Absolutely loved it. We gained admission on a free entry ticket and quickly found that there is still plenty to see for free here, boathouse 7 and boathouse 4 in particular were fascinating. After three hours we were forced to retire due to aged legs but could easily have spent more time nosing around. We would love to come back another time and gladly pay to get into the premium exhibitions. Fabulous experience 👍👍👍👍👍

Only went to see the Mary Rose museum which was excellently presented and accessible for wheelchairs. The Victory is currently under renovation so is not really in her full glory, wrapped up in coverings as at time of writing (July 2023). The dockyards themselves are worth visiting though with various attractions and cafes on site. Parking in the Wickham Street multi story was not expensive, and is well within walking distance of the entrance.

An amazing place to visit, did little research before visiting and was initially surprised by the cost but I was pleasantly surprised at the value you get. Thos place is incredible for all. I'd bite the bullet and purchase the unlimited ticket as you will need to come back a few times to see it all and fortunately it's an annual pass. I 100% would recommend a visit or 3

Really interesting day out. Lots to see and do for all ages. For an extra £1 you can convert your day ticket into an annual one. One day is nowhere near enough time to take everything in. We live 50 miles away but have returned for the weekend to do more things, visit more ships and drink more coffee! The 75 minute tour of the Victory was really informative. Everyone there is polite and helpful. Highly recommended.

The Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is highly recommended, although the ultimate explorer tickets are not cheap they can be used for a whole year so you can do several days out with them. There is so much to see that it is impossible to do it in one day anyway. We have visited the Warrior and Victory ships both of which took a few hours and the Mary Rose Museum which is an amazing experience feels like you are part of the ship as well.

AMAZING! so much to explore. So much to see! Def worth the money. You can choose between different types of tickets. The staff is super nice, helpful and know every little detail. It's really fun to learn all the information. Great for kids! Many different restaurants. Clean toilets. Parking available at the carpark nearby.

Well worth the visit as the tours of the Warrior, M33 and Victory are well done with costumed characters on the Warrior to talk to and guide you who are well versed in the history of the ship. Be aware that the Victory is currently undergoing a big restoration project and is shrouded in scaffolding but you can still go inside for a self guided audio tour. You need to allow 2 days to see everything so as not to rush anything. We spent a good part of the day in the Mary Rose, it was fantastic and very well laid out. We would visit again.

Great place full of history and ambience, and well presented for family interaction. Plenty of space so didn't feel crowded even on a busy weekend day. Lots to see, highly recommend the ticket that allows 12 months access so you don't feel rushed and like you have missed something! Lots undercover so good for rainy days as well.

Fantastic day out. You really need to get there when it opens. We still haven't done everything and need to go back for another visit which is included with your ticket purchase for next 12 months. So fascinating.

Had our first visit today, family of four (with a tween and a teen). We all loved it! (No arguments all day either as both children were engaged and entertained all day.) There's so much to see it's definitely worth the extra ticket visits. Lots on for all ages, and we particularly enjoyed the interactive actors around the site, telling their stories, the Mary Rose Museum was incredible and the Harbour Tour was really informative and interesting. No dogs allowed on site which is a shame, but I can understand why they wouldn't be allowed in the Museums of course. Food is a little pricey too, but nice. We parked at the main car park and walked the 5 minutes to the site, was about £7.50 for 5 hours

What a great place to visit. You need the whole day as lots to explore. Be prepared it's very expensive, but worthwhile as there is so much to see and learn about. Definitely will be back. I missed the boat trip to the submarine museum. I'm definitely coming back. I hear the harbour tour is very good.

We have Ultimate Explorer tickets and are gradually covering all on offer over several visits. The Mary Rose exhibition is so much better than 20 years ago, an enormous amount to see and learn. It's incredibly well presented. We visited the Victory recently and for the first time in 50 years of visiting the Victory, I was able to walk underneath it. Something even those that lived on it at the time of Trafalgar couldn't have dreamt of doing. What a perspective. You've got to experience it

Really good visit, so much to see and do you definitely need more than 1 day! The Mary Rose exhibition was amazing, so emotional and quite special really, would definitely recommend. Some great activities for the kids too.

Tickets good value for money be used you can go back to the same attractions multiple times in the year. Really enjoyed the victory ship mainly because the audio guides. Made the ships experience much more enjoyable and informative. The warrior ship was much bigger and good to walk round, although lacked information about what things were or background of the ship. There was a few 'actors' hanging around the ship that were good fun. Also did the Marie Rose museum briefly but ran out of time so will have to return to finish this.

