September, 2020

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MOTAT reopens at Level 2 with half price admission

2020Sat05Sep10:00 am4:00 pmMOTAT reopens at Level 2 with half price admissionMOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology10:00 am - 4:00 pm Event TypeMuseums and Galleries, Science & Tech Suitable for AgesAll Ages LocationCentral Auckland

When

Saturday 5 September 2020 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Where

MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology

805 Great North Road & Meola Road, Western Springs, Auckland 1022

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Event Details

MOTAT reopens with 50% off normal ticket pricing during Level 2.

Their spacious fun sites are an advantage for maintaining safe distancing, but some smaller spaces have had to be closed during Level 2 to ensure safety. This includes model railway and trams. There is still plenty of reason though to get the kids out of the house and make a visit.

During Alert Level 2, The MOTAT Great North Road and MOTAT Meola Road sites are open Tuesday-Sunday, from 10am-4pm (closed Mondays)

WHAT’S NOT AVAILABLE AT LEVEL 2
Trams
The tram service will not operate at Level 2. Visitors will need to walk or arrange their own transport between the M1 and M2 sites. There is public parking around both sites and keep in mind that your General Admission ticket is valid to visit each site once within a 30-day period. So you could spread your visit over two different days.
Exhibitions and spaces that are closed during Level 2 are:
– MOTOTS, under five’s play area
– Scooter exhibition space in the Village Gallery
– The Print Shop
– Model Railway spaces

Price

At Level 2 a one-day Family Pass is only $22.50 for 2 adults and up to 4 children.

Plus kids under 5 and NZ SuperGold Card holders are FREE.

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MOTAT | Museum of Transport & Technology

MOTAT is Auckland's Museum of Transport and Technology where you can explore fascinating exhibitions on the history of NZ transport,...
MOTAT is Auckland's Museum of Transport and Technology where you can explore fascinating exhibitions on the history of NZ transport, technology and Kiwi ingenuity.

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