Date/Time: Wednesday, 19th August 2026 at 11:00
Location: Brooklands Museum, Brooklands Drive, Weybridge, KT13 0SL
Price: £21 per adult, £10.50 per child plus a supplement of £27pp for the Concorde Experience
Event Organiser: Derrick Daines. 22 Fulford Road, Caterham CR3 5SQ
This is a full day out at which you can explore classic vehicles, racing cars, motorcycles and historic aircraft. Discover the world famous Concorde as well as British motorsport history at the world’s first purpose-built race track.
Brooklands was built at Weybridge, Surrey in 1907. It was the birthplace of British motorsport and aviation, home of Concorde and the site of many engineering and technological achievements throughout eight decades of the 20th century. Brooklands helped to shape Britain and the World.
The Brooklands circuit was built by local landowners Hugh and Ethel Locke King on 330 acres of farm and woodland on their estate. It included two huge banked sections nearly 30 ft high and the track was 100 ft wide, made of concrete and incorporating two long straights. The total length of the track was 3.25 miles. This outstanding feat of engineering was built in only nine months.
In 1909 an area in the middle of the track was cleared to create one of Britain’s first aerodromes, from which Louis Paulhan gave Britain’s first public flying demonstration that October. Soon other pioneers were attracted to Brooklands, including Tommy Sopwith, who learned to fly at Brooklands in 1910. He subsequently formed and led first the Sopwith and later the Hawker aircraft companies which produced the majority of Britain’s fighter aircraft in the 20th century.
Additional Booking Information
You may book for up to nine people to come to this event. The prices per person are:
- £21- Adult admission
- £10.50 – Child aged 4-17 admission
- £27 – additional charge for the Concorde Experience
Please provide the number of adult, child and Concorde Experience supplements you require in the “Additional Booking Information” form field.
Notes:
- The price quoted in your confirmation email will be incorrect; Derrick will specify the correct amount when he requests payment.
- The Concorde Experience is dependent on sufficient numbers booking. We need between 12 and 16 bookings to make this viable (or 28 and 32 if it is very popular).
Venue Information
- Accessibility
- Most of the Museum site is wheelchair accessible, although the inside of the aircraft (including Concorde) may only be reached by steps. There are disabled toilet facilities in the Clubhouse, Jackson Shed, Vickers Suite and London Bus Museum. All public areas inside the Clubhouse have flat, level access.
- Catering
- The Sunbeam Café opens at 10:00 until 15 minutes before the Museum closes. Guests can enjoy hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, cakes and snacks across the day. Hot and cold meals are served between 12:00 and 14:30.
- Parking
- The main Museum car park is FREE and located at the main entrance.
Event Booking
Please note that all bookings are subject to our Event Booking Rules.
The standard, printable event booking sheet is downloadable here.