Mia Thompson
United Kingdom
Despite the crowd during school holidays, we had a fantastic experience. The signposting could be improved, but the kids managed to navigate well. It's quite interactive, and there are lots of things to explore. We spent a considerable amount of time in a specially designed playground, and all the children truly enjoyed dressing up and pretending to drive various types of transport.
Miles Johnson
United Kingdom
Took our grandson who adored all the interactive features, including buses, traffic lights, and the poster art creation class. The layout is very well thought out, and I particularly liked the little model tube and classic trolley bus. There's so much to do, the only downside was having to pull my grandson away from all the fun!
Emily Smith
United Kingdom
A fantastic venue for both adults and kids. There are plenty of interactive activities to keep the children engaged and entertained. The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. Also, there’s a fun stamp collection activity as you explore the museum. A great place to spend several hours.
As someone who is passionate about trains, metros, and buses in all their varieties, this was one of the best places I have ever visited. It effectively guides you through the history of public transportation in London, illustrating its evolution and what lies ahead for the future. The gift shop is also fantastic, featuring a lot of cool merchandise, toys, and collectibles to purchase!
Robert Clark
United Kingdom
We visited the London Transport Museum as a delightful treat for our grandson's 3rd birthday, and it was a hit with everyone. Our grandson loved all the buses and trains, and there were many interactive exhibits for him to try out. As a highlight, the children had the opportunity to meet Santa, and the museum has a wonderful system where they got to play with Santa's elves beforehand. Special thanks to Babs for being a superb elf; her warmth and enthusiasm really made our day. Father Christmas was wonderful too, and his assistant ensured that all the children had a memorable time and even led a 'happy birthday' sing-along for our grandson. The older kids enjoyed seeing the vintage London buses we used to ride. There's also an excellent exhibition about how London Transport managed during the war years. A fantastic day out, definitely worth the admission price.
