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Plant Tour Information. Information on Plant Tours at the Mini Plant Oxford Werk Oxford PLANT TOUR INFORMATION. INFORMATION ON PLANT TOURS AT THE MINI PLANT OXFORD. Around 10,000 people visit No animals. Minimum age. Plant Oxford every year to see Pets or animals of any We differentiate between two booking how MINIs are made. Please kind are not allowed. types, Exclusive group and public. note the following information For an exclusive group children aged before booking a plant tour. Maximum group size. between 10-13 must be accompanied The maximum size for one group by an adult, with a maximum of Booking in advance. is 15 persons. The tour is planned two children to each adult. For Booking in advance is essential. according to the number of people ages 14-18 the ratio is 14 children Plant tours are offered only on days you have registered. Please note that to one adult. For our public tours with running production (normally the tour is held for the registered children aged between 10-17 must be Monday to Friday). Plant tours number of visitors only. Please accompanied by an adult on a ratio usually take place at 9:00/9:30, inform our Service Centre in case the of two children to one adult. To avoid 13:15/13:30 and 16:30/17:30. number of participants has changed. disappointment, please make sure to comply with these requirements. Admission Fee. Filming and photographing. Visitors not complying will not be Reduced admission fee with a Photography and filming is strictly able to take tours as a result. relevant proof: Children and young prohibited in production areas. people under 18, pupils above 18, Cameras and mobile phones may Food & drink. students, apprentices, severely not be used and can be placed in You can purchase soft drinks from disabled visitors and accompanying lockers. Photographs however may the vending machine located in the persons required, holders of a BMW be taken in the Exhibition, which Visitor Centre. Please note that no Card, Members of BMW Clubs. you will visit as part of your tour. food or beverages may be taken on the plant tour. Visitors are not Arrival Time. Duration and Distance. able to buy food at the plant. Individual visitors and small Plant tours last approximately 2 to groups are kindly asked to arrive 2.5 hours and lead through different Directions. at the Visitor Centre 20 minutes production and plant site areas. Please enter Horspath Road, Oxford before the start time of the tour. The distance covered is up to OX4, Risinghurst into your sat nav. 3.5 kilometers. Please wear or find “MINI Visitor Centre” on Exclusive Groups should arrive comfortable and closed shoes. Google Maps. The main entrance 25 minutes before the start time to the car park is at gate 5 from and should divide their visitors Wheelchair users and Per- Eastern By-Pass Road. You may also into groups using the sign-in sons with Pacemakers. find us via gate 7 on Horspath Road. sheet from the link below. Unfortunately, the plant tour The Visitor Centre is located next is not suitable for wheelchair to the MINI Shop. Guest parking Sign-in Document users. Please inform our Service is available in front of the plant. Centre if members of your group Delays can only be made up to a have a walking disability. People certain extent, as the plant tour with heart pacemakers will is linked with production cycles. NOT be able to join the tour. Please inform our Visitor Centre as soon as possible in case of a delay. Sometimes it is necessary to cancel a confirmed plant tour due to operative reasons. In this case we will inform you as soon as possible. A confirmed appointment does not represent a legal claim for the execution of a tour. +44 (0) 18 65 - 8 - 25 75 0 [email protected] As of: May 2017 www.visitbmw.com.
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