Accessible for everyone
Opening times
April to October
10am – 5:30 pm (last tickets 4pm)
November to March
10am – 5pm (last tickets 4pm)
Closed 24th – 26th December
We want to make sure that everyone can enjoy the treasures and the history of the Mary Rose. That’s why right from the outset we designed the new museum to be accessible for everyone. All guide and assistance dogs are most welcome.
Our staff and volunteers are always on hand and happy to offer any help you need during your visit. We can also arrange a guided tour to suit individuals or groups. To find out more please call us on +44(0) 2392 812931.
The site and the museum itself are fully accessible by wheelchair, and the museum houses a wheelchair accessible toilet. Lifts are also available to move from floor to floor, and we have a number of wheelchairs available on site to ensure all areas are accessible.
The museum has a fully accessible toilet with adult changing facilities.
Information and guides are available in large print formats. We also offer sensory resources, including tactile plans and painting of the ship. Visitors are also welcome to handle certain artefacts, both historical objects and replicas.
There is an audio loop system in exhibition spaces. We also provide transcripts and subtitles for the audio visual content in most areas. All guide and assistance dogs are most welcome.
We offer hands-on experiences for visitors, given by members of our team who are fully experienced and trained. We can also provide a short introductory guide in symbol-supported text.
You’ll find baby change facilities on site, and we offer plenty of children’s activities too. Our café has highchairs and staff will be happy to warm bottles for baby feeding.
Visitors’ guides are available in different languages, and we also provide children’s guides in Bengali, Chinese, Polish, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
If you have any concerns about your visit to the Mary Rose please call +44(0) 2392 812931.