A museum that shows the history of the public transport though the years it is very well presented and top spec. 10 out of 10 . A fantastic place to spend a day and ride on vintage vehicles for the day

This was a great way to spend a few hours, free parking, £25.00 family ticket. Very knowledgable staff and very helpful. We got to ride on a few of the old buses and coaches, forgot how bumpy the back seats were, met some of the old bus drivers who very kindly let my grandson sit in the drivers seat. Nice little canteen and plenty to explore for all ages, little steam train that takes the kids around and only £1.50 a go. Well worth a vist just for the nostalgia factor!!!!

Found this museum by accident when we were at Beckett's Farm. Got a free shuttle bus to the museum which only cost £7 and all the volunteers were so helpful and informative. Lots of buses and milk floats to see and a small steam train. You could have unlimited rides on the well cared for old buses, including an open topped one. Teas and sandwiches were reasonably priced, so it was a good, affordable day out.

A fantastic day out really worth a trip , lots to see and very friendly helpful staff , some stunning examples on show , I have attached a few pics from our visit and also uploaded a few videos on our youtube channel - 9186SZ - YouTube

Little gem of a place, ok you do need to be a little interested in public transport from back in the day and it's a great nostalgia trip. Doesn't cost much, free bus ride (ours was an open top) cafe is old school, nothing fancy and really well priced, coffee, ice cream, two cakes just under £6. Well recommend.

We had a wonderful, soggy Saturday with the whole family here. We visited with a 2 year old, a 1 year old and 4 adults. The volunteers were one of the best things about the museum- they are SO knowledgeable and accommodating and generally just happy to be there! There is an incredible amount of exhibits, interactive displays and vehicles you can board. There is a fab, inexpensive cafe with a reasonable amount of variety, as well as picnic tables and outdoor seating and play area for young children. We took a ride on a double decker bus but missed the ride on train due to our bad timing. We will definitely return and have another few family days out because as our children get older they will enjoy and engage in different aspects.

Amazing day out here entry price is very reasonable for a familly of four....... loads to do for the kids... lots of places to get snacks or a sit down bit to eat in the cafe....we even had a shuttle buss to take us from the car park to the event amazing loads of interest buses and displays...plus the miniature railway is great....loved every minute there.

What can have more fun than visiting the museum. You know, we were already driving BEVs almost a century ago!

Excellent experience. Lovely staff who look after you, mini train and bus rides, cafe and shop open. Child's play area, picnic spot. Vintage buses and milk floats, well worth a visit

A destination venue for bus enthusiasts, main event days are predominantly around bank holidays, where there is intensive vehicle running, a free bus is usually available in event days from Birmingham city centre to the museum. Mostly Midlands area buses on display in 3 large halls, facilities include a miniature railway, cafe, gift shop, and a children's play area. On busier days an alternative car park is used which is approximately 1/4 mile from the museum, with an accessible shuttle bus running every 10 mins.

Interesting afternoon spent at the Transport Museum in Wythall. If you have any interest in coach/ bus travel through the years then you must visit this museum. The volunteers on hand were all extremely knowledgeable and the selection and numbers of buses are fantastic. Many have been restored but you can also see all types in many forms of condition. You can sit in the buses and really get a feel for buses from a bygone age. Vintage fire engines are also on display adding to the interest of the museum. Another interesting display was a number of electric milk floats. Imagine that.... battery power!!! I still remember the chinking of bottles as the milk was delivered by the milkman, it heralded the start of the day. There are great activities for children so this would be a good to place for a family to visit. The cafe team were really friendly with a good selection of refreshments available. We went on a nice drive in an open topped bus which was great and really gave you a sense of traveling in these old vehicles. I would recommend a visit to the Transport Museum. It's easy to get to, good parking and very interesting

We had a great day yesterday worth the money. The free bus ran was amazing. Its a shame the museum isn't more advertised I.E Facebook, other social media sites. Only released after 18years the museum is about 2miles from my house if I would of knew it was this near I would of came alot sooner

My Grandson and I really enjoyed the visit, we were both very impressed. Its a great shame that there is not enough space to display the preserved Busses a little better.

