
We Are Open!
The museum is now open 7 days per week, from 10:00am – 4:30pm, with last entry at 4:00pm.
There is no need to pre-book for normal museum entry, however, please book your tickets online if you are coming for one of our events.
Admission to the museum and events are free for members who don’t need to book but should show their membership card on arrival.
We look forward to seeing you!
Dundee Bus Fest is BACK!
Sunday Sept 20
10:00 - 16:30
We can’t wait to welcome you back to Bus Fest – one of our busiest and most popular events of the year!
Whether you’re planning your journey, booking your tickets or looking forward to hopping aboard a vintage bus, you’ll find everything you need to know right here.
do I need to buy a ticket?
Entrance to Bus Fest is included with a standard ticket. You will need to purchase a ticket to the museum to attend Bus Fest. There is no additional cost to attend Bus Fest with a standard ticket.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Don't forget, all Members and Annual Pass holders are free!
How do I get the free shuttle bus to the museum?
Our partner organisation, Angus Transport Group, will be running a FREE shuttle bus service to the museum throughout the day from the south end of Whitehall Street in city centre Dundee (DD1 4AF).
The shuttle will begin at 10:10 and will run every 20 minutes. The last journey from the museum back to Whitehall Street will be at 16:40.
Please note that museum staff will not be able to provide arrival times for Whitehall Street during the event. We kindly ask for your patience, as traffic and the quirks of our much-loved vintage buses can sometimes cause delays.
Our vintage bus service is provided free of charge by the wonderful volunteers of the Angus Transport Group. Please treat the volunteers with kindness and respect and enjoy the service they work so hard to provide.
Please note that the buses used on the shuttle service will be vintage and may not be suitable for those with additional accessibility requirements. There will be disabled parking at the museum for those with additional needs.
How do I go on a free vintage bus ride?
Angus Transport Group will be running FREE trips on vintage buses around Dundee throughout the day. The trips will run hourly starting at 10:30. The buses will leave from Market Street. More information will be available on the day.
what about parking?
There is free on-street parking on Market Street. Disabled parking spots will be reserved near the entrance of Market Mews. Please contact manager@dmoft.co.uk if you have any questions regarding disabled access.
Can I bring my Dog?
We love our furry visitors at the museum! All well behaved good boys and girls are welcome in the museum.
Please note, the buses are privately owned and owners may not allow four-legged visitors on their buses for shuttle runs and vintage bus rides. Staff at the museum will not be able to confirm before the event whether dogs will be allowed on the vintage buses.
events
You can book tickets online or pay at the door for entrance to our events.
Events are free for members who simply need to show their membership card on arrival.

Dundee Bus Fest20 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 16:30Dundee, 10, Market Mews, Market St, Dundee DD1 3LA, UK
Multiple DatesDundee Motor Night25 Sept 2026, 19:00 – 21:00Dundee Museum of Transport, 10, Market Mews, Market St, Dundee DD1 3LA, UK
Model Day04 Oct 2026, 10:00 – 15:00Dundee, 10, Market Mews, Market St, Dundee DD1 3LA, UK


restorING
maryfield tram depot
brick by brick
A massive thank you to everyone who supported our Crowdfunder campaign to raise funds to restore the damaged bricks at Maryfield Tram Depot.
Since the launch over 500 supporters have helped us raise just over £34,000 including Gift Aid which will all go towards the restoration work to create a permanent home for Dundee Museum of Transport.
If you missed the Crowdfunder campaign you can still make a donation to support our efforts.
Every penny raised will contribute to the costs of restoring the Tram Depot giving you the opportunity to play an important role in the future of this significant historical landmark.

































