We visited on a cold rainy day but that was ok because the main displays were indoors and they supplied umbrellas to go outside. It would be a great place for a family day out. At the end we walked back into the cafe area...More

We visited the Transport and Toy museum twice during our week holiday in Wanaka. First visit was just me with our recently turned three year old boy, and the second visit was with the whole family. Our three year old loved climbing onto any car...More

Great to see all the collections, definitely brought out the kid in me. I was in awe at the amount of classics I saw, and it brought back some good memories.

It's an ok option in bad weather but not very exciting. Easy parking and will kill a few hours. Would probably only recommend if we had a full week of rain.

Fun to reminisce over our childhoods & wander at our own pace! The collection of toys & vehicles was huge! Was like stepping back in time! Lots of fun! Loved the peddle bikes!

We started out excited to visit this museum and left totally underwhelmed. In winter or on a cold day wear a big warm jacket, beanie and warm footwear. Understandably the tin sheds are not heated, in fact in places they leak. In winter the ground...More

OK, if you don't like toys, cars, vehicles or planes stay away. But if you do like the above, nothing I can write here will prepare you for the sheer number of cars and other things you will see. I've seen car museums before but...More

This is a nice idea as there are multiple hangars with collectibles such as airplanes, cars, toys, old phones (saw.my first Nokia mobile there) etc and whilst not hugely into those things it is still interesting to have a look through. The major problem for...More

There are many types of collectors: comic-books, baseball cards, toys, cars, etc. There are many reasons why people collect things: memories, investments, inheritance, etc. At the end of the day, people just like to collect treasures that give them meaning and purpose. There is one...More

We only spent an hour there, but it was great. The toys from the past brought back many happy memories. The curator spent some time with us and he was interesting to listen to, so passionate about the museum. Miles better than Auckland's Motat. Awesome...More