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

Museums

, which may be a reflection of one's culture and history, are gaining popularity among the general public regardless of age. Some

people

believe that these places should be open to everyone free of charge while others think there must be an entrance fee. I think that the benefit of generating revenues from the admission charges can be overshadowed by the disadvantage of taking away the educational opportunities from the

people

that might come from free

access

to these art exhibitions. On the one hand, the main advantage of having an entrance ticket for the

museums

' visitors would be for the management as they could generate some

money

from their ticket sales.

Additionally

, most

Museums

are the government's property, so it will be beneficial for the country from a wider perspective. The government can use

this

money

for the maintenance of the places themselves or for other community services. To illustrate

this

, In Sweden, every exhibition generates a handsome amount of

money

which

then

goes to health spending,

therefore

making the health of their

people

better.

Thus

,

this

policy may be advantageous for the population by wisely investing the

money

earned through it.

On the other hand

, by having

such

a rule in place the administration will take away the chances of

people

to easily

access

the historical art galleries, thereby, snatching from them the option of free utilization of these sources of knowledge. In fact,

Museums

are irreplaceable teaching facilities, and open admission to these places means free availability of education to our

people

.

As a result

, it will enable students to learn from these living libraries in making their assignments, thesis, and preparing their presentations.

In contrast

, taking away these resources would not be a justified practice as not everyone could

access

them if there were some cost to it.

Hence

,

such

regulation can risk one's academic career. In conclusion,

although

the rule of imposing entry tickets to a museum exhibit could help in making some

money

which could be utilized

further

, it will deprive the

people

of a lot of opportunities, from an academic perspective. Despite the obvious appeal from a financial viewpoint, I would argue that

this

policy could have serious negative implications on

people

by limiting their

access

to valuable educational resources.