Some museums and art galleries charge admission fees, while others have free entry. Do you think the advantages of charging for admission outweigh the disadvantages?

Museums

and art arcades are acknowledged as a repository of any nation's collective memory, and they are essential for building up a culturally enhanced society.

Although

few

museums

are required to make payment for entering into these, some had no compulsory rules.

This

essay will draw the advantages and disadvantages and examine which one is better than the other. At

first

, commence with advantages. Most art

galleries

and

museums

are run by government funding and donations; despite

this

funding, these organisations need more money to maintain the collective memory, so a certain amount of admission

fee

would be helpful for that.

Moreover

, neither artists can survive without commissions, nor any museum could be adequately maintained without capital.

For example

, the Karachi museum has been closed due to inadequate funding.

Consequently

, people of the Karachi are deprived of knowing their valuable history.

However

, a hefty

entry

fee

is not acceptable, but a minimal

entry

fee

is essential to conservation.

On the other hand

, for economically challenged people paying the entrance

fee

for

museums

and art

galleries

is very difficult; while they have to struggle a lot to earn their daily bread and butter, these extra fees become a burden for them.

Additionally

, visitors may lose their interest in visiting these places due to excessive prices, whereas they find other

galleries

free of cost.

For instance

, the Chicago museum hardly had visitors because of their extra charge;

as a result

, they were closed within a few years. In conclusion,

Museums

are the storehouse of any nation's cultural symbol.

Although

poor people can not pay for the

entry

payments,

galleries

and

museums

could not maintain their expenditure without admission fees. so that

i

Change the capitalization

I

show examples

believe collecting a certain amount of

entry

charge from the visitors is more beneficial than making it free.