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Bekonscot Model Village Milton Keynes Admission prices 2019 A5 M1 ADMISSION PRICES (INCL.GIFT AID) ADMISSION PRICES (EX GIFT AID) A41 Luton ADULT £12.00 ADULT £10.90 CHILD aged 2-15 years £7.80 CHILD aged 2-15 years £7.00 Aylesbury CONCESSION * £9.70 CONCESSION * £8.75 A1(M) Bekonscot CARERS £5.00 CARERS £4.50 St Albans FAMILY 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN £34.80 FAMILY 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN £31.00 To Oxford FAMILY 1 ADULT + 2 CHILDREN £24.00 FAMILY 1 ADULT + 2 CHILDREN £21.80 Great Missenden Model Village & Railway ADDITIONAL CHILD £6.60 ADDITIONAL CHILD £6.00 Princes High Bekonscot Risborough Wycombe Est. 1929 SPECIAL PRICES FROM 3.30pm - 5.30pm SPECIAL PRICES FROM 3.30pm - 5.30pm M40 Beaconsfield ADULT £8.00 ADULT £7.20 4 3 2 CHILD aged 2-15 years £5.00 CHILD aged 2-15 years £4.50 CONCESSION (60+) * £6.20 CONCESSION (60+) * £5.50A34 16 CARERS £3.30 CARERS £3.00 M25 Uxbridge FAMILY 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN £23.20 FAMILY 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN £21.00 M4 Reading FAMILY 1 ADULT + 2 CHILDREN £15.75 FAMILY 1 ADULT + 2 CHILDREN £14.20 Heathrow London Windsor Airport ADDITIONAL CHILD £5.00 ADDITIONAL CHILD £4.50 CELEBRATING * CONCESSION - Over 60s, Disabled, Students, Unemployed (with proof) Please note that we can only admit ASSISTANCE DOGS into Bekonscot. How to find us A33 We accept most major credit and debit cards (with the exception of AMEX) tthh A30 Junction 2 – M40 M25 GROUP BOOKING 15 & OVER SEASON TICKETS (Junction 16 M25) – also from the M4 via A404. A355 & A40 Guildford ADULT £9.00 2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN £187.00 – follow brown signs for “Model Village” FREE, opposite main Bekonscot entrance (limited). CHILD £5.50 ADULT £65.00 Car Parking: A31 ANNIVERSARY CONCESSION * £7.00 CHILD £42.00 Coaches: Please use the entrance off roundabout (Waitrose). CARERS FREE CONCESSIONS £55.00 909 Excellent train and bus links Why not give a ticket as a gift? Beaconsfield railway station is a Contact us for details. 5 minute walk. Chiltern Railways runs from London Marylebone – Beaconsfield – High Wycombe – Banbury – Birmingham Info: 08456 005 165 or www.chilternrailways.co.uk making donations go further Buses: Several routes from surrounding areas. Info: 0871 200 2233 or www.traveline.info 2019 Season 16th February – 3rd November Supported by South Open 7 days a week 10am – 5.30pm Bucks District Council Last admission 4.30pm FACILITIES Education Centre, Miniature Railway Rides, BEKONSCOT MODEL VILLAGE & RAILWAY Disabled Toilets/Baby Changing facilities, Tea Room, Picnic Areas, First Aid, Rain Shelters, Warwick Road, Beaconsfield, BuckinghamshireHP9 2PL Playground, Souvenir Shop, wheelchairs available. Tel: 01494 672919 Fax: 01494 675284 Bekonscot Model Village & Railway PUBLIC HAZARD Email: [email protected] Operated by The Roland Callingham Foundation Please be aware of the following conditions and possible hazards. Deep water, uneven surfaces, possibly slippery surface when wet or icy. Website: www.bekonscot.co.uk (Charity No. 1164475) Please take care. Printed by Turville Printing Services LLP – turvilleprinting.co.uk Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2PL The Model Village Tea Room, picnic area and ice cream School Groups The world’s oldest and original model village comprises of six parlour We welcome pre-booked school different villages and hamlets, all stuck in a 1930s timewarp. Our tearoom has an excellent selection of hot and cold snacks, groups to Bekonscot where we Covering 1.5 acres of gardens each has its own character, villagers drinks and much more. Tearoom closes at 5pm. offer an educational experience and features – from coal mines to cable cars and castles. that includes pre-visit information, A delicious selection of local Beechdean Farm ice cream is curriculum linked workshops and available from our ice cream parlour. The Model Railway self-led resources. If you prefer to bring your own picnic we offer extensive open and See our school’s brochure or Bekonscot boasts the ultimate under cover seating areas plus a picnic storage shed so you do not train set. Its historic Gauge 1 line website for further information or have to carry heavy bags whilst enjoying the village. has been famous since 1929 for Email: [email protected] being one of the largest and most complex in Great Britain. Complete Souvenir Shop Group Bookings with full size signal box and lever Our gift shop has a large range of reasonably priced toys, We are also delighted to welcome pre-booked groups and coach frame that controls up to twelve souvenirs and books. The shop is also open to the public, with parties. Introductory talks can be arranged for groups of up to trains at a time. no entry fee applicable if visiting the shop only. Shop closes at 25 with an optional cream tea. Please contact us for prices. 5.30pm. 10% discount on shop goods for season ticket holders. Coaches must be pre-booked in advance. The Education Centre Find out more about the history of Bekonscot and life in the 1930s. Make and Take Weekends Special Combined Excursion – River Numerous handling artefacts including a vintage typewriter plus Held on the first weekend of the month during term time and Cruise and Bekonscot Model Village dressing up, story sacks and interactive activities for children. every Monday during school holidays. Drop in craft activities* for A full day out that includes 2½ hour children in our Education Centre. Suitable for children aged 3+. river cruise with lunch and an afternoon Bekonscot Light Railway Please see our website for details. visit to Bekonscot with a cream tea. Enjoy a ride on our 71/4 inch narrow gauge railway* which runs *Small additional charge applies Bookings to be made through French Brothers on: throughout the season. Tel: 01753 827345 Fax: 01753 832303 *Small additional charge applies (under 2’s free) Holiday Workshops Email: [email protected] Themed, bookable workshops suitable for children aged 5+ Playground, boats, kiddie rides & pirate held in our Education Centre on various dates during the school Birthday Parties water feature holidays. See our website for further information, prices and for Our Log Cabin is available for hire for between 8 and 15 children. details on how to book. Children can let off steam in our play area featuring a toddler Full party package – includes entrance for children, buffet, friendly playground, pirate water blast* and ride on toys*. train ride and party bags. All you have to provide is the cake! Toddler Takeover Or, you can book the log cabin only, provide your own food Our remote controlled boats* can be seen frequently racing around and pay the standard entrance fee. our boating lake. One Wednesday per term during our open season our Education Advance booking is essential. Please contact us for * Small additional charge applies Centre is transformed into a toddler friendly zone 10am - details: 12.30pm. Free coffee for parents/carers. Normal admission Tel: 01494 672919 Email: [email protected] prices apply. See our website for details. “A little piece of history that is forever England”.
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