Opening Times
Prices
&
Accessibility
Open Weekends, Wednesdays and most Bank Holidays, with event days throughout the year.
10:00 - 17:00 (April to October)
10:00 - 16:00 (November to March)
We would appreciate it, if you are able to, help us by GiftAiding your admission, this allows us to claim an extra 25% from the Government. Please see full details below.
EVENT DAY
£8.50 Child
- Site Open for Viewing
- Unlimited Rides on Steam or Diesel Train
- Miniature Railway Rides on most event days
- Gift Shop Open
- Platform Two Café Open
Open 10:00 to 17:00 (April to October and 10:00 to 16:00 (November to March).
Trains run from 11:00 to 15:00 – please see individual event details for extact times and attractions.
MUSEUM VIEWING
£4 Child
- Site Open for Viewing
- Gift Shop Open
- Platform Two Café Open
Open 10:00 to 17:00 (April to October) and 10:00 to 16:00 (November to March)
SPECIAL EVENT
£9.50 Child
- Site Open for Viewing
- Unlimited Rides on all trains running
- Miniature & Model Railway Open
- Gift Shop Open
- Platform Two Café Open
Additional attrations, and/or entertainment, depening on nature of event.
Open 10:00 to 17:00 – Trains run from 11:00 to 15:00 – please see individual event details for extact times and attractions
GiftAid Your Admission and increase your support to us.
Gift Aid is a simple way to increase the value of your admission or donation by 25% to the Museum. If you pay tax in the UK please click the GiftAid option when you checkout or advise our reception staff when you visit. Museum Day ticket prices include a 10% voluntary donation which enables us to reclaim tax on the whole ticket price under Gift Aid. These vital funds go towards our conservation work however, you can choose not to include the donation when you buy your tickets.
Many Thanks, The East Anglian Railway Museum. Registered Charity
Important Information for when you visit.
ALL TICKET HOLDERS NEED TO GET THEIR TICKETS VALIDATED AT THE EARM RECEPTION AT THE FRONT OF THE STATION (IN FRONT OF THE CAR PARK) BEFORE ENTERING THE MUSEUM.
Please keep all children close to hand as train operations and vehicle movements by our volunteers on the site may occur at any time.
Platform 1 of the Museum is used by the Greater Anglia service to Sudbury and Marks Tey.
Well behaved Dogs on leads in are welcome in all areas, and there’s no charge for them at the EARM.
Accessibility
The Museum is open to all, due to the nature of the Heritage site a step footbridge joins the two halves of the museum across a working railway line so wheelchair users will need a vehicle to gain full access to both sides of the museum.
Most of the museum buildings are accessible including the Goods Shed, Restoration Shed, Model Railway Exhibition and Thompson Building .
This means that if you are arriving by train then you will need to use the step footbridge.
If you are arriving by car/minibus please drive to the visitor reception at the front of the station to purchase or validate your tickets and they will give you directions to drive to the rear gate to gain access to the Museum. (If possible can the wheelchair user please remain in the vehicle while another member of the party gets the tickets, this will save the wheelchair user from having to get back into the car to drive to the rear gate of the Museum)
Please call reception if you need any further assistance on
01206 242524
Accessible toilets are available in theThompson Building, adjacent to the Restoration Shed and on Platform 2.
Well behaved Dogs on leads in are welcome in all areas, and there’s no charge for them at the EARM.
