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Medway Queen's Opening hours are Saturdays only
11am to 4pm (last admission strictly 3pm) The 2020 on board historical display "Memories of Dunkirk" Medway Queen will be closed to visitors after 25th April and will re-open at Gillingham Pier on Saturday 20th June with a "Fun Food and Craft" event. In late May she will be open to visitors in Ramsgate Harbour.
PS Medway Queen is berthed at:
All admissions via Medway Queen's visitor centre
The Medway Queen’s visitor centre showcases the history of the ship to enhance your admission to and support of the vessel’s renovation, through colour wall boards and wall mounted screens showing videos and moving images.
Artefacts and ephemera from the Medway Queen's long career are on display. It's a great place to start your journey, to learn about the vessel and all aspects of her service in Kent, at war and on the Isle of Wight. 
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Notes for Visitors:
Please be aware that disabled access is limited and access to the ship depends on the tides. It may also occasionally be necessary to close the ship to visitors because of the restoration work. Group bookings for tours can usually only be accommodated on Saturdays at present due to work on the aft saloon. Book in advance by calling Pam Bathurst on 01843 227941 or use the contact form below left. 
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Annual ticket price
Ship admission £5 per adult.
(Accompanied children under 16 free)
There is no charge to enter the Medway Queen visitor centre, which includes our Gift Shop.
Terms and conditions apply. Annual tickets are non-transferable and are valid for 12 months from the date of first visit.
Ship admission £5 per adult.
(Accompanied children under 16 free)
There is no charge to enter the Medway Queen visitor centre, which includes our Gift Shop.
Terms and conditions apply. Annual tickets are non-transferable and are valid for 12 months from the date of first visit.
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Picture above is the restored "Medway Queen" pub sign which is now on show at the Visitor Centre: The sign was acquired for display at the visitor centre when the pub closed and has been carefully restored by Peter Outen.
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