Bletchley Park Access Information

Health and safety:

If emergency evacuation from any of the buildings is required, this will be signalled by sounding of alarms. Please leave by the nearest safe exit without delay and go to the nearest Assembly Point. Please acquaint yourself with Assembly Point locations from the site plan that you will be give at the admissions desk.

When we are open:

We open daily except 24th, 25th, 26th December and 1st January.

Advance Notice - Bletchley Park will be closed to visitors on Monday 9th July 2012 until 11.00am due to the Olympic Torch Relay visiting Bletchley Park on its journey around the United Kingdom. 

The following prices are for the standard weekday and weekend programme, including an Audio Tour and, subject to availability, a Guided Tour. Bletchley Park tickets are now valid for as many visits you would like during the 12 month period from time of purchase.

Tickets can be brought from admissions or purchased in advance online through our secure Bletchley Park Shop.

Please note that this information is for General Public Visitors and does not apply to Group Visits.

For information on tailored Group Visits please contact the Park direct or visit Groups Page.

The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) will commence charging visitors for admission into the Colossus and Tunny galleries on Saturday 20th September 2011. This will be an optional addition to the Bletchley Park Annual Season Ticket.

The cost of admission to the Colossus and Tunny galleries;- Adults £2, Children (13 to 16) and Concessions (over 60s and students with a valid ID card) £1, children aged 12 and under will be free. This is NOT an annual season ticket but a one-day admission pass.

When the rest of TNMOC is open on Thursdays and Saturdays, a visitor can upgrade their £2 admission by paying an additional £3 to visit the museum at the TNMOC pay booth.

TNMOC has financial commitments and unless it is able to charge visitors an admission fee would be unable to continue to pay its overheads, develop or run the museum on a daily basis.

The Bletchley Park Trust and TNMOC work in very close partnership and are both committed to ensuring that Bletchley Park is developed for the enjoyment of visitors and future generations.

Assistance dogs are welcome. All other dogs are strictly prohibited from the site, whether in vehicles or otherwise.

Where is Bletchley Park?

The main entrance is in Sherwood drive, opposite and about 200m away from the railway station. If you are travelling by car, follow the brown direction signs which are located in and around Bletchley.

Full directions are to be found on the how to find us page.

When using a sat-nav please put in Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, as the post code will take you to the wrong location.

If you are travelling by rail there are fast, efficient services to Bletchley Railway Station from London Euston, Milton Keynes Central (for InterCity connections), Coventry and Birmingham New Street. Bedford Midland (except Sunday) for connections to London Thames Link, East Midlands and South Yorkshire.

There are a number of car parks on site with spaces reserved for disabled badge holders.

Arriving at Bletchley Park:

Please be aware that a visit to Bletchley Park involves both indoor and outdoor activities. Please wear sensible clothing and footwear to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.

A limited number of wheelchairs are available for visitors to use while on-site. Pre-booking is essential so please call + 44 (0)1908 640404.

Please note: although wheelchairs are made available for visitors to use, we cannot provide wheelchair assistants/pushers.

The main entry to the Museums Admission desk is approached by steps. There is an external wheelchair lift for general use. Please press the bell adjacent to the lift if you require assistance.

There is also access at the back of the building to both Museum Admissions and the lower display floor.

Once inside there is level access to the shop and a step lift for access to the upper display floor. Doorways are wheelchair-accessible.

At the admission desk you will be given a plan of the site indicating the location of the various buildings, restaurant, toilets and baby changing facilities etc. We have four toilets for the disabled on site.

An induction loop is available in the library of the Mansion.

Refreshments are available in the Galley Restaurant in Hut 4 every day. They include everything from snacks to a selection of hot meals. Ramped access is available.

No smoking policy in all buildings.

A trained first aider is always on site.

We are happy to arrange handling sessions of artefacts for the visually impaired. Please telephone for information.

Please visit our website at www.bletchleypark.org .uk for comprehensive details of the attractions and facilities we have to offer.

We are continually in the process of looking for ways of improving our service to you so we always welcome feedback, be it good or bad.