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October Half Term

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Join us at the London Museum of Water & Steam for Halloween Train! We are open every day for October Half Term from Monday October 26 to Friday October 30 with opportunties for spooks, laughs, and exploration! 

Take a ride on the Halloween Train! Enjoy a trip around the museum in a decorated carriage behind our Steam locomotive. Wear a costume, get a free train ride (October 26-31)!
*This event is designed for children and families, with no scare actors or decorations meant to spook. 

You can find more spooky fun at our after hours event on October 29 and 30. Outrun the zombies on our ‘Zombie Train’, survive the ‘apocalypse’, find solace at our bar and enjoy the museum at a later opening.  

Enjoy a self guided craft in the waterworks gallery! Use your artistic skills to make a paper pumpkin. 

Explore the museum to find Marina and Splash Cat in their Halloween costumes, and pick your favourite! Scavenger hunts are £2.00 at the front desk and there is a small prize to collect upon completion. 

Entry requirements

Self Guided Craft available in the Waterworks Gallery- included in cost of admission.

Halloween Scavenger Hunt can be purchased for £2.00 at the front desk upon arrival- available from Saturday October 24, while supplies last. 

£1 per train ride per person on top of admission. Ride the train for free when visiting the museum in a costume (October 26-31). 

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Map & Directions

October Half Term

Type:Children's Activity Event

London Museum of Water & Steam, Green Dragon Lane, Brentford, London, TW8 0EN

Tel: 020 8568 4757

Opening Times

Season (26 Oct 2026 - 30 Oct 2026)

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