Conditions of entry
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience at the Museum, we kindly ask you to observe the following:
Prohibited items that may not be brought into the museum:
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Large luggage items (these can be left with our front of house staff)
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Any animal (other than an assistance animal accredited under a State or Territory law to assist a person with a disability to alleviate the effects of disability; or that is accredited by an animal training organisation).
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Any kind of real or toy weapon, firearms or other items or substances which could be considered dangerous.
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Aerosol containers, laser pointers, and balloons are not permitted.
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Any item which, at the discretion of museum staff, is considered capable of being used to cause damage to our collections or to conceal a collection object for removal.
Protecting our collection:
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Please do not touch, or in any other way, interfere with collection objects or displays unless indicated, including touching or moving ropes and barricades.
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Please do not run in the museum, climb the heritage vehicles or other exhibits or use furniture for anything other than its intended use.
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Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the museum premises.
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Please do not eat or drink (including having containers of food or drink) inside the museum.
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Please respect the toys and books located in the Junior Firefighters Area, these are the property of the museum.
Photography and filming:
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Visitors are welcome to take photographs or film at the museum for personal use.
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Drones cannot be flown on the Museum of Fire grounds without prior written approval. For more information about approval visit our Public Use of Drones document.
Additional entry conditions:
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Contractors working on the grounds will need to follow the policy of their employer and the Museum of Fire’s terms and conditions.
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Please consider staff and other visitors during your visit and be respectful at all times. Aggression of any sort will NOT be tolerated.
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Must ensure children under 16 years of age are accompanied by an adult and are actively supervised at all times.
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When in the museum visitors must comply with any direction from museum staff.
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The museum operates Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras throughout the premises.
Thank you for your support and co-operation.