Many museum charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages?

In
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the current time, there are many
museums
which
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are charging an entry fee, while there are others
do
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not demand any fees to enter the
museum
. In my opinion, exhibitions must charge an
admission
fee for
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in the maintenance and restoration of the
museums
. Overall, it seems to me that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. There are
many
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reason
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for charging an entry ticket. The main reason is that
money
collected from the
visitors
can be utilized to maintain and develop the
museum
. One good illustration of
this
is that collecting the tickets can be used to cover the utility bills, repairing
costs
and staff
costs
. Another reason why I support the notion is that if it is a historical
museum
, the
admission
charge could be used in the restoration of some old objects, including paintings, costumes and weapons. It is
also
possible to say that maintaining a large
museum
costs
a huge amount of
money
and the revenue earned from the
visitors
could be a good source of
money
to do that. Not all
museums
are funded by the government and sometimes
museum
’s fund is not enough to cover all the
costs
it requires. If no
money
is taken from the
visitors
,
museums
would have to be shut down. So
admission
fee is a good way to tackle
this
issue.
However
, there are some drawbacks
of
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admission
charges. To be more precise,
visitors
might choose not to visit these places, which are charged.
As a result
,
charged
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place might
lost
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their popularity
between
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art fans and have a decrease in their extra incomes, which will be slow their development. In conclusion, the advantage of charging an
admission
fare at the
museums
overcome the disadvantages. It seems to me that it would be better to charge and provide additional facilities for the
visitors
so that they leave with a lot of satisfaction.
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