Is the London Transport Museum accessible?

<p>The London Transport Museum aims to be as accessible as possible. They have several accessible facilities including:</p> <ul> <li>Accessible toilets</li> <li>Free carer tickets</li> <li>Lifts and ramps to access the museum</li> <li>Induction loops at the ticket desk, cloakroom, library and information desk. Audio visual exhibits are also either subtitled or fitted with induction loops.</li> <li>Large print highlight tours and magnifiers are available on request from the ticket desk and information desk on the first floor.</li> <li>Open outside of regular hours on specific days for families with Special Educational Needs (SEN), including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for a quieter experience. Find more information on the <a href="https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/visit/families/families-send">official website.</a></li> </ul>

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🚌Packed with 150,000 objects showing how Londonders have got around for the past 200 years
⭐Good news - all under 18s go free!
🚂Interactive experiences include the tube driving simulator and bus experience
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London Transport Museum,
London Transport Museum, , London, WC2E 7BB

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London Transport Museum opening times

Mon - Sun 10am - 6pm (last entry 5pm)

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

What about facilities?

London Transport Museum facilities

Picnic Friendly
Picnic Spots
On-site Café(s)
Water Fountain/Drinking Water
Baby Changing Facilities
Toilets
Childrens Playground

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Tickets vary based on time, date and type of ticket purchased. At Days Out London Transport Museum tickets start from £24.

The London Transport Museum is suitable for all ages!

For a quieter time to explore we recomend visirting in the afternoon or a weekday during school term time. Please note that last entry is 5pm and the museum closes at 6pm.

The closest Underground stations to the London Transport Museum are Covent Garden (2 mins), Leicester Square (4 mins), Holborn (5 mins), Charing Cross (7 mins) and Embankment (8 mins).

The London Transport Museum aims to be as accessible as possible. They have several accessible facilities including:

Accessible toilets
Free carer tickets
Lifts and ramps to access the museum
Induction loops at the ticket desk, cloakroom, library and information desk. Audio visual exhibits are also either subtitled or fitted with induction loops.
Large print highlight tours and magnifiers are available on request from the ticket desk and information desk on the first floor.
Open outside of regular hours on specific days for families with Special Educational Needs (SEN), including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for a quieter experience. Find more information on the official website.

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0343 222 5000

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London Transport Museum tickets and tips

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