London Museum Docklands

The Wilberforce Room costs £2,450 + VAT per day (9:00-17:00) and accommodates up to 150 cabaret or 250 theatre style. The Riverside Room is £2,350 + VAT per day with capacity for 100 cabaret/theatre or 250 standing reception, plus access to a private terrace for 350 standing. The Quayside Room is £1,300 + VAT per day for up to 80 cabaret or 110 theatre style.

All rooms include projector, screen, PA system with 1 handheld mic, and Wi-Fi at no extra charge. Additional services cost extra: AV technician £250-350 + VAT, extra microphones £50 + VAT each, stage setup £500-600 + VAT, and additional uplighters £25 + VAT each beyond the 4 included.

Bovingdons is the in-house caterer for London Museum Docklands. Daytime packages start from £50 + VAT per person including three tea/coffee services, lunch buffet, soft drinks, and dedicated staff. Christmas packages start from £162 + VAT per person including room hire, canapés, bowls, and unlimited drinks.

The venue's maximum capacity is 250 people seated or 350 standing (with terrace access). Multiple rooms can be hired together - for example, exclusive hire of Muscovado Hall and Riverside Room costs £7,600 + VAT for events up to 350 people with flow between spaces and terrace access.

Standard daytime events run 9:00-17:00 with 8:00-8:30 access for setup. Evening events typically run 18:30-23:00. Christmas and party packages include specific timing slots, and filming can be accommodated for consecutive days with early morning access from 8:00.

Yes, charity discounts are available for registered charities. The venue offers reduced rates for charitable events, though specific discount percentages vary by event type and must be confirmed during the booking process with appropriate charity documentation.

Bookings can be held as 'second option' while clients make decisions, but the venue may deadline other interested parties if ready to contract. The venue requires confirmation of event details including timings, catering requirements, and setup needs before finalizing contracts.

London Museum Docklands is described as 'a fully accessible venue' with disabled parking available. However, some clients have noted concerns about limited lift access when sharing with the public, so it's worth discussing specific accessibility requirements during the booking process.

The venue works with external suppliers and production companies for specialized requirements like cocktail masterclasses, DJ services, and additional AV equipment. Clients should confirm vendor approval processes and any restrictions during the booking consultation.

The venue is housed in a Grade 1 listed Georgian warehouse in Canary Wharf with exposed brick walls, original wooden columns, and views overlooking the quayside. The Riverside Room has its own private entrance and terrace, while multiple spaces allow for flexible event flow and breakout sessions.