Imperial War Museum Duxford

We arrived midday and sadly no disabled bays left. Considering the size it could do with a few more bays. Ended up parking a few hundred meters away. There is a drop off area but it's hard when you are the driver. A career ticket provided without asking for any proof which was nice. It's still very much step free and lots of automated doors. Enough seating. They have a bus to get you around and it has a chair lift. Although we didn't use mainly it seemed a bit infrequent and seemed to just drive between the main galleries but we didn't try really. They are moving bits around at the moment and one gallery is closed but still plenty to see. Only slight annoyance was the restaurant in the middle had run out of food but 2pm and we had to go to the other which had the same food the other had run out of. Not sure why they didn't just restock. It was a long walk and again the bus wasn't running. Lots and lots flying and had an enjoyable day but I overdid it and struggling today!

We have visited the working airfield and imperial war museum many times because it is so accessible! Our most recent visit included an air show. the site is incredibly accessible - flat, ramped or with lifts. In our experience only one room ( operations room) was a bit trickier- but help was provided. Some of the displays are, by their nature, not accessible (can’t climb on board the Concorde) but the ramps and levels mean everything can be seen.

This is a full day out with plenty of indoor and outdoor things to do and see. We spent the last day of our holiday here and will almost certainly come back again, probably for one of their flying days.