No idea about dogs.

I have impaired mobility and visited Tim & Tide in early October 2021. There is in fact a lift tucked away on the exit side of the current one-way visitor route which I would guess is not intended for visitors. However, it was very quiet on the day we were there, and spotting my walking stick the young man taking admission offered me its use to get upstairs, as did later a couple of staff preparing an exhibition on the first floor in the downward direction. I actually chose the steps which I did not find too taxing. I thought the staff were very considerate, and I would guess that if the museum is not too busy they might extend the same courtesies to other people who are less in denial of their disabilitities than me.

HI - many thanks for your enquiry. Museums pass relates to the Norfolk Museums Service membership pass which is a yearly pass bought by visitors and allows unlimited entry to the 10 museums of NMS. Free entry is only valid for volunteers working at Norfolk Museums Service sites. We do hope that this answers your query - please contact our reception team in case of further query.

£6. They offer a 5% discount for students and for people over 60. Unfortunately I was only 59 and a half and I didn't want to wait 6 months.

I don’t so, I think it’s mainly guide dogs. But you might be best to email and check!

Hello - the museum is open daily (at the moment Mon-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat-Sun 12-4pm). From 29 March 2018 we change to Summer hours and will be open 10am-4.30pm each day.

Hi there, I am afraid that we do not have our own car park. There is however an inexpensive pay & display car park just opposite the Museum on Blackfriars’ Road. In addition many of the streets that surround the Museum are not controlled parking zones.

Hi rchatts2016, Here are our admission prices: Adult: £5.70 Concession*: £5.40 Child: (4-18) £4.55 Family (1 adult + all children): £14.55 Family (2 adults + all children): £19.40 Twilight Ticket (1 hour before closing): £2 We hope to see you at Time and Tide soon.

Hello and many thanks for your enquiry. Unfortunately we do not allow dogs into the museum buildings - we have a guide dogs only policy. Dogs are allowed into the courtyard area in front of the café only and must be on a lead and accompanied at all times. We hope that this answers your query - please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any further questions.