Mary Tree (Old Cairo) – Entry Ticket

The short answer

Mary Tree Entry Ticket is a 1 day admission covering the Mary Tree site and immediate grounds in Cairo, booked via Discovery Tours Egypt.

Snapshot

Good to know

Destinations

Cairo

Background

The facts

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Is this for you?

What lingers

• 01 Entrance ticket to Mary Tree in Cairo – standard site entrance fee included; show voucher at gate.
• 02 Unlike large coach tours, this ticket offers flexible entry windows; we confirm your timed slot on booking.
• 03 A local steward meets you at the site to explain Mary Tree's history and current conservation measures.
• 04 We can combine this ticket with other Cairo visits such as the Egyptian Museum or Coptic Cairo; transfers arranged.
• 05 If you cancel 48 hours or more before the visit, we refund the ticket price minus non-refundable booking fees.

The fine print

What's included – and what isn't

Asked & answered

Frequent questions

1. 01 What does this attraction ticket include?

   The ticket covers standard site entry; special-access areas and premium tombs are excluded unless explicitly stated. In Egypt, standard entrance fees are normally included unless the listing says otherwise. Pyramid interiors (Khufu/Khafre), the Tutankhamun tomb in KV62, and Seti I's tomb require separate premium tickets. As a licensed Egyptian tour operator, we issue and manage the e-ticket on your behalf and can add premium access on request.
2. 02 Does this ticket include access to the Khufu (Great Pyramid) interior?

   No–Khufu (Great Pyramid) interior access is not included unless the ticket explicitly lists it. Khufu interior uses a separate timed ticket with a limited daily quota and narrow, steep passages. We do not bundle Khufu interior with standard tickets; we add it only on request. Travelers with claustrophobia or limited mobility often skip the interior and visit Khafre, Menkaure, and the Solar Boat Museum instead.
3. 03 How will I receive the e-ticket and do I need to show ID?

   We email a timed-entry e-ticket; bring the same passport used to book for identity checks at the entrance. Mobile or printed tickets are usually accepted but follow the venue instructions shown on your ticket. Unlike gate purchases, our timed e-tickets secure a specific entry slot and reduce queuing. Arrive 20–30 minutes early for security screening; we can arrange meet-and-greet or transfers for an additional fee.
4. 04 Can I change or cancel my attraction ticket?

   Change and cancellation rules depend on the ticket supplier; terms are displayed at booking and vary by product. Some suppliers permit changes or refunds up to several days before the visit; others are non-refundable. Contact us immediately if plans change– as a licensed Egyptian tour operator we will request supplier refunds or reissues, but approvals are at the supplier’s discretion. We recommend travel insurance for last-minute cancellations.
5. 05 Is the site accessible for wheelchairs or people with limited mobility?

   Accessibility varies widely; many archaeological sites have uneven stone, steps, and limited ramps. Tombs and narrow passages (for example inside Khufu or many New Kingdom tombs) are often inaccessible to wheelchairs. Cobblestones, sand, and long approach walks can make independent mobility difficult. We can arrange porters, a closer permitted drop-off where possible, or suggest shorter routes and viewpoint options instead.
6. 06 What should I wear and bring for an attraction visit in Cairo?

   Wear lightweight, modest clothing, sturdy closed shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and carry refillable water due to heat. Temples and mosques require covered shoulders and knees; avoid shorts for mosque visits. Bring sunglasses, a portable phone charger, and small change for toilets and tips. Security screening is standard; large bags may be refused, so use a small daypack for essentials.