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A Cinderella Christmas at Mottisfont
Romsey
Cinderella-themed pantomime transformation of the house.
About
Step into a magical pantomime twist on the classic Cinderella tale at Mottisfont this Christmas. The house is transformed with theatrical flair and seasonal sparkle, bringing the story to life with glittering ballgowns, lost slippers, and enchanting scenes. Explore rooms filled with sparkling trees and music, and join Cinders’ Magical Adventure, a family-friendly trail full of festive fun. Don't miss a stroll through the twinkling Winter Garden.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families and couples
Vibe
Magical, festive, theatrical
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Mid-Range
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Low
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Normal property admission price (free for National Trust members, Art Fund members and under-fives). If you’re with a carer or essential companion, they visit for free.
Duration
Timed entry for house visits
Ages
Family-friendly trail mentioned.
Schedule
House opens at 10:30am, with the last entry at 3:00pm.
Organizer
National Trust
Practical Information
Parking
Free parking in the car park next to the Welcome Centre, including accessible spaces. Car park surface can become uneven and muddy. Car park can fill quickly on busy days, may need to queue; in extreme circumstances may have to close the car park. Do not park in the village or on nearby verges.
Accessibility
Inside the house, as well as the ground level showroom floor, two rooms on the top floor of the house will be open and dressed as part of the Christmas offer dressed as the wicked step sisters bedrooms, with design your invite and fancy dress. For visitors who are unable to access the top floor, activities will be made avaible for them. Please get in touch with the property should you wish to discuss access arrangements. Toilets and changing facilities located at the entrance and at key points around the grounds. Buggies/pushchairs welcome in the gardens, but not in the house - please be prepared to leave these outside if going inside. Ramped or level entrances into the Welcome Centre, cafés and house. Gently-sloping areas and wide pathways around much of the grounds, which can be uneven and muddy in places during winter: sturdy footwear is recommended. Volunteer-driven mobility buggy service available.
Pet Policy
Service animals welcome in the house; dogs welcome in the gardens.
Food & Drink
Refreshments available in cafés and outlets.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Book your timed ticket for the house in advance, especially during peak times, to ensure you can experience the full Cinderella transformation.
- Wear sturdy footwear as pathways around the grounds can be uneven and muddy, particularly during the winter months.
- Arrive early to secure a parking space, as the car park can fill quickly on busy days.
- Check the National Trust website for any special event listings, such as wreath-making workshops or carol concerts, to enhance your visit.
- Inquire about the volunteer-driven mobility buggy service if you require assistance navigating the grounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours for the house?
The house opens at 10:30 am, with the last entry at 3:00 pm.
Is there parking available?
Yes, free parking is available in the car park next to the Welcome Centre, including accessible spaces. However, it can fill quickly on busy days.
Are pets allowed?
Service animals are welcome in the house, and dogs are permitted in the gardens.
Do I need to book tickets for the house?
Yes, timed tickets are required for entry into the house to manage visitor flow.
What if I have accessibility needs?
Mottisfont offers various accessibility provisions, including ramped entrances, wide pathways, and a mobility buggy service. It's recommended to contact the property directly to discuss specific access arrangements.