FAQs | Olympia, London

General Questions

A. The Baby Show Olympia, London will take place 23-25 October 2026

A. Opening times are as follows:

  • 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Friday 
  • 9:30 am - 5:30 pm Saturday
  • 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Sunday

A. Yes, we welcome all the family to the event. Children 0-14 years can attend the show for free. They will still require a ticket for entry. If you have forgotten to book a child's ticket, these can be obtained upon arrival.

A. Yes, The Baby Show takes place 3 times a year. Our next other events are   8-10 May 2026 at NEC Birmingham and 23-25 October Olympia, London.

A. Please email  enquiries@thebabyshow.co.uk or visit our  contact us page.

Ticket & Booking Enquiries

A. Tickets for The Baby Show Olympia, London will go live in Summer 2026! Find more information here.

A. Ticket prices can be found on our ticket information page here.

A. Tickets are available on-the-door, including on-the-day bookings online.

A. It is no longer possible to purchase tickets over the phone. Please book your tickets online.

A. For any questions regarding your ticket purchase, either during booking or afterwards, please contact See Tickets, our ticketing agent. They can be contacted using their Support Centre.

CLICK HERE FOR SEE TICKETS SUPPORT CENTRE

A. We encourage you to show your ticket on your smartphone. Please only bring a printout of our e-ticket if you do not have a smartphone. 

A. Yes!

If the person you are attending with has a disability that restricts their ability to attend on their own and to the extent where extra support is required, you can purchase a carer ticket. Proof of disability is requested at the point of booking in order to obtain this ticket, so please have this available to upload. A carer ticket must be accompanied by a paying visitor.

Travel & The Venue

A. There are several options available to get to Olympia, London. Full details can be found  here or on our Plan Your Visit to Olympia, London page.

A. The postcode for Olympia is W14 8UX.

A. The venue is opposite the Olympia station, which is on the Overground line.

For more information, please see here

A. Parking at the venue is operated and managed by the venue (not the Organisers).

Visit their websites for more information and to pre-book your space.

OLYMPIA WEBSITE

A: If the car park is full upon arrival, please go to the Olympia website to see other parking options nearby:

https://olympia.london/visiting/getting-her

A.  Yes.

A. There are numerous facilities on-site to cater for all needs and dietary requirements, including The Baby Show Café with Joie, as detailed on our  Family Friendly Facilities page.

Accessibility

A. Yes, there is step-free access via the ramp to make it easy to get into the venue with a buggy or wheelchair

A. Male and female wheelchair-accessible toilets are provided throughout the venue. Please ask a member of the security staff if you are unable to locate these.

A. If you have any queries or need assistance during your visit, please contact any member of the Olympia staff who will be happy to help.

A. Yes, there is a hearing loop facility.

A BSL interpreter will be on the Live Talks Stage, sponsored by Tommee Tippee, Saturday 25th September

A. There are a limited number of disabled parking bays available in the venue car park for blue badge holders. These are allocated upon a first come first serve basis, however it is best to pre-book a space online in advance.  Blue Badge spaces are subject to the standard charge. 

BOOK THROUGH OLYMPIA HERE

A: Wheelchairs are available on loan for use at Olympia, London and must be returned in good condition at the end of the day. We recommend that wheelchairs are booked in advance by emailing feedback@olympia.london Your wheelchair can then be made ready for you on arrival at the venue. 

Further information on accessibility at the venue can be found on the Olympia website.

CLICK HERE FOR THE OLYMPIA WEBSITE

Safety & Security

A. Yes, located in the Grand Hall.