Do you love the brick? Come and celebrate the world's most popular building brick and delight in the displays on show! During your visit, you'll not only have access to 21 acres of Great Western Railway history and unlimited train rides, you'll also get to hunt for all of the BrickLive models which will be located around the site. Find the Flying Scotsman, the 20th Century icons and seek out Beartrix Potter. There are 17 models to find in total. We'll also have our own custom printed bricks (2 designs to choose from), exhibitors showing their own creations and vendors selling their wares.
In addition, we're supported by The BRICK People, bringing their own flavour of displays and interactive activities including tower building and speed builds. Compete against others to build the highest tower in the quickest time. Take the anagram trail and find all the characters to receive a reward.
You can also take the challenge in our open build areas and display your own creations for other visitors to see, including a building area for our younger visitors.
You might also see some of our own loco's on display!
Your ticket prices includes everything you'd normally expect from a visit to us, plus all of the displays and activities once you're inside.
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