MINT Museum of Toys Ticket
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MINT Museum of Toys Ticket
0.0 singapore Discover rare collectibles, including a century-old Steiff teddy bear and the only Mekon Mask from Dan Dare.
View the Alice's Adventures in Wonderland doll once owned by Alice Liddell, the real-life inspiration for the novel.
Discover rare collectibles, including a century-old Steiff teddy bear and the only Mekon Mask from Dan Dare.
View the Alice's Adventures in Wonderland doll once owned by Alice Liddell, the real-life inspiration for the novel.
- Children under 3 years are free of charge.
- Children must be accompanied by a paying adult at all times.
Good to know:
- Last admission time is at 5:30 PM. Check the official website for the daily opening hours and closure dates prior to your visit.
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4.7
3 reviews
Great museum
Wow what a blast this museum is a must see for anyone from the 60s it was amazing . The toys were well displayed and in mint condition we were amazed to see such a great collection on 5 floors we could have spent double the time we did it was so good we would highly recommend this museum
Depends on how you look at it... Kind of an Anglophile's dream come alive!
Yeah, we were a little torn about this place too: If you're here with kids who by nature have short attention spans, it might be hard to stay more than 20 minutes and to fully appreciate everything here. If you grew up loving everything British, and have some kind of understanding about how all these toys/ memorabilia were most likely painstakingly preserved AND put together, over DECADES, by some private collectors - you'll probably be utterly impressed about how extensive and incredibly well-preserved the collections here are. Despite how a little boring and cold the displays appear, you gotta admit, they have lots of REAL unique antique toys AND memorabilia in there. Though it is also good to note that - the sensitive, new-age folks might find some exhibits offensive (e.g. there's quite a lot of erm......... African and Chinese toys from that era, and from that perspective). But we love history and culture, and we get that every era's got their thing. Perhaps they don't just need a new theatre/show - but better storytellers/marketers with fresh eyes to draw in and to remind visitors, that it is okay to look and learn from the past, in order to know how to navigate the present/future better. Maybe not so much of, "Keep Calm and Carry On" but rather, "Let's have a conversation and learn together" kinda messaging to make it an overall more meaningful and engaging experience for visitors. Just a Penny (or Farthing) worth of thoughts.
Fond Memories
It's not perfect, the payment system, and lack of full air-conditioning were a negative. It also wasn't as descriptive or informative as we expected from other museums. However, each floor was interesting, and some of the toys were fascinating. You'll never see a collection like this again. It certainly made me think fondly of my childhood. There were some activities for kids.
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