Buy the ticket that matches your visit, then plan the day around its entry conditions. A standard MSV ticket should not be treated as a multi-day pass.
For an international visitor, the simplest starting point is the organiser's English ticket information. It shows the published prices and links directly to the official shop, so you can arrange admission before travelling.
Published prices for MSV 2026
The BVV visitor tariff, checked on 2 October 2026, lists:
| Admission | Online | At the gate |
|---|---|---|
| Standard ticket | CZK 300 | CZK 350 |
| Reduced ticket | Gate only | CZK 300 |
| School groups | Gate only | CZK 100 |
Reduced admission applies to the categories BVV lists: children aged 6–15, students under 26, people over 65 and holders of ZTP or ZTP/P disability cards. Proof is required. BVV lists free admission for children up to six and accompanying guides of ZTP/P holders. For school groups, accompanying teachers enter free and the organiser asks groups to notify [email protected]. Confirm the precise age boundary if a child's birthday falls close to the visit.
A standard online ticket saves CZK 50 against the standard gate price. The published reduced gate price is the same as the standard online price; check eligibility and the purchase route before choosing a ticket.
Where to buy
Use the official BVV ticket shop for MSV 2026. The organiser links this shop in its 2026 ticket sales announcement.
Before paying, check the event name and dates, the selected ticket type and any conditions shown in the purchase flow. Keep the admission code available on arrival. The shop's English FAQ is the place to confirm how to present the ticket and what to do if it has not arrived.
Reduced admission and school-group tickets are listed as gate-only. If you are claiming a concession, carry the document BVV requires rather than assuming a foreign discount card will automatically be accepted.
What the ticket covers
BVV's ticket announcement confirms admission to the concurrent IMT, WELDING, PLASTEX, PROFINTECH and FOND-EX fairs. This is useful when your industrial interests span several sectors.
BVV states that tickets allow one entry to the premises. Plan meals and meetings accordingly if you would otherwise leave and return. For a visit across several days, check what admission you need for each entry in the official shop or with BVV.
The general visitor tariff does not establish the booking conditions for every conference or professional meeting. Check a session's own page before assuming fair admission is sufficient. Our programme planning guide helps you select sessions and check their registration conditions.
Paying at the gate
BVV accepts cash or card for tickets, with payment in Czech crowns (CZK). Bring an appropriate payment method rather than relying on euro cash being accepted at the ticket office. The visitor tariff does not explicitly state its VAT treatment; if you need a particular invoice or tax document, check the shop's terms before purchasing.
Exhibition centre address
Brno Exhibition Centre — Výstaviště 405/1, 603 00 Brno, Czech Republic.
The map shows the exhibition centre address. Use BVV's entrance and parking information to choose your entrance.
Brno Exhibition Centre
Výstaviště 405/1, 603 00 Brno, Czech Republic
For the journey to your chosen entrance, see our transport and parking guide.
Common admission questions
Does one ticket let me return the next day?
The published rule is one entry to the premises. Confirm the admission needed for each day or further entry with the official shop or BVV.
Can I buy a student or other reduced ticket online?
BVV lists reduced tickets as gate-only. Bring proof that matches its eligibility rules. A foreign student card should not be assumed to qualify without checking those rules.
Are all conferences included in fair admission?
Check the individual event. Professional sessions can have separate registration, a fee or an invitation requirement.
For a standard visit, buy through the official shop, keep the entry code accessible and plan around one-entry validity. For a concession or a multi-day visit, resolve the relevant conditions before leaving for Brno.
How Kodo can help
Kodo helps international industrial and technology companies prepare the commercial and operational side of entering Czechia. We support early market validation, partner mapping, local positioning, English and Czech communication, web content and coordination of the first implementation steps. BVV handles fair admission. For the business-development part of your trip, Kodo can help with partner research, local communication and agreed follow-up.
For legal, tax, regulatory, certification and investment-incentive matters, companies should work with qualified specialists and the responsible authorities.
Related reading
- Find Czech industrial partners at MSV Brno 2026
- MSV Brno 2026: 30 industrial exhibitors
- Discover Czechia beyond Prague
- MSV Brno 2026: a visitor guide
- Getting to MSV Brno 2026
- MSV Brno 2026: plan your programme
Sources
- BVV — MSV visitor tariff and admission conditions
- BVV — official MSV 2026 ticket shop
- BVV — online shop FAQ
- BVV — ticket sales announcement and concurrent fairs
- BVV — session programme
- BVV — MSV 2026 visitor guide and exhibition centre address
Information checked on 2 October 2026. Confirm current prices, schedules and availability with the relevant organiser or operator before travel.
