What makes it 81% Baby-Friendly: Under-5s enter free and join Baby:Active sessions; pushchairs ride lifts and changing tables are on two floors, yet no stated nursing room means feeding privacy may require advance enquiry.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Covers key galleries and allows baby play breaks without rushing.
Discovery Zone play area:
Soft mats and sensory walls in a space just for under-5s.
Tip: Let your baby explore textures while you watch nearby.
Baby Active sessions:
Fortnightly sensory movement and singing classes for non-walkers.
Tip: Book in advance via Eventbrite to secure your spot.
Explorer Bag loan:
Free sensory kit with ear defenders and texture paddles.
Tip: Pick up at Welcome Wing before starting your tour.
Baby-changing and feeding:
Changing tables on ground floor and Level 1; breastfeeding welcome.
Tip: Use quieter mid-week mornings for more privacy.
The museum stays warm and dry year-round. Check school holiday programmes for extra baby sessions.
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Anh Quân Lê
I felt so blessed to come across this museum during my visit to Manchester. As we all know, the English Premier League is the best in the world. And in Manchester, you can find two of the biggest clubs in football, both in the same city. At this museum, you can explore all the creativity, history, and passion behind English football. Truly awesome!
Bowen Zhang
Good price for an annual pass. The stories are informative and staff are friendly. Many exhibits are interactive. Suitable for both solo travellers and families.
Ben Mcloughlin
Fantastic couple of hours spent at the NFM - Packed with one of a kind memorabilia from every era and generation of football. Lots of interactive stuff to do for the kids, both young and the young at heart kids! Ticket prices are very reasonable, and the gift shop isn't one that feels overpriced either
Alex Crisp
Visited the Football Museum in Manchester and it was a mixed experience for me. There are some good interactive bits, especially for kids – things like penalty shootouts, making your own magazine cover, and different touch exercises. The building itself is very striking from the outside and the architecture is worth a look. Inside, there’s a lift to every floor, clean toilets, and a café if you fa...
Robi Hammond
The National Football Museum is a must-visit for any fan of the beautiful game, tickets last for 12 months with multiple visits. With fascinating exhibits, historic memorabilia, and interactive displays, it brings football's rich history to life. Whether you're reliving iconic moments, testing your skills, or exploring the evolution of the sport, there's something for everyone. You'll definitely l...
Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Admission (all ages) | GBP 0 |
The Dugout Café snack | GBP 5 |
Total Estimated | GBP 5 |
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