Fantastic museum for all ages, well worth a visit

Lovely friendly museum, fab day out! They have free bus rides with different buses and little steam train locomotive that you can ride just give a donation to ride. Loads of old buses to look at, some you can go in and sit down on. My son aboustly loves there!

Fantastic !!!!

An excellent and well organised museum large collection of Old buses and good value for money

It was jst amazing & so well lkd after.a real value 4 money 4 all ages.had fond memories..

Ask about a bus. Was told the wrong bus, don't trust what you are told

Nice few hours out, well worth a visit.

Excellent museum with a variety of local vehicles including many electric vehicles

Let's see why we gave this place one star. They had a icescream van.we got over charge tryed to complane but was met with rudeness.Am thinking of contact this place to get the guy banned.It is a great place but this destroyed a great day.

this place is great its nice to see how think was mene years ago to how think are now well visit its again soon

Loved it here..volunteer staff brilliant...plenty to look at...miniature railway..bus rides on certain days... good admission charges. No hesitation in recommending

Took my grandson today, I would definitely recommend it, well will definitely be going back for a return visit. we all had a great time. The bus rides where great, exploring the local area. The way the museum is set out is good because there is alway something different for little ones to do. Thank you and congratulations to all the volunteers for giving up their time to make it a great day out. 😊

If you like buses and milk floats this is the place Nice people too

Great day out. Loads of buses and electric vehicles (milk floats). Volunteers very friendly and helpful. Had lovely bus ride on 1965 open top bus (approx.half hour). Nice cafe. Altogether total nostalgia overload. Highly recommended.

Brilliant day out for all ages. I went with my partner, his 83 year old mother and my daughter, son in law and toddler grandchildren. The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. You are able to enter several of the exhibits yourself but any that are roped off are often accessible if you find a member of staff to escort you and they will tell you the history and details too. There are buses of all ages, memorabilia, milk floats, a trolley bus and even a fire engine with a bell (especially popular with my grandson). Included in the ticket price (£7 for adults £4 kids with family tickets available and with under 5's free) is a 30 minute open top bus ride around the local area and there is also a small miniature railway from just £1.50 extra. For kids there is an outdoor play area and an indoor play cabin. The cafe is very reasonably priced and does a variety of hot drinks, crisps, chocolate, ice cream and some cake and sandwiches. There is also a van selling chips and burgers and a small shop with books and timetable memorabilia as well as some models to purchase . Plenty of seating inside and outside the cafe and picnic benches on the green by the entrance and carpark, where there is ample parking. Dogs are welcome on short leads everywhere but inside the cafe, unless of course they are assistance dogs. It is wheelchair accessible apart from the buses used for the ride as they are obviously old stock, but for those with some mobility they provide steps to help you get on board. We were there all day it was so interesting and will definitely be returning.

This is a real hidden gem that a friend found by accident, we had a great half day out with our little kids including their first bus ride. There's buses through the ages, activities and things to learn in the museum, a great little playground with a milkfloat with chalkboard sides, bus rides, Café and shop, hot food trailer, toddler playroom, workshops, miniature railway.

Excellent museum for bus fanatics, a huge collection to look round. The volunteers were brilliant, very knowledgeable, eager to chat and show you round the buses. Even did a 30 minute bus ride on a vintage bus for no extra charge. Spent around 4 hours there.

Interesting day, with lots of the old buses from all over the country. Twilight bus ride included in small entrance fee, also old fire engines and milk floats. Staffed by volunteers. Lovely food in on-site cafe

👋Perfect for all the family ! I took my 8 year old son, and my 76 year old dad (in a mobility scooter)...and both were delighted the whole day. The cafe has the most friendly volunteers, and the cappuccino delicious!☕ ❣️I loved the milk float exhibition , and we went on the vintage bus tour , and the miniature railway which my son loved most of all. Thank you to all the hard working staff - We will be back!

