Purchasing a ticket
- Before your ticket purchase is finalised, you will be asked to confirm that the personal details you have provided to us and your ticket requirements are correct. It is your responsibility to check prior to booking that the information you have supplied to us is accurate. Once your order has been confirmed by you, we cannot accept responsibility for or offer any refunds arising as a result of incorrect information provided by you at the time of ordering your ticket(s).
- All tickets are valid only for the specific date and time and for the number of persons stated on your ticket(s). Please check your ticket(s) carefully at the time of purchase as mistakes cannot be rectified at a later date.
- If purchasing a discounted or promotional ticket, please ensure that the person the ticket is intended for meets the correct criteria and brings proof of eligibility (as required by us and notified to you) on the day of attendance.
- If a Ticket is resold or transferred for profit or commercial gain by anyone other than us or one of our authorised sub-agents, then that Ticket will be void. If you attempt to enter the Courtauld, an exhibition or an event with a ticket that has been resold without our consent, you may be refused entry to or ejected from the Courtauld and no compensation will be payable to you by us.
- Tickets that have been amended, copied, or defaced in any way will not be accepted.
- We reserve the right at our sole and absolute discretion to refuse admission or require you to leave the Courtauld at any point on the grounds of health, safety, or security, or if you do not comply with any of these terms and conditions (including if you arrive outside of the date and time slot stated on the face of your ticket), or if your behaviour at the Courtauld affects the enjoyment of the Courtauld by others. In such circumstances, you will not be liable to any refund or compensation from us.
- Please keep your ticket with you at all times as proof of purchase. During your visit you must retain your ticket safely for production on request by our staff.
Conditions of Entry
- Smoking is not permitted throughout the Courtauld.
- No external food or drink is to be consumed in the Courtauld.
- Pets or animals are not allowed except for assistance dogs.
- Offensive weapons are not permitted and those found to be carrying them will be refused entry.
- Any attempt to access any area of the Courtauld not designated for visitors is strictly prohibited.
- Unnecessary noise (whether from a mobile phone or otherwise) or behaviour likely to annoy or offend other visitors or intimidate our staff, volunteers or visitors is not permitted. Please be considerate of other visitors to the Courtauld and keep noise levels to a minimum.
- The use of illegal drugs at the Courtauld is not permitted.
- Smaller, handheld bags are permitted in the rooms of the Courtauld. Rucksacks are not permitted to be worn on the back and must be held in the hand at all times.
- For the safety of our works of art, you must not run in any rooms of the Courtauld, touch works of art, sit or lean against walls or plinths, or cross over rope barriers.
- You may only take photographs without flash, except where otherwise indicated by a no photography symbol. Tripods are not permitted. Filming is not permitted without our prior consent.
Refunds and cancellations
- Save as set out below, tickets are non-changeable and non-refundable once purchased and we will be under no obligation to issue refunds where you have not attended the Courtauld at the time and on the date specified on your ticket or decide not to attend following your ticket purchase.
- Tickets cannot be refunded in adverse weather conditions if an event still goes ahead.
- In rare circumstances, we reserve the right to cancel your ticket. If we have to cancel a ticket that you have booked in advance, we will attempt to contact to you to notify you as soon as we become aware that this is necessary, and we will attempt to arrange a refund of your ticket. This will be in the form of email for online customers, so customers are advised to check their email inbox before visiting the Courtauld to avoid an unnecessary journey should an event be cancelled.
Miscellaneous
- We do not exclude or limit in any way our liability to you where it would be unlawful to do so. This includes liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence; for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; and for breach of your legal rights.
- However, we reserve the right to alter the advertised arrangements for any exhibition or event and/or close the Gallery or any temporary exhibition (or any part of them) without notice. In any such event, our maximum liability to you shall not exceed the total amount you paid for your ticket and (to the extent the law permits), we will not be liable to you for any indirect, special, or consequential losses, or for any loss of profit, revenue, goodwill, or reputation (whether direct or indirect). We will also not be liable for any delay or failure to perform our obligations where events outside our control cause that delay or failure.
- These terms and conditions are governed by English law.
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Courtauld Institute of Art (company no 4464432) is an exempt charity under the Charities Act 2011.