British Museum

This review is for my visit to the Feminine Power exhibition, which is on in Room 35 until 25 September 2022. The exhibition is fantastic and I highly recommend it. However, I was surprised for a world class museum that its access was let down in a few areas.

Booked a Blue Badge parking space at the museum. On arrival the security guards had my name and car details on a list. They let me in and directed me to my parking space just in front of the main entrance to the museum. On entering the museum, they had a wheelchair with my name on it all ready for me. Everyone was so friendly and helpful and I got the impression that nothing would have been too much for them. My parking space was booked for the whole of the afternoon and I was able to enjoy the Beckett exhibition without worrying about time. It was the most relaxed visit to a museum I have had in years. The museum staff spoke to me and my 'carer' equally. I will certainly be visiting the museum again as it was so easy to book a space and all the staff were so helpful.

Not visited yet but wanted to let you know how easy it is to book tickets, BB parking and wheelchair loan. Just one phone call and a very helpful person at the other end. Can't wait to visit the Becket exhibition knowing that I can park and get around the museum. I live outside London and didn't want to risk driving up to London after having purchased tickets to find that I cannot get parking close by or get around. The V&A should take note!!