This is the report published by Tony Sale on 1 November 1999, in conjunction with his plan for the future later rejected by the Bletchley Park Trust. For the background, go to this page. So here it is. Public open weekends, at alternate weekends throughout the year.
Museums provide a visitor attraction for the general public.
A Museums shop sells books and memorabilia. Various feeding places sell a range of food and drinks and the bar is open for part of the day. The visitors may optionally take a free guided tour describing the wartime work in the park. 2.1 Each person pays the standard entrance fee. The most general arrangement is for an outside guided tour in the morning followed by a guided tour through the cryptology trail after lunch.