Beautiful blast from the past with the buses and we were escorted to the depo by an dres bus shuttle service there and back. The drivers were so warm and welcoming

Fantastic day out for young and old. Plenty of history to navigate but also caters for young children with a playbarn and plenty of play equipment.

Interesting museum. Admission includes a free bus ride. Additional charge for the miniature railway.

Brilliant place to spend a couple of hours and a bus ride to boot. Great fun

Nice place, great to see all old busses and even better seeing the old milk floats. Good bit of history young and old and even a little steam train to take u round the grounds, picnic area and a little tea room (great cakes). Price to get in was great @ £4 slightly more if they have something going on.

Fantastic place

Excellent day out

Brilliant place. Friendly staff 100% enjoyable place for All age groups.

Lots to see and do for all ages

The kids loved the open top bus ride in the sunshine and the train ride was fab for them too. Lots of space for a picnic and they have a nice takeaway coffee too!

Very good for wot it is totally enjoyable thanks for a enjoyable experience.

Aboustly amazing!!

Good place to visit went on a bus ride to maypole and back and a ride on the train definitely going for another visit next year

Enjoying my day out.

A lovely way to spend a rainy afternoon with children. Incredibly friendly and helpful staff/volunteers. Lots to see and we enjoyed the free bus trip too.

Superb day out. Have no interest in buses bit brought the kids for a day out. Lovely place very informative. Staff are lovely and very helpful. Full of nostalgia. Awesome day out recommend to anybody. U don't need a 2nd mortgage either cheap family day out

Throughly enjoyed my time at the Open day. Very friendly people and a great selection of buses to view

A hidden gem. Museum was full of historic buses and other vehicles. Kids really enjoyed the train ride which was fab considering its run on donations. Guided tour was useful and child friendly. Good facilities including parking, cafe and toilets.

Very good value. If you like buses, electric vehicles and free rides it's a must. Don't forget to leave contributions for the good work.

Brilliant volunteer led museum. Free bus journey and miniature train ride for the kids to get "hands on with history". Farm shop nearby for a family picnic, as the cafe is limited at the moment (Covid-19).

Nicely run museum with a range of well restored buses. Includes history exhibits and a small outdoor steam train for the kids. If you like buses you'll love this place. Nice afternoon/morning activity.

Excellent exhibits, well displayed and with lots of information pertaining to them all. Staff very courteous and knowledgeable. Only slight negative, was the speed with which they wanted visitors out as the place was closing. No one likes being delayed from going home after a long day, I grant them that, but I'd suggest that there are better ways of saying so than we witnessed. Otherwise, excellent. Certainly worth a visit. Maybe leave before it closes though.

Very very interesting, so many beautiful vintage buses and rides on some of them. Brilliant.

Took my family here for the day. It was a beautiful place with buses being restored to their former glory. Well done to all the staff and volunteers

A great day out for the kids and bus nerds as well.

Very nice day out

Well worth a visit

Best collection of buses, reminded me of my childhood on the 58 route to Birmingham and the Midland Red 159 to Coventry

Nice day out the kids loved it

We visited today as part of home-ed group and had a guided tour and bus ride. Dave our guide was absolutely fantastic with the kids, very knowledgeable and made the trip informative, interactive and relaxed. Thank you 'Wave at Dave'!

If you have never been i would definitely recommend this place classic bus rides miniature railway good cafe

Great day out for a young family. We took our two year old daughter who loves buses and she loved it. We got to ride the bus and the miniature train (my personal highlight). There were lots of things to read for people interested in the history of the transport. We just enjoying exploring.

Nice place. Disabled access not so good. Hard to see from a wheelchair. Can't really squeeze through the shop and between the buses. Shame they are cramped together

Enjoyed a fabulous day out, had a lovely lunch there & went back for a cuppa & cake later on. So much to see & enjoy, there's something for all ages.

This was excellent. Lots to see & plenty of buses to ride on

Enjoyable

Friendly place, nice old Buses.. Enjoyed the bus ride.

Best transport museum experience

Excellent museum - nice and informal but very well organised. Incredible array of bus exhibits.