Yes I would agree with all the other comments. We arrived at 10am and finally left at 4pm. So yes a full day is required. What I will say is that all our group are aviation fanatics and some of us even worked on aircraft for many years. I myself carried out X-raying on the Brooklands static display Hurricane Z2389 Engine Bearer frame a few years ago. What people forget is that Brooklands has so much more than just aircraft. They have numerous superb vintage cars, motor bikes, push bikes and all kinds of associated memorabilia. Without doubt we did take our time and basically stopped to look at everything, so if you are not that way inclined, you could action Brooklands in just 3 hours I guess. To be quite honest you will be cheating yourself of a really great day of seeing history up close if you rush your visit. In fact I have now visited Brooklands 5 times over the past 15 years. Have a great visit.

You can get to Brooklands on foot. There's lots of info on getting to Brooklands on their website. Check out the Visit link. Travelling by train: The nearest railway station is Weybridge (less than a mile away) which is on the Woking to Waterloo and Staines to Weybridge lines. The Museum is a 20-minute walk from the station, or you can catch one of the local buses from outside the station to the Brooklands Hotel stop (7-minute walk). Pedestrians from Weybridge Train Station can either walk down Brooklands Road to use the Campbell Gate Entrance off Brooklands Road (this entrance is shared with JTI and signed ‘JTI Members Hill’ - Campbell Gate walking directions), or they can use the new Brooklands Accessibility Scheme shared cycling and walking path to reach the main visitor entrance on Brooklands Drive. Travelling by bus: The Falcon bus route 436 serves Woking, Sheerwater, Byfleet, Mercedes-Benz World, Brooklands Hotel and Weybridge Station Monday to Saturday. The Museum is a short walk from the Brooklands Hotel stop. The Chatterbus serves Leatherhead, Fetcham and Cobham and the Brooklands retail park with a stop at the Museum on Saturdays. Enjoy your visit!

We weren't asked to wear masks anywhere, even the Concorde experience, and that was in June. Some people had them, some didn't, but nobody was making it a requirement. There are still notices and hand sanitiser stations all over the place though.

Its £13.50 for a senior person, £8 for a child.

Thank you for your enquiry; Senior prices apply to any individual over 60 yrs of age. Please see our 'Opening Times & Prices' page for more detailed admission information.

It was £13.50 without gift aid or free with a National Art pass which I had.

Hello and thank you for your enquiry. The Arriva bus routes 436 and 437 serve Woking, Sheerwater, Byfleet, Mercedes-Benz World, Brooklands Hotel and Weybridge Station Monday to Saturday. The Museum is a short walk from the Brooklands Hotel stop. For bus times visit the arrivabus website or call 0870 608 2608. The Chatterbus serves Leatherhead, Fetcham and Cobham and the Brooklands retail park with a stop at the Museum on Saturdays. Timetables and fares can be seen on the chatterbus website. Full travel information is on the main Museum website under 'Your Visit'.

Thank you for writing to us with this question. We have a dedicated page on our website under Your Visit and 'Where To Stay' which has lots of options together with contact telephone numbers. We hope this helps.

I am sure that the staff working in the café would be only too pleased to help.

Brooklands Museum is a no dogs site, Assistance dogs ONLY are admitted on site.