Check with the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art. They currently have the King  
Tut exhibit and are using timed ticketing.
 
In a message dated 3/21/2006 12:56:41 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
[log in to unmask] writes:

I am  currently trying to make a decision about the need for timed tickets 
for an  upcoming exhibit. I work at a Botanical Garden so most areas of interest 
are  outdoors. However, much of this exhibit will take place in our 
conservatory  and we have capacity issues that often result in long lines to enter. My  
questions regarding timed tickets are:

1.  What methods have  worked for informing visitors that there are timed 
tickets.
2.  How do  you handle the cue? Do people line up only at the time that they 
are allowed  to enter? Do people line up for earlier times? 
3. What experiences, good  or bad, have you had with timed tickets?
4. What should I look out  for?

Thank you in advance for any information you can give me. If  anybody has 
lots of information to share, I would be happy to call you if that  is easier 
then emailing.

Jen






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