Very good experience at the dockyard. There's lots to see and even more to learn, there are plenty of toilets which are very clean and plenty of places to eat and the food is great as is the coffee. There are also tour guides everywhere and also guide books you can purchase. I have mobility issues and use a Mobility scooter and there's not much I can't access they have pretty much thought of everything. I would definitely recommend this place, it's well worth a visit there is so much to do and see. It's cheaper to buy a yearly ticket for three attractions, that's what I did, and your carer goes for free. I will definitely be returning. Top marks from me

Amazing place, visited many times and never had a bad experience. People who work there are super friendly and very knowledgeable. So much to do! You need a good few days to get round everything so the return ticket is a great idea and much needed.

a must visit when in Portsmouth! so much naval history! some incredible ships from the past and you can learn so much about the navy! i bought the ultimate explorer ticket and visited 3 days in a row and spent at least over 2 hours exploring! the staff are excellent, friendly, very knowledgeable, and very helpful when it comes to disability access! they also have costumed actors around some of the ships/exhibit which is a really nice touch! can’t wait to go back!

Amazing place, I recommend the ultimate explorer ticket as it’s valid for a year and you can come back again and again as it’s very difficult to fit everything in with one visit. The HMS Victory tour was incredible and even though it was busy it never felt like it. The Mary Rose tour was exceptional and look out for entertainers if you have kids they’re worth the visit. On arrival be prepared to wait in line for the bag check but it seems to move pretty quickly and ensure you have photo ID for the purchase of tickets.

Had a really fantastic day here with my partner, seeing several of the attractions. Due to the way the ticketing is priced, you can pay separately to visit individual attractions, or get a ticket for all the attractions that are part of the Dockyard that's good for a year, and it felt pretty easily cost effective to do that. So not only did we have a wonderful day learning a lot, we've got one or two more day trips here to look forward to in the future. There's so much to see, presented in very high quality, and helpful and friendly staff all through.

Great visit. I chose to visit the Royal Navy Museum and HMS Warrior. The RN museum has a lot about admiral Nelson and lots about the RNs sailing ships. Plus some interesting stuff on the modern navy. There are guides soon dressed in uniform or period costume throughout the museum and they were friendly and helpful. HMS Warrior built in 1861 was huge. You are able to go from the main deck all the way down to the engine room and furnaces. Again there are various guides in period dress/uniform who were friendly and helpful. All very interesting. Allow 2hrs for the museum - longer if you stop and watch all the videos and interactive stuff. And about 1 to 2 hrs for HMS Warrior. You will not be able to get round everything in one day. Your best bet for tickets is to get the ultimate explorer pass online as you don't have to pay anything extra for the main attractions and the pass is valid for as many visits as you want for 12 months (at the same price as a 3 attraction ticket and there's way more than 3 attractions)

A fascinating place needing more than one day so the annual pass is worth it. Staff excellent and some 'in character'. HMS Victory is undergoing repairs so a little [but fully understandable] disappointing, though the guide was brilliant. The submarine museum very interesting and accessible via a boat ride. HMS Warrior a real gem and beautiful with Xmas lights. My only concern was the ticket price. I work with many very disadvantaged children and to be on Free School Meals the income is very low and would exclude any family visit. For such a central part of the UK's history, there will be thousands excluded from this cultural capital experience. Does the Dockyard operate on a similar basis to many of the French museums that are free on one day of the month...if not, are the next generation to be held in ignorance?

Just a breathtaking and inspirational place for young and old. You can't fail to be impressed by our Naval History. The staff are amazingly friendly and knowledgeable and the Victory and Mary Rose need some time to appreciate, and to the work that the curators are doing. Make sure you take the harbour tour of the warships too (it drops you off at Gunwharf after). If you time it for when HMS Queen Elizabeth and/or Prince of Wales are in Port, then you're in for an even bigger treat too. Jist awe inspiring.

You will have a great day here. So much to do. I bought the ultimate ticket. The only problem is that the place is that big you'll probably need a few days to get around it all. Just make sure you plan it well. I'm going to have to go back again to make the most of the tickets. It lasts all year. Everything I saw was 1st class . All the staff were very friendly and so helpful. You can even get chauffeured around docks on a golf buggy. Just ask the driver if you see any pulled over and tell them where you want to go and they won't hesitate. You might get lucky like me and see the aircraft carrier in the dock.

4th time we have visited. Just a brilliant place to visit. Bursting with proper big history. Real jaw dropping stuff. Great for kids and adults alike. The harbour tour was a must for our boys (to see the Navy ships in port). Mary Rose is just amazing, The Victorian HMS Warrior impressive, Victory is just history personified and a must (even whilst under renovation as there are unhidden treasures to see). The museums are also great and pretty interactive.

Visited 04/04/2024 This is my second visit after purchasing a ticket that allows multiple visits within a year. This visit was all about the Victory & Lord Nelson. You could spend hours on the ship...so much to see and learn. Ask the staff/volunteers on board, their knowledge is vast! Great for all ages, understandably not wheelchair friendly as there are 6 decks to climb up/down.

