2026-10-05 · BBC News
🔮 While the museum is reimbursing those who have been turned away, when asked if they might also compensate people for travel costs, Cullinan said it was "a possibility", but added that "obviously this is an incredibly expensive exhibition to mount."
The exhibition has also faced some criticism over accessibility, but Cullinan said they had done "everything they could", given the stipulation that the tapestry had to be laid flat, making it more difficult for wheelchair users to see.
Demand for the exhibition has been high since tickets first went on sale in July, with a record 100,000 sold on the first day. assertive
The Aporia