Really good day out, learned loads and the volunteers were so knowledgeable and approachable. Concorde “experience” is a must. The track, the cars, planes, buses,bikes and everything else were amazing. So pleased we went.

My partner & I visited Brooklands and had a great day, loads to see and do including walking sections of the original track. The volunteers were enthusiastic and very happy to talk about the exhibits, making anything they spoke about more interesting. If you like cars, bikes, planes or buses, this is the place to visit. Unfortunately Brooklands is far from where we live or we would visit more often. The only disappointment was the concord experience, we visited on a hot day so we sweated through the initial intro talk on the bus and again on-board concord ultimately leaving us unbearably hot and looking forward to getting off the plane.

Brilliant. .something for everyone.. and free parking so no checking if overstaying parking and payment hassle. Easy to return to car for picnic etc and re enter venue. Very relaxed atmosphere and we have been several times and there is always more to see. We always leave not having seen everything which means we go again. Good for children too. Staff very helpful and nice .

It's a pity that the sat nav takes you to a non visitor entrance and that their information sign then gives you the same wrong postcode to follow, but also suggests following brown signs, which we did, although it doesn''t tell you which way to turn out of that gate. It's on the same road as, but beyond, Mercedes Benz The car park is large and you enter via a footbridge. Once inside it's much larger than I expected and we didn't see everything, so it warrants more than one visit if you're interested in this kind of thing. There are shed and hangars to enter with plentiful information boards. Perhaps my only complaint on this would be that everything is squashed in together. It could do with more space. There are outside exhibits such as Concorde and other planes, some of which you can enter. The Concorde experience was good and an eye opener. We didn't get time to walk on the track or see the curve. The London Bus museum is now sited here as well, included in the admission so that's worth a look and I was fascinated by Barnes Wallis Stratosphere. The cafe however is terrible. The food was limited, poor and expensive for what it was - in my case a tepid tuna mayo baguette. The staff were especially rude. Staff elsewhere were very good, welcoming and informative.

We were given a 'red letter day' gift card for an anniversary which my wife and I recently used for a day out at Brooklands Museum. We have previously visited on a couple of occasions and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of looking around this famous site. There is much to see in the various areas, including bicycles, motorcycles, cars, racing cars, airplanes and even buses. The museum is well organised and laid out providing visitors with the site's detailed history and lots of information throughout the visitor experience with many helpful volunteers to assist with any questions. In addition to the many vehicles, the site itself is absolutely fascinating which includes the clubhouse, garages, bridges, ticket office, and of course the original racetrack with it's enormous banked bend. The clubhouse upstairs is for members and below is the 1930's styled Sunbeam Restaurant for hot & cold meals and drinks. Our gift included lunch which we enjoyed. Overall we had a lovely day arriving late morning and staying over 4 hours to explore and see the many new additions to the museum. Recommended.

Visited again after a gap of five years and the museum was as impressive as ever. Good atmosphere , with lots of retired engineers around to give helpfull information. The original banked track still has a long way to go towards full restoration. Good cafe in a building with a 1930s atmosphere. Well worth a visit to support a museum that reminds us of past UK engineering achievements . Everything from Concord to London Buses.

This is an interesting day out with all the history of the track and the aircraft history of brooklands. Lots of knowledgeable staff to help and answer questions. The Concorde tour and talk was great. One thing that really lets the whole place down was the cafe. It didn't have all food ready at 12.15 although that wasn't a big deal as there was still a lot of choice and what we had was very nice. However the hot chocolate was tepid chocolate. However it is not a comfortable or pleasant atmosphere with no music to soften the echo of the area so that you felt everybody could hear your conversation. It wasn't a busy day with only about 3 tables occupied but there were several other tables left uncleared and cleaned the whole time we were there which looked unsightly.

We came here for a family birthday treat (11 of us in total) with ages ranging from 11 to 83. There really was something for everyone and all ages had a great time looking at all the different forms of transport - many of us reminiscing about travel back in the 60s, 70s and 80s, whether by plane, bus, bike or car! The youngsters enjoyed the fast cars and looking at all the old vehicles. The volunteers in each of the hangers were very helpful in talking about the exhibits and answering all our questions. We went on a day with a special event but we missed some of it because we didn’t have an idea of the times. Perhaps these could be better displayed or explained as people check in? Because others had mentioned the cafe not being very good, we had brunch before going and then went for a nice tea in the nearby Brooklands hotel afterwards, so we would definitely recommend doing this and then enjoying your time at the museum in between.

Brilliant day out for adults and children. The staff are really friendly, knowledgable and always willing to help. So much to see and do on a day visit so return trips a must. The Concorde experience is amazing. Really interesting to hear the history and how the aeroplane works at supersonic speeds. There is nowhere in the world to see such a prestigious collection of aeroplanes, cars, motorbikes, bicycles and buses in the world. A magical day out for all and an inspiration for young children.

As an enthusiast of anything with an engine, I could scarcely contain my glee at Brooklands museum. There are vintage racing cars and bikes in the museum of the legendary Brooklands racing circuit (there is a part of the original banked circuit visible), and in the part of the site dedicated to Brooklands' aircraft manufacturing history there are several airliners that can be boarded and explored. There are also military aircraft that can be experienced as well. I personally enjoyed the display of aircraft engines, many of which are automated so you can see the workings. Included in the admission fee is entry to the London bus museum which is small but again, many of the exhibits can be boarded and viewed upclose. Well worth the admission fee.