Museum of Brands Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to the Museum of Brands cost £11.50, or £8.50 for disabled visitors, seniors (aged 60-plus), and young people (aged 17–25). Admission is £6.50 for children 7–16, £30 for a family ticket, and free for kids 6 and under.

No, you don’t generally need to book tickets for the Museum of Brands in advance, though it can save time to book online. Tickets don’t have time slots, so there’s no skip-the-line element, and the Museum of Brands is a niche museum that rarely sells out.

Yes, the Museum of Brands has a lovely little spot, Café Tangerine, with indoor seating plus tables in the garden at warmer times of year. The café is open during museum hours (Monday to Saturday, 10am–5pm), and serves cake, pastries, sandwiches, and hot and cold drinks.

Yes, the Museum of Brands can be good for kids—particularly over the British school vacations, when there are activities themed around occasions such as Easter, Christmas, and Valentine’s Day. In general, the museum will be most interesting to British families, and can be particularly fun with three generations in tow.

Yes, the Museum of Brands is largely accessible, with step-free access and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. A wheelchair and folding chairs are available for use, though note that the Time Tunnel’s corners may be too tight for mobility scooters or larger electric wheelchairs. The museum is a dementia-friendly venue and assistance dogs are welcome.