London Transport Museum: Tickets, Hours, and Events

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London Transport Museum

Highlights

Discover historic transports that shaped London’s identity.

Explore detailed exhibits from horse-drawn buses to the underground railway.

Enjoy interactive displays, including an electric bus driving simulation.

Visit the newly opened Global Poster Gallery showcasing poster art.

Receive a discount of 10% at the museum’s gift shop.

Travel Through Time at London Transport Museum

The London Transport Museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of London’s iconic transportation, showcasing everything from historic vehicles to interactive exhibits. Discover the evolution of the city’s transport system, its impact on daily life, and its role in shaping modern urban mobility. Whether you’re a transport enthusiast or just looking for a family-friendly day out, there’s something for everyone.

Book your tickets online today and step into the story of London’s transport legacy!

Hop Aboard for the Best Exhibits!

All Aboard the Fun Zone Kids aged 0–7 can play on mini vehicles, dress up, and explore a double-decker bus and train simulator.

Things to Keep in Mind Before You Visit:

Book Tickets in Advance: Especially during peak times or weekends, booking your tickets online in advance helps save time and guarantees entry.

Opening Hours: The museum is open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Monday–Thursday), with extended hours on Fridays until 9:00 PM. It’s closed on December 24–26.

Accessibility: The museum is fully accessible with ramps, lifts, and accessible restrooms for visitors with mobility impairments.

Interactive Exhibits for Kids: The All Aboard! Play Area is perfect for young children and offers fun, interactive activities.

Expect Larger Crowds on Weekends: If you prefer a quieter visit, try coming in the morning during weekdays or later in the afternoon on weekends.

Consider Public Transport: Parking is limited, so we recommend using public transport, including the nearby Covent Garden Underground Station.

Photography Guidelines: Photography is allowed for personal use, but flash photography is not permitted in some areas.

Visit the Shop: Don’t forget to check out the museum shop for unique London transport-themed gifts and souvenirs.

Plan for 2–3 Hours: Most visitors spend 2–3 hours exploring the exhibits, so plan your time accordingly.

Plan Your Visit to London Transport Museum

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Location:
The museum is located in Covent Garden, easily accessible by public transport. The nearest Underground stations are Covent Garden (Piccadilly line), Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern lines), and Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern lines). Bus routes 11, 15, 26, 76, 172, and 341 serve the area.

Address:
London WC2E 7BB, UK

FAQs

What are the London Transport Museum's opening hours?

The Museum in Covent Garden is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00, 362 days a year. The Museum café is open 10:00 to 17:00.

Do I need to book a timed entry ticket?

Yes. Every visit needs a timed entry ticket, which is free with an active Annual Pass. Book online in advance; a limited number of walk-up tickets may be available, and you should arrive at your stated time or soon after.

Why do I need an Annual Pass?

The Museum does not sell day tickets. Admission is by Annual Pass, valid for 12 months from purchase, with Unlimited, Off Peak (weekdays after 2pm in term time and summer holidays) and Annual Pass Plus options.

Who gets in free?

Children under 18 go free, as do carers and companions of disabled visitors, TfL staff and nominees with ID, and LTM Friends and Patrons. Free visitors still need to book a free timed slot.

Can children visit on their own?

Children aged 12 and over can enter alone. Under-12s must be accompanied by an adult, and free child tickets should be booked with your timed slot.

Is there parking at the museum?

There are very few parking spaces near the Museum; they are pay-to-park through the RingGo app, with a maximum stay of around 4 hours.

Is the museum accessible to visitors with disabilities?

There is level access at the Ticket Desk, lifts to all floors, accessible toilets in the Café and Cubic Theatre, and a wheelchair to borrow at the Ticket Desk. The nearest step-free station is Tottenham Court Road, a 10-15 minute walk.

Can I eat at the museum or bring a picnic?

Yes. There is a Museum café, and you can bring a picnic to eat in the Lower Deck Cafe seating area. A ground-floor water fountain can refill bottles.

Is there a cloakroom?

Yes. There is a free cloakroom for coats and bags, with buggy parking opposite it.

Is this the venue’s official website?

No. This website offers official tickets to the venue. It is not, however, the venue’s official website.