Yes it is open. Enjoy!!

Thank you for your answer.

Exactamente 1200 EGP... (tengo el ticket delante)... lo que viene a ser unos 60 €.

Bonjour Vous piuvez prendre un taxi pour la vallee des reines En fait vous serez probablement a Loucor sur l autre rive on traverse le Nil en bateau tres facole et beau et un taci vous conduit a la vallee des reines A l agencelocale on a chete a l avance le billet pour la tombe de nefertari mais sur place on a vu un guichet pour prendre l ce billet En cas d affluence le nombre de personne est limite et la duree de visite egalement a 10 minutes nquandnous y sommes allees il n y avait absolument personne nous etions seuls et tres gentiment ils nous ont laisses 40 minutes C est sublime emouvant d une beaute exceptionnelle et magique Une merveille a ne pas zapper si vous puvez sans conteste la plus belle tombe de toute l EGypte La tombe de Seti 1er est egalement tres belle bien que tous les tombeux soient superbes ces 2 la depassent tout Je vous souhaite un magnifique voyage

Not I that tomb. They do have a book available outside which is really good. Remember to bargain with them.

If anyone stays a week in Luxor, I'd advice Luxor Pass - costs 150€, valid for 5 days and you can visit any tomb - some of our group visited Nefetari twice - was really worth it.

Nefertary is limited to 13 people at a time for about 10 minutes, enforcement depends on if people are waiting. It is also limited to 1000 people per year and you will notice an air supply. This tomb is not to be missed and is as large as any. The limits and air supply are to prevent damage from the moisture in your breath. The mortuary temple is large and open. Shouldn't be a problem. ANY PYRAMID will be a problem, we had a couple of people in our group that couldn't do it.

If you are going to see many sites in Luxor the Luxor Pass is a good deal. There are 2 versions, one that includes Nefertari's tomb and Seti I's tomb, and another version that does not include these 2 tombs. The Luxor Pass can be purchased behind the Luxor Museum. It looks like a sketchy area, but it is legitimate. You can lookup info about the Luxor Pass - you have to pay in cash, dollars or euros - NOT Egyptian pounds.

Mine were bought for me by Osiris Tours but there is a booth at the Valley of the Queens. 2 things..you can only spend 10 minutes in the tomb and it’s really really hot in the tomb

One other thing, I believe tickets are sold at the gate and are fairly cheap, BUT, they include 3 tombs and Nefertari is NOT one of them This is the tomb that makes the visit worth while and is normally closed to the public. You must make special arrangements, probably through a tour group. My tour was Archaeological Paths and it was an add-on at $190 including transport from the ship in Luxor. Worth every bit of it.