Great! Good extra possibility

Have a look at the site of the museum and make your reservation immediately if you see tickets available. Don't take a chance waiting for a last minute ticket because you could be disappointed. If you wish to stay overnight try outside 's-Hertogenbosch because almost all hotels and B&B's are fully booked.

Last chance for tickets (this is not a question but last minute information): the opening times are extended again for the last time: From April 22nd to May 6th the opening times will be from 8.00 AM to 1:00 AM (was 8:00 AM to 23:00PM) In the closing weekend of the exposition the museum will be open even through the night. Check it out quickly. I expect these to be sold out soon as well.

HELLO From what I experienced and saw at the Museum I think it will be best to simply go to the Museum on Friday morning.. when I went with my friends there were very few people standing in line with tickets and we were able to buy an extra ticket for immediate entry for a friend who was with us and had not gotten his ticket on the Internet.. However I think it is better to go Friday morning .... increasing the chance of a lesser week end crowd Good Luck and enjoy this very interesting exhibit.. knowing however that the one planned in Madrid at the Prado starting in May will have the most important works ( always at the Prado and impossible to move around )

They are opening evening shifts, see internet or call the museum. Don't forget to climb the cathedral roof. You need tickets also. Good luck Gert

I really don't think their staff would wear this at all...they are quite strict (in a polite way) and I know if they saw any touts, I bet they would deal with them swiftly. We had a ticket for entry at 10 am and arrived about ten minutes early...they did not let us in until 10 on the dot!

try the "Bossche Suites", 200m out of the Railway station on the right side of the road. From there 10 minutes to the museum Good luck Gert

public transport in my country is very reliable. we already complain when we have a delay of 10 minutes. trains usually depart on the minute sharp!! Den Bosch is a nice old city centre, it will add to your trip to see the place where the painter lived nearby and the little walk is good for everyone.