Quiet Mornings

Join us for a quiet morning aimed at anyone who would appreciate a calmer visit to The Tank Museum.

Quiet mornings will be on offer one Saturday every season. From 0900-1100 all sounds, and interactives will be turned off to reduce sensory input.

This session is primarily for, but not limited to, families of children with autism; young people and adults with autism; children with social, emotional, or mental health needs; adults living with dementia and any other visitors with sensory needs or who may prefer a more relaxed experience.

At 1100 sounds will be switched back on, but visitors are welcome to remain in the Museum for as long as they like.

Sensory Backpacks can be borrowed from Main Admissions free of charge. Our sensory backpacks are for families and children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. Backpacks include ear defenders, magnifying glass, book, squeezy toy, torch, periscope, and Commander Basil bear.

  • 1 February, 7 June, 27 September & 6 December 2025
  • 9am – 11am
  • Annual Passes are valid
  • Sensory backpacks available
  • Free parking & WiFi
  • Onsite restaurant and café
  • Find out more about accessibility at the Museum HERE
  • Book online to save 15%

Find out more about accessibility at The Tank Museum, including a full description of our facilities and Access Statement here. If you have any questions about our Quiet Mornings, please email visit@tankmuseum.org or call 01929 405096 between 9am and 5pm. 

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