The first-ever fully immersive Downton Abbey experience has arrived: The Exhibition opened in New York City on Nov. 18 and runs through April 2nd, 2018 before traveling throughout the US.  Special Events can be signed up for at the exhibition's site.

The Exhibition will connect fans with their favorite characters, costumes, locations and historic events of the era, as well as showcase never-before-seen footage.

From Mrs. Patmore's hectic kitchen and the gossip-fuelled servants' quarters to the family's glamorous dining room and Lady Mary's bedroom, fans will get the chance to walk through some of the series’ most recognizable and beloved sets. Visitors will even come up-close to over 50 of the show’s official costumes worn by their favorite actors including Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville, and Maggie Smith.

Where is the exhibition located?
The exhibition is located at 218 West 57th Street between Broadway & 7th Avenue.

What is the best way to get to the exhibition?
The closest subway stops are Columbus Circle (1 train), 57th Street & 7th Ave  (N, Q, R trains), 57th & 6th Ave (F train) and 53rd St & 5th Ave (E, M trains).

What are the hours of operation?
The exhibition is open every day from 10am – 8pm (last admission at 7pm). Occasional earlier closing times possible due to private events.

Will the exhibition be open every day?
See the following dates for changes to our regular operating hours. Last ticket sold one hour before closing.

How long does it take to go through the exhibition?
Most guests will spend between 60 and 90 minutes exploring the exhibition. Guests are welcome to stay for as long or as little as they would like during hours of operation.

What is the difference between the General Admission and the Daily VIP Ticket?
The Daily VIP ticket allows guests to visit the exhibition on the selected date of visit at any time during normal operating hours.  The ticket also includes a complimentary multi-media guide which is not included with the general admission ticket.

Is Coat check available?
Complimentary coat check is available.

Is the exhibition appropriate for children? What is the age recommendation?
Downton Abbey fans of all ages are welcome. Parents and caregivers can make the best judgment about their children’s interest and ability to enjoy visiting. All children ages 4 and up need a ticket.

Do I have to choose a time to enter the exhibition?
Admission is timed-entry where your ticket is for a specific time slot and you may enter anywhere during the 30 minutes after the stated time. For example: a 10:00am ticket gives entry from 10:00am – 10:30am. Please arrive 15 minutes before your time slot.

What if I arrive after my time slot?
The box office will do their best to accommodate you into the next available time slot. Due to high demand that time slot might not be immediately and you may have to wait until later in the day.

Will cast members be at the exhibition?
No, cast members will not be at the exhibition but some of their show costumes will be.

Can I take photos inside the exhibition?
Yes. No video recording is allowed.

Can the exhibition accommodate guests who require special access?
The exhibition is fully accessible.

Can I take food or beverages into the exhibition?
Food and drink are not allowed in the exhibition.

Is there a restaurant at the exhibition?
There is no restaurant at the exhibition, but there are many located in the near vicinity.

Is there an exhibition shop?
Yes, there is a shop featuring Downton Abbey themed merchandise available for purchase.

Dressing Downton: Changing Fashion for Changing Times

Lightner Museum, Saint Augustine, Florida ... until January 7, 2018

Dressing Downton, Changing Fashion for Changing Times is an exquisite exhibition of 36 costumes and accessories paired to perfection in engaging vignettes, immersed amongst Otto Lightner’s collection of turn of the century fine art and furniture. Many museum pieces in storage and others presently being restored will be on view for the first time as a part of the exhibition. Dressing Downton will be masterfully displayed in the Museum's Grand Ballroom Gallery.

The series Downton Abbey explores the lives of its aristocratic inhabitants and their servants – together with the latest fashion trends. The exhibition presents a costume history of the period surrounding World War I, a period that changed the social fabric of Great Britain. A fine selection from the series’ wardrobe reflects on the changing times through fashion from 1912 to the mid-1920s.

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