Frequently Asked Questions

Step into a world where imagination comes to life, brick by brick. Whether you're a lifelong fan, looking for a fun day out or beginning your LEGO® adventure, this museum is a celebration of the colorful blocks that have brought joy to millions of people around the world.

At Brickz, learn about the rich history, creativity, and artistry of LEGO®. From its beginnings in Billund, Denmark in 1932 to its evolution into the global brand it is now. A place to be inspired, learn, and be amazed by the unique artefacts on display.

Be amazed by the level of detail and craftsmanship in our collection of incredible MOC displays. From historical landmarks to familiar favourites, these intricate creations demonstrate just how much artistry and engineering can be achieved with simple LEGO® bricks.

The Brickz Museum was set up by a trust to become the place to share the knowledge, passion and some of the history around the world's favourite brick product: LEGO®. The people who make up the trust have been life long collectors themselves, have made many of their own creations (MOCs) and are keen to share their hobby into a public space with you all.

You can take as long as you would like looking at the displays but we recommend at least 2 hours to make the most of your visit.

During term time:
Friday
12.30pm to 6.30pm

Saturday
10.30am – 6pm

Sunday
10.30am – 5.30pm

School Holidays & Bank Holidays:
Monday to Thursday – 11am to 5.30pm

Find us at Brickz, 34 Secklow Gate West, Milton Keynes, MK9 3AT. Please note that the entrance is shared with the National Film & Sci-Fi Museum & the Pixel Bunker.

Full details can be found here

There is no public wi-fi attached to the museum but it has a good network provider signal. Please ensure that any tickets required for entry are downloaded in advance if you do not have a data package.

The area has a range of parking options available immediately outside the venue, various fees apply and check signage when you arrive for details.

We have a small range of drinks and confectionery available for sale in the shop.

Your ticket is valid for the entrance time selected until close. You're welcome to leave and return as you wish throughout the day.

There are a number of different ticket types available. Please visit our online shop for the full details.

Tickets are subject to availability and can be purchased through our online ticket shop.

They can also be purchased on the door, subject to capacity.

We encourage you to think carefully before purchasing tickets as they are non-transferable or refundable. Our full ticket T&Cs can be found here

Our tickets are powered by Eventbrite. When you order you will be sent an electronic ticket in PDF form. These can be printed at home in advance or shown on your smart devices for scanning. You can also download the Eventbrite App which stores all your tickets in one place. Please note that the tickets will only scan once so each person wishing to take part in the activity requires their own ticket.

The tickets can be paid for in advance through our online shop or on the day using cash or all major payment cards.

We welcome fans of all ages. Children under 5 years of age have free entry to the museum and can take part in activities with their parents as long as they have a fully valid ticket. They will still require a ticket to register their attendance.

Yes. We have a changing station available on the ground floor.

Yes. We have two toilets, one of which is an accessible toilet.

Photography is welcomed within the Brickz Museum. 

Be sure to tag us on Facebook, Instagram and X (formally Twitter) and use the official hashtag #BrickzMuseum.

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Please visit our information pageIf at any point during the day you have any issues, your first port of call would be to speak to our staff at the Front Desk or the crew members during an event. If for some reason they are unable to assist then please ask to speak to the Duty Manager. Please note that it is very hard for us to rectify any issues you have after your visit so please do highlight these at the time so we can assist in making your trip to the Brickz Museum as enjoyable as possible.

If you find an item, then please hand it into a member of the staff or crew who will make sure it gets to the Front Desk. If you lose an item, please visit the Front Desk with the full details of what it is that you have lost. If they do not have the item, you can leave your details with them in case it gets handed in at a later stage.

The National Film & Sci-Fi Museum is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and exhibition of the art, skills and dedication that goes into delivering some of the world’s most successful films and tv shows.

Please note, there is a separate charge for this facility.

If you like playing retro arcade games, then this is the area to go to. The Pixel Bunker is a Retro Arcade filled to the brim with classic arcade machines such as Pac-Man, Galaga, Donkey Kong and so much more!

Please note that there is a separate charge for this facility.

Yes! We're pleased to confirm we offer a combination ticket to give you access to Brickz Museum, The National Film & Sci-Fi Museum and The Pixel Bunker for the price of 2!

Adult - £31*
Child - £22*
Family - £94*

*Plus booking fees

Unfortunately not. The team have spent a long time curating and creating the displays and want as many people as possible to experience them.

The world of LEGO® comes with its own language. We have done a simple guide for you here for some that you may see around the museum

AFOL - Adult Fan of LEGO
TFOl - Teen Fan of LEGO
KFOl - Kid Fan of LEGO
MOC - My Own Creation
BURP - big ugly rock piece
LAN - Lego Ambassadors Network
LUG - Lego User Group
SNOT bricks - Stud Not On Top
TLG - the LEGO group