One adult and four kids. Pouring with rain. The Mary Rose exhibition is brilliant leisurely and informative. Stunning history. With a fun Calligraphy set for the kids. This means I sit down bonus. The Action Station for the kids was good only lacking a small coffee station which I am sure would have a roaring trade. The kids have stuff to do here. Again the parent rest stop...sitting down. Most of it free except Laser Quest. The large restaurant area had space for plenty of people and us on the ground floor which helps with kids. Also an inside picnic area for your own drinks and good Coffee too. Considering the heavy rain lots of chairs and space. Food looked good but on a budget. A great day out and we didn't finish it all. We will be back.

Brilliant place for the whole family! The dockyard has been named in the top forty UK visitor attractions according to ALVA figures for the third year in a row and also features in the top three visited paid attractions outside of London, behind Stonehenge and the Roman Baths. Buy an Ultimate Explorer ticket and you can come back as many time as you like in a 12 month period. Fantastic value you cannot possibly see everything in one day.

Portsmouth historic dockyard is a must visit for anyone who enjoys naval history. Being able to explore war ships from different periods of history is wonderful. You could easily spend a whole day here taking in all the information from the exhibits and the staff were great with our little boy encouraging him to try some of the more hands-on experiences. This was my first time seeing the Mary Rose and the way she's displayed is great, you get to see it from multiple floors and angles so you can really appreciate her lines and the size of her. Plenty of recovered artifacts too which are amazing to see. It's a shame Victory is currently undergoing restoration work (but obviously I appreciate they're doing the work!) as you can't see her in all her glory but the work is much needed so I look forward to returning and seeing her when the work is completed. It does give you a chance to see her structure though. Food was a bit pricey but that's the same anywhere you go these days. Overall I'm looking forward to going back someday!

Had the high tea which was very nice. Lots of cakes. Not sure about the sandwiches. It was for my mum and dad's golden wedding anniversary. I will not do the high tea myself again as I am not a great fan of cake. Think they do something in the morning if that is savoury then I might try that if I could get a group together. The views of the area are very good.

We knew we were going to love this attraction and we weren't wrong,it was brilliant and well worth the money,the views were spectacular even though the weather was not the best but it didn't dull our enthusiasm for a fantastic two hours well spent.

A must visit if you are in Portsmouth. It was an awesome experience to see the port from 170m height. Sky bar was closed till the time we reached 😞 Sky walk was great. Overall a must visit place.

Booked a high tea, which includes access to the tower and the sky garden. Breath taking views from the top floor, I absolutely loved it. It's located within the Gunwharf Quays, which has ample parking space and loads of shopping retailers. It's just a few minutes' walk from the train station, bus station, and the Portsmouth historic dockyard. Amazing family day out. Note that the tower can get really warm at the height of summer due to the glass.

This is a fabulous attraction to view. You can go right to the top and admire all the views.. you can also eat and drink at the very top and hire this amazing venue for your own private function, like a wedding.... Advanced notice is required though, so you won't be disappointed.... you can also have a go at abseiling!!!

Such a wonderful place! Been there for high tea for our date night and just felt in love with this place! Very friendly staff, great atmosphere, clean and comfortable. If you are not scared of high you definitely must visit Spinnaker Tower. Also you can go up to see Sky Gardens and walk through the glass floor on Deck 1. The views are breathtaking! When you book high tea you will have 1.5 hours to enjoy your experience, better book at evening time to enjoy a sunset! Highly recommended place!

Visited the tower with my partner and our 3-year-old daughter. We booked in advance but there were no queues anyway, on a bright and clear Saturday. A member of staff gives you a brief bit of background as you take the lift up to the first viewing platform. There are 2 talking telescopes for £1 a go, though one wasn't working but I assume they tell the same story. There is also a commemorative coin machine to make your own souvenir. The glass floor is fun to walk over and a great photo opportunity. You can then climb some internal stairs to the next floor where there's a cafe where most patrons we're having high tea. It's enclosed by large windows so you can enjoy the view still. If you want to eat here you'll need to book. We just sat for a refreshment whilst taking in the view. You can then climb another set of stairs to another viewing platform. This is partially enclosed by large glass panels, with an opening with netting above your head. Again the views were fantastic and plenty of photo opportunities.

Made a little trip from London. Stayed for couple of days in Portsmouth. Nice and clean city. Travelled around by car. Went around Spinnaker Tower and Outlet Shopping Central.

We have been there on one of our dates. It was amazing, definitely an unique experience and would recommend going up to the top!

We booked for the Christmas Tower Toymaker’s Workshop, it was absolutely fantastic. We were allocated our own elf and she was brilliant with the children. They spent their time writing letters to Father Christmas which they then got to post in his post box in the grotto. They then stuffed their chosen cuddly toy. Included in our visit was an all day pass to the tower, which was well used. Definitely recommend.

