Neverland - An Indoor Peter Pan Experience - Birmingham

Duration: About 45 minutes

Ages: For all audiences

Venue: Gas Hall, Birmingham Mus…

From

£8.00

Experience highlights What to expect

A spellbinding transformation
Step into a Neverland transformation inside the iconic Gas Hall Exhibition Gallery.
Whimsical worlds to explore
Whimsical forests, pirate ships and rooms filled with twinkling lights.
Meet beloved characters
Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook, Tinkerbell and the crocodile.
Crafted by heritage experts
An immersive design by Culture Creative.
Supporting a good cause
£1 from every ticket goes to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (registered charity no. 1160024).

On the day How it works

Choose your date and time
Pick your slot in the ticket selector, as opening times vary by day.
Arrive and check in
Arrive 5 minutes before your slot and show the e-ticket barcode on your phone.
Step into Neverland
Take about 45 minutes to explore the enchanted rooms and meet the characters along the way.

In short About the experience

This autumn, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery transforms into the fantastical world of Neverland. Inspired by J.M. Barrie's beloved classic Peter Pan, this immersive experience pays homage to the author's legacy and his historic 1929 gift to Great Ormond Street Hospital. Explore exquisitely decorated rooms adorned with fairy lights, pirate ships and enchanted landscapes while meeting your favourite characters along the way. Created by Culture Creative, it supports Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (registered charity no. 1160024).

About the venueBirmingham Museum & Art Gallery

The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in England, is a cultural hub with diverse art and historical collections. Its unique architecture by Yeoville Thomason showcases the city's rich heritage with cast-iron columns.

Address
Chamberlain Square, Birmingham, B3 3DH
Parking
There's no parking at the museum. The nearest car park is Town Hall Car Park (B5 4AD), about 5 minutes' walk away; charges apply and Blue Badge parking is free. Town Hall tram stop and New Street and Snow Hill stations are close by.
Accessibility
Accessible for people with reduced mobility. The Gas Hall is on Level 1, with lift access from Edmund Street, and wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge. There's no seating along the route and no strobe lighting.

FAQs Frequently asked questions

When is Neverland open?

Neverland is closed on Mondays (except 26 October, 21 December and 28 December) and on 25 December. Opening times vary by day, so please check the ticket selector.

Can I change my date or get a refund?

Tickets are non-refundable. You can change the date or time up to 48 hours before your visit, subject to availability.

When should I arrive?

Please arrive 5 minutes before your time slot and show the e-ticket barcode on your phone; screenshots of the confirmation email aren't accepted. Last entry is 15 minutes after the final slot of the day, and re-entry isn't permitted.

Are carers and pushchairs welcome?

Disabled ticket holders can book one free carer ticket at checkout. Pushchairs are welcome, though at busy times you may be asked to leave them in the pushchair parking area.

Can I take photos, and is there food and drink?

Photos are encouraged (#NeverlandAtBMAG), but tripods, flash and selfie sticks aren't allowed. There's no food or drink inside the experience; the museum Tearoom is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm.

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