This is Bournemouth Aviation Museum – have a look around.
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New areas of the museum now open
The newly expanded areas of the museum are now open. This includes a fully refurbished and enlarged shop area with more display space and improved entrance area. We now also have a new cabin specifically devoted to the local aviation heritage of Bournemouth and telling the story of how and why aviation is such an important and integral part of this area.
^ The new expanded entrance area and shop.
^ The Aviation Heritage Centre
^ The new Spitfire cafe/coffee shop open will be open certain days
^ New exhibit area with the Jersey Fire engine, Lynx helicopter and Royal Navy Hunter.
New car parking arrangements have been introduced at Adventure Wonderland and Bournemouth Aviation Museum. This is to enable some of the excess car parking spaces on the large site to be utilized for short/long-term parking for passengers/friends from Bournemouth airport. The areas are clearly signposted so please make sure if you are visiting the Aviation Museum you park in the correct area.
All visitors to the Aviation Museum still have access to free car parking, but you must follow this procedure:
When first entering the museum, at the reception/cash desk you MUST enter your car registration on the tablet pad by the front door. This is to ensure that the car parking company is notifed that you are a museum visitor and eligible for free car parking. Failure to do this will result in that company making a penalty charge against you. Please note that the car parking company is not part of BAM and we have no control over any parking disputes.
