR 5k |
| Berawa Beach | Parking IDR 2k–5k |
| Blue Lagoon Beach | Parking: IDR 2k–5k |
| Dreamland Beach | IDR 10k |
| Kuta Beach | Parking IDR 2–10k |
| Padang Padang Beach | Adults: IDR 15k Children: IDR 10k |
| Pandawa Beach | Adults: IDR 15k Children: IDR 10k |
| Petitenget Beach | Parking: IDR 2k–5k |
| Melasti Beach | IDR 10k |
| Mertasari Beach | Parking: IDR 2k–5k |
| Nusa Dua Beach | Parking: IDR 5k |
| Nyang Nyang Beach | Free (+ Donations) |
| Seminyak Beach | Parking: IDR 2k–5k |
| Suluban Beach | IDR 5k |
| Virgin Beach | Adults: IDR 20k Children: IDR 10k |
Cultural & Heritage Attraction Tickets
Around the island you’ll find palaces, water gardens, and traditional villages that show how Balinese life has developed over hundreds of years.
These sites give a closer look at local architecture, family compounds, and customs that are still part of daily life today.
For 2026, more cultural sites have introduced official Bali entrance fees to support maintenance and local community programs.
| Attraction | Entrance Fee |
| Karangasem Palace | Adults: IDR 30k Children: IDR 15k |
| Kertalangu Cultural Village | IDR 20k |
| Penarungan Village | Varies by activity |
| Penglipuran Village | Adults: IDR 50k Children: IDR 30k |
| Puri Langon Ubud | Free |
| Samsara Living Museum | IDR 100k |
| Taman Ujung Palace | IDR 100k |
| Tenganan Village | Donations |
| Ubud Palace | Free |
| Ubud Palace Legong Dance | IDR 100k |
| Uluwatu Temple Kecak Dance | IDR 150k |
Popular Bali Day Tours
All of the tours below are fully private and include an air-conditioned SUV with an English-speaking local driver for the whole day, usually around 10–12 hours.
Fuel, parking, and local taxes are already included, so the price you see is the final price. Our rates are designed to stay affordable, especially compared to big booking websites.
Most prices are per vehicle, not per person, which makes our private day tours one of the most cost-effective ways to see different parts of Bali in one day.
| Day Tour | Costs (USD) (for 2 people) | Details |
| Amed Day Tour | Starts at $105 | Far East Bali for 12 hrs. Includes optional snorkeling in Amed. |
| ATV & White Water Rafting | Starts at $270 | Combo package; usually includes lunch and equipment. |
| Bali Temple Tour | Starts at $65 | Goa Gajah, Gunung Kawi, Tirta Empul, Tanah Lot |
| Bali UNESCO Tour | Starts at $89 | Ulun Danu Beratan, Jatiluwih, Tanah Lot, Taman Ayun |
| Besakih Temple Tour | Starts at $89 | 10-hour tour visiting the Mother Temple and Penglipuran Village |
| East Bali Day Tour | Starts at $89 | Includes Lempuyang, Tirta Gangga, and Virgin Beach. |
| Jatiluwih Day Tour | Starts at $89 | Exploring the massive rice terraces and mountain scenery. |
| Lempuyang Sunrise Tour | Starts at $132 | Early departure (approx. 4 AM) for the “Gate of Heaven” photos. |
| Lovina Dolphin Tour | Starts at $165 | 12-hour tour. Includes private car, driver, and private boat. |
| Mount Batur Sunrise Trek | Starts at $215 | Includes headlamps, breakfast, and local guide, plus a driver for 12 hours. |
| Mount Batur Jeep Tour | Starts at $200 | Private 4WD sunrise tour to black lava fields and sunrise point, plus a driver for the day. |
| Mount Batur ATV Tour | Starts at $90 | Exploring the volcanic sand and forest trails on ATVs. |
| North Bali Day Tour | Starts at $89 | 12-hour tour of North Bali with flexible itinerary. |
| Nusa Penida Day Tour | Starts at $240 | Includes fast boat tickets, private island car, and driver. |
| Ubud Day Tour | Starts at $65 | 3 different itineraries with the most popular stops. |
| Uluwatu Day Tour | Starts at $65 | Includes Padang Padang Beach and Kecak Fire Dance at sunset. |
| Waterfalls near Seminyak | Starts at $65 | Tegenungan, Tibumana, and Kanto Lampo Waterfall loop. |
FAQs About Bali Entrance Fees
If you’re planning your budget, these are the most common questions visitors ask about Bali entrance fees in 2026.
Prices can vary between attractions, and payment methods are not always the same, so it helps to know what to expect before you arrive.
Does Bali have an entrance fee?
Bali itself does not have a single entrance fee, but all international visitors must pay the Bali Tourist Tax. This is separate from the normal Bali entrance fees charged at temples, waterfalls, parks, and attractions.
Is the Bali Tourist Tax the same as entrance fees?
No, the Bali Tourist Tax is a one-time payment required when entering the island. Bali entrance fees are paid separately at each attraction you visit.
Do all attractions in Bali have entrance fees?
Most attractions in Bali charge small entrance fees, especially temples, waterfalls, and cultural sites. Some places like beaches, markets, or small villages may be free or only charge for parking.
How much are Bali entrance fees on average?
Most Bali entrance fees range between IDR 10,000 and IDR 100,000 per person. Large attractions like safari parks, water parks, or guided experiences can cost significantly more.
How do I pay for Bali entrance fees at attractions?
In most places you pay at a small ticket booth near the entrance. Cash in Indonesian Rupiah is still the most common payment method.
Can I pay Bali entrance fees with a credit card?
Some large attractions accept cards, but many temples, waterfalls, and villages only accept cash. It’s always a good idea to carry small bills when visiting multiple sites.
Can I pay for Bali entrance fees or tickets online?
Most attractions in Bali do not have official websites for ticket purchases. Online tickets are usually sold through tour operators or booking platforms and may cost more than paying at the entrance.
Are Bali entrance fees per person or per group?
Most Bali entrance fees are charged per person. Parking fees, however, are usually charged per motorbike or per car.
Do temples in Bali charge entrance fees?
Yes, most temples charge a small entrance fee for visitors. This helps pay for maintenance, staff, and ceremonies.
Are sarongs included in the temple entrance fees in Bali?
At most major temples, the entrance fee includes a sarong and sash if you are not dressed appropriately. At smaller temples, you may need to rent one separately.
Do children have to pay Bali entrance fees?
Many attractions have discounted prices for children, and some small sites allow young kids to enter for free. Larger parks and museums usually have separate child ticket prices.