Accessibility and Facilities

Our Access Statement is available for full details of how we make Bletchley Park accessible. Click here for the general accessibility statement for Block E and The Fellowship Auditorium

Museum entrances
The Museum has step-free access. 

Access to the galleries
All the exhibitions are positioned at ground floor level. Ramps are installed on site for easy access. A disabled access lift is available to use to enter the exhibition area in Block A (The Intelligence Factory and The Art of Data). 

Disabled parking
There are 24 disabled parking spaces at the back of the Porters’ Lodge at the entrance and another five in Block F car park. Our friendly Porters will let you know where to park when you arrive. 

Borrow a wheelchair
A limited amount of wheelchairs are available to borrow from the Visitor Centre during your visit. Unfortunately, we cannot provide assistance around the Museum for wheelchair users. However, assistance will be available at wheelchair lifts. 

Changing Places
Bletchley Park has a Changing Places toilet available to all our visitors. It can be found in Block E Learning Centre and is signposted, or ask one of our Stewards. Click here for information on the facilities available.

Multimedia guide
We offer free Multimedia guides to our visitors, subject to availability. Choose from an array of informative and entertaining stories, anecdotes and activities to further enhance your visit. Available in British Sign Language (BSL) and audio description. 

Audio Description
A 40-minute audio description of The Intelligence Factory exhibition is available to download onto your own personal device here. In the future, we hope to offer more audio descriptions of our exhibitions.
An audio description of Bletchley Park is also available on the free Multimedia guide.

Other resources
Large print guides are available for the following exhibitions:
Early Days
Hut 11a: The Bombe Breakthrough
D-Day: Interception, Intelligence, Invasion
The Intelligence Factory
From GC&CS to GCHQ in Block B

Transcripts for audio points in exhibitions are available in:
Early Days
D-Day: Interception, Intelligence, Invasion
The Intelligence Factory
Veterans’ Stories

A tactile/braille guide is available for The Intelligence Factory. Many videos in exhibitions around the site have subtitles.

Assistance Dogs and Guide Dogs
Assistance Dogs and Guide Dogs are welcome. If your dog requires a water bowl, please ask a member of staff who will be happy to provide one. If you have any queries before your visit, please do not hesitate to get in touch via [email protected]
Please note: no other animals will be allowed entrance and they cannot be left in vehicles for safety reasons.

Sound and enhancement systems
Sound enhancement systems for both hearing aid users and non-hearing aid users are available for the 12.00 tour and the 14.00 tour. Please arrive 10 minutes before your tour is due to start and speak to your friendly tour guide who will provide you with the equipment. 

Sunflower Lanyards
Bletchley Park is proud to be part of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard Scheme®. Sunflower Lanyards are available free of charge from our Visitor Centre in Block C. These lanyards help our staff to recognise that you may need some extra help, time or assistance during your visit so please just ask if you need one. 

Admission charge
Carers or companions of disabled visitors access the site free of charge, while the normal charge applies to the disabled visitor. To book as a carer online, please select the ‘Access companion’ option from the ticket types available (a free option) and ensure you are booked into the same timed entry slot as the person for whom you are caring, and arrive together at Admissions. Please take a look at our Admission prices for further details of all ticket types.

Interactive Map
You can view an interactive map of Bletchley Park here. Click on the Accessibility and Sensory Maps tabs, found along the bottom of the map, to see more information.

Learning visits
For information on accessibility for learning visits, please email [email protected]