Skip the Line: Museum of Brands Entrance Ticket
London, United Kingdom
From 1 hour to 2 hours
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Date
Friday
May 16, 2025
What You Will Do
Just around the corner from the world-famous Portobello Road, this treasure trove of consumer culture showcases the evolution of household packaging, advertising and design from the Victorian era to present day, featuring over 12,000 items. Discover how food packaging, toys, magazines, technology, travel and fashion from some of the world’s best loved brands have changed over the past 150 years.
What's Included?
- Museum Entry
What's Not Included?
- Food and drinks
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Museum of Brands, 111-117 Lancaster Road, Notting Hill
1
Museum of Brands
1 hour
Entry to the Museum
Additional Information
This activity is operated by Museum of Brands
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Guide Options
- Printed Guide - German
- Printed Guide - English
- Printed Guide - Italian
- Printed Guide - French
- Printed Guide - Spanish
Customer Reviews
Everything was amazing...will visit again
2025-05-07
Amazing food and the service was too good moreover the staff was so cooperative specially Ms.Raman and Ms.saphi they both were so helpful...🫶🏻
Great Service from Amir at Travelodge Beckton
2025-04-23
Amir at Travelodge London Beckton is highly praised for his professionalism, friendly attitude, and helpful service—consistently making guests feel welcome and well taken care of.
Excellent museum, customer service let it down though
2025-03-13
We have wanted to visit this museum for years now and eventually got the chance last week. What an amazing museum and it is probably one of the best ones we have been too for a while.
The time tunnel was amazing, sooooo many things to look at lots of reminiscing on the walk through.
It starts at Victorian times right through to present day, and the collection of items was just out of this world, Robert Opie honestly has some of the best collection you can ever hope to see.
Especially liked the 40s collection and the 50s, our 15 year old daughter loved the 60s display and the radios and was really impressed with everything to look at
The only thing which probably did let the visit down was the staff on the front desk, upon arrival they were just stood talking and wasn't very friendly or helpful. Once we paid we just got pointed to the tunnel and got told to start there, and then they carried on talking to each other. The girl did point to where toilets were and there was "another exhibition that way", but there was no knowledge given to what exhibition it was or anything like that, just simple pointing and not looking like they wanted to be there!
The cafe was good but again the customer service was abit iffy and the girl looked a bit stressed out as she was the only one working there that day.
Once we finished the museum we visited the shop at the entrance and again the staff were just huddled around the desk talking and didnt really seem interested in people being there. They weren't talking in English either which made things even more abit not very friendly, I'm sure it was Spanish. We spent quite a bit in the museum shop but there wasnt really any questions like did we enjoy our visit or anything, infact looked more of an inconvenience that we were even buying anything and interrupting the conversation.
I do think that customer service needs to be worked on big time as I can imagine that some people will also probably feel the same as we did, a museum needs atmosphere and unfortunately this one although having an amazing collection , it just lacked that atmosphere.
The time tunnel was amazing, sooooo many things to look at lots of reminiscing on the walk through.
It starts at Victorian times right through to present day, and the collection of items was just out of this world, Robert Opie honestly has some of the best collection you can ever hope to see.
Especially liked the 40s collection and the 50s, our 15 year old daughter loved the 60s display and the radios and was really impressed with everything to look at
The only thing which probably did let the visit down was the staff on the front desk, upon arrival they were just stood talking and wasn't very friendly or helpful. Once we paid we just got pointed to the tunnel and got told to start there, and then they carried on talking to each other. The girl did point to where toilets were and there was "another exhibition that way", but there was no knowledge given to what exhibition it was or anything like that, just simple pointing and not looking like they wanted to be there!
The cafe was good but again the customer service was abit iffy and the girl looked a bit stressed out as she was the only one working there that day.
Once we finished the museum we visited the shop at the entrance and again the staff were just huddled around the desk talking and didnt really seem interested in people being there. They weren't talking in English either which made things even more abit not very friendly, I'm sure it was Spanish. We spent quite a bit in the museum shop but there wasnt really any questions like did we enjoy our visit or anything, infact looked more of an inconvenience that we were even buying anything and interrupting the conversation.
I do think that customer service needs to be worked on big time as I can imagine that some people will also probably feel the same as we did, a museum needs atmosphere and unfortunately this one although having an amazing collection , it just lacked that atmosphere.
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