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Presumably, this questions means the cost to enter the palace when it housed the Great Exhibition.

At this time, the original cost was £3 for gentlemen, and £2 for ladies. This was later lowered to a shilling a head for the general masses.

The event came out with an excess of £186 thousand, money with went to, among other things, found the V&A and Science museums.

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