Kids go FREE at the Royal Signals Museum this half-term!

Royal Signals Museum

22nd May 2025 ยท 1 min read

Kids go FREE at the Royal Signals Museum this half-term!

KIDS GO FREE at the Royal Signals Museum this half-term

Looking for a fun, educational, and budget-friendly day out for the whole family this May half-term? The Royal Signals Museum is thrilled to offer a KIDS GO FREE promotion throughout the May half-term holiday, inviting families to explore the exciting world of military communications - past, present, and future!

From Saturday 24th May 2025 to Saturday 31st May 2025, children aged under 16 go FREE with a paying adult. Located in Blandford Camp, Dorset, the Museum is packed with hands-on exhibits and interactive displays designed to engage and inspire curiosity.

What can families do at the Royal Signals Museum?

This is the perfect opportunity to explore the fascinating world of military communications, from wartime codebreaking to cutting-edge cyber technology.

Our interactive galleries provide an opportunity to drive an armoured vehicle through a virtual landscape, set up a satellite network and practice Morse code.

Experience incredible stories of teamwork and innovation through the Museum’s free Bloomberg Connects guide. Hear real soldiers and officers share their experiences in their own words with immersive audio and video content.

Visitors can put their skills to the test with our exciting Young Explorer trails - complete the challenges for a chance to win prizes! Plus, the team at Communications Cafe are on hand to keep you fed!

PLEASE NOTE: A valid photo ID (such as a passport, driving licence, MoD90, Post Office pass or bus pass) is required by an adult visitor for admission onto Blandford Camp. Please telephone the Museum ahead of your visit if you are not sure you can provide the necessary photo ID.

Plan your half-term adventure today!

https://royalsignals.org/royal-signals-museum/visit-us 

 

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