Power up for an electric summer at London Transport Museum

This summer, London Transport Museum welcomes families to discover the power behind the capital’s transport network through a packed programme of fun, hands-on activities. Explore the stories of electrical innovations that have shaped travel in London, from the world’s first electric underground railway in 1890 to cutting-edge technology used today. 

You need an annual pass to visit London Transport Museum. They are valid for 12 months from the date stated on your pass, and you can visit as many times as you wish within this period. You can book one visit at a time. Kids go free and don’t need an Annual Pass but will need a free timed entry ticket which you can add to basket during checkout. 

Select your Annual Pass:

Unlimited daytime entry to the Museum in Covent Garden for a whole year.

Adults - £27.00

Concessions - £25.00

Local Resident - £21.60

Universal Credit and Pension Credit - £5

Concession rates apply to 60+, students with valid ID and visitors with disabilities.

Local Resident rates apply to residents of Westminster, Camden and Lambeth with proof of address.

Universal and Pension Credit pass holders must bring proof of correspondence.

Entry to the Museum on weekdays after 2pm (term-time and summer holidays only for a discounted price. Perfect if you’re looking for a quieter visit.

Adults £22.50

Valid for visits to the Museum Monday to Friday after 2pm during term time and Summer school holidays as designated by Westminster City Council. Off Peak Annual Pass holders are not eligible to visit during other school holidays or half term breaks.