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Blenheim Palace Opening Times & Admission Prices 2013

2013 Opening Times & Prices 

Season Description
Overall Dates
  • Saturday 9 February to Friday 13 December 2013
  • Saturday 9 February to Sunday 3 November 2013 (Palace open daily)
  • Wednesday 6 November to Friday 13 December 2013 (Palace open Wednesday to Sunday)
Opening Hours
  • Palace & Formal Gardens open daily, Gardens open from 10.00am, Palace from 10.30am to 5:30pm (last admission 4.45pm) with areas to be vacated by 6.00pm
  • Park open daily from 9.00am to 6.00pm (last admission 4.45pm or dusk) except Christmas Day - all areas to be vacated by 6.30pm latest

 

The Palace, Stables Exhibition and Formal Gardens

Open daily, Palace and Stables Exhibition from 10.30am to 5:30pm (last admission 4.45pm) with areas to be vacated by 6.00pm

Formal Gardens open from 10.00am

The Park

Open daily from 9am to 6pm or dusk (last admission 4.45pm) except Christmas Day - all areas to be vacated by 6.30pm latest

The Pleasure Gardens

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All areas open 10am - 6pm last admission 5.30pm:

 

The Butterfly House

Lavender Garden

The Maze  

The Adventure Play Area

 

The Children's Shop at the Pleasure Gardens

Open 10am - 4pm / Weekends and Holidays 10am - 5pm

 

The "Pottering About" Studio

Open 10am - 4pm, 7 days a week (March - October Halloween Week)

 

The Miniature Train

 

Runs daily from 11am until 5.30pm

See train departure times at the stations

Hensington Gate

 

Open from 9am until 4.45 pm daily

East Courtyard Visitor Centre

Shop and Oxfordshire Pantry

9.30am - 6pm


The Oxfordshire Craft Gallery 

11am - 5pm

Water Terrace Cafe

The Champagne Bar 

10am - 5.30pm

11am - 5.30pm

The Pleasure Gardens Deli

10am - 6pm daily - last orders at 5.30pm

Admission

All ‘Palace, Park & Gardens’ tickets include admission to Blenheim Palace, the  visitor experience ‘Blenheim Palace: The Untold Story’ and entertainment except when separate admission prices are recommended. ‘Park and Gardens’ tickets do not include Palace entry.

Both tickets include access to two thousand acres of stunning parkland, the formal Gardens, free train rides on the miniature train to the Pleasure Gardens and all attractions at the Pleasure Gardens including the Marlborough Maze, Adventure Play Area, the Butterfly House (closed from end of October) the lavender garden, and the “Blenheim Bygones” exhibition. Tickets will also include entrance to the popular ‘Churchills’ Destiny’ - The story of two great war leaders’ exhibition.

Individual Prices for 2013

Palace, Park & Gardens Ticket 9th February - 13th December
Adults £21.00
Concessions £16.50

Child

£11.50
Family £55.00
Park & Gardens Ticket  
Adults £12.00
Concessions £9.00
Child £6.30
Family £32.00

Concessions: over 60s or students (with a valid student card)
Child: are between the ages of 5 and 16yrs inclusive (under 5s enter free) 
Family: 2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children.

 

Some events are entirely separate to the Palace, Park and Gardens and additional admission fees might therefore apply. Please check the What's On section for details or call the Operations Department on 01993 811091

Tesco Club Card Vouchers can only be used when purchasing Palace, Park & Gardens tickets.  They are not valid for Park and Garden tickets.

Dogs are welcome in the Park, on a lead at all times.  However, dogs are not allowed in the Formal Gardens, Pleasure Gardens or Palace apart from assistance dogs. Please be mindful of other visitors when walking your dog in the Park. Please take care with extendable leads and make sure to shorten the lead when walking near other visitors.  Please clean up after your dog.


Groups prices

Group discounted rates are available for bookings of 15 people or more. You can find group prices on the Groups rates page. For Education groups, one member of staff may enter free with every 10 school children. Read more on the Education page

 

Blenheim Palace is in Woodstock, 8 miles from Oxford on the A44 Evesham Road. It is easily accessible by car, coach and train. Blenheim is 12 miles from junction 9 of the M40 and is signposted from the motorway.

 

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