V&A East Museum

• What they offer

  V&A East Museum is a five-floor museum in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park exploring making and creativity, with free permanent 'Why We Make' galleries displaying over 500 objects and a landmark exhibition, 'The Music is Black: A British Story'. On-site facilities include two shops, Cafe Jikoni, lockers, a buggy park and toilets on each floor. It is open daily 10.00–18.00, with late opening until 22.00 on Thursdays and Saturdays.

• Ages served

  Not stated on this website, though the page mentions children's options in the cafe, baby changing facilities and buggy parking, and that the museum was created with young people.

• Accessibility & sensory provision

  Both entrances are step-free and wheelchair accessible, with passenger lifts on each floor and accessible toilets on every floor; wheelchairs can be borrowed (booking at least 24 hours ahead recommended, or first-come, first-served on arrival). The nearest step-free station is Stratford, a 15–20 minute walk, and there is public Blue Badge parking on Carpenters Road on a first-come, first-served basis. A private quiet space is available for anyone who may require it.

• Quiet / relaxed sessions

  The page states a private quiet space is available for anyone who may require it, but no quiet or relaxed sessions are mentioned.

• Cost

  Admission is free, though some exhibitions and events carry a separate charge and Members visit free. Disabled visitors are entitled to discounted exhibition tickets and can add a free companion or carer ticket to every disabled ticket.

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