From the moment we walked through the door we were greeted with friendliness. Once up the tower the views were amazing, we enjoyed a lovely cuppa in the cafe. The staff were extremely knowledgeable not only about the tower but also the surrounding area. I have been before but the first time for the rest of my family I was travelling with and they were all overwhelmed by the experience.

Brilliant! Super fast lift whisks you up to the observation deck where you have amazing views of the Solent, Portsmouth and surrounding area. Plenty of information to help you identify landmarks. Glass floor is not for the faint hearted but certainly makes you aware of how high you are! Another 60 steps takes you up to the top level for more views. Worth a visit although not sure they needed to try to sell you the green screen pictures really.

I really enjoyed this adventure. The top floor was anticlimactic but still fun. On the way to the 3rd floor, I stopped and read every sign posted on the walls, so it made the last few steps bearable. All the staff were pleasant and very helpful.

An interesting tower where you can have beautiful views of Portmouth water front. Kids will enjoy the glass floor, which you could see through the height.

Spinnaker tower is brilliant once you get to the top! It's a lovely view and I also saw a concert going on when I was up there. I had a look at the telescope and saw lots of things. It is a little bit pricey though. The glass floor is so fun to go on! I definitely recommend this if you have the money.

Took my daughter up there for her bday,Absolutely brilliant and it was Worth the price. However, I recommend buying an annual pass. I do find the meal a bit pricey but I guess with the view, it was well worth the price.

Absolutely beautiful tower and you can see all around Portsmouth and there is plenty of parking space which is both aren't expensive.

Fantastic visit, we’re locals just over the water in Gosport and still always enjoy a visit up the tower, it’s amazing! Haven’t had high tea at the cloud cafe but we do plan to!

Fabulous views across the Solent. Glass floor was great fun and a relaxing cuppa and cake in the Clouds cafe to watch the boats come and go!

Amazing views!!Good prices. Also had lovely coffee and cake.. Must visit

Had afternoon tea. Very good value as ticket price included admission to the tower. Shame the weather let us down as it was very windy and wet. On previous visits the view have been amazing.

Great tower looking over most of Portsmouth. Seems to be a few people going up in it but personally I think the rice is too high just for a good view at £16.25 for adults and £12.85 for kids. Even £15 for pensioners I think is very steep. Still a great place if you can afford it. I think if the price was lower it would attract a lot more people.

I had been given a gift voucher for my birthday for High Tea so was looking forward to our visit. Unfortunately it was a cold misty day but the views were still lovely and the screens were very informative. There was no wait to go up and we didn't have to wait long to go up again for our High Tea. The food was lovely and the staff are very friendly and helpful but what spoilt the experience was the lack of heat. It was freezing in the restaurant and everyone was sat in their coats which is not very comfortable while trying to enjoy our tea. I don't know if this is normal or if they had a problem with their heating but at no point did anyone apologise for the lack of heat so I take it this is normal. It was a shame as it did not make you want to stay and enjoy the views as we were so cold. We did notice the temperature in toilet was 13° which was probably warmer than the restaurant!

We had an amazing experience at Spinnaker tower. We went there for high tea, great hospitality with a beautiful view. Many thanks to Neve for making my birthday so special. I strongly recommend going there for high tea. It is worth it!

My recent visit to Spinnaker Tower left me thoroughly impressed. The panoramic views of Portsmouth and the surrounding areas were breathtaking, offering a unique perspective. The modern architecture and glass floors added an exciting touch to the experience. The staff's professionalism and the well-maintained facilities contributed to a positive visit. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Spinnaker Tower is a must-visit attraction, providing a memorable and enjoyable outing.

Visited with friends. No need to book in advance. The staff were amazing, friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The views were spectacular. And the coffee shop is reasonably priced and also worth a visit

Being afraid of heights this was definitely not on my bucket list, but really glad I did. Great views but i chickened out of the glass floor. The staff are really friendly.

It was a great experience, very high up but worth it, I would go again, my sister was with us who is scared of heights ended up fine being that high up, great views only wished we had booked to go in the high tea in the clouds as the afternoon teas looked lovely, good views and the lift was so quick to get up there

Incredible museum a must visit if you don’t have the Ultimate Explore ticket for the Historic Dockyards and are trying to decide which attraction/s to see 😉 Over 3 levels you get a Fantastic view of what remains of the Mary Rose, the ‘top deck’ entered via an air lock lets you take photos without glass in between 👍🏻. As well as the boat herself you can view a large amount of recovered relics and remains of the sailors lost when she went down and amazing details about them…absolutely fascinating. There’s also a great 4D experience at the end, well worth a little wait at busier times, which goes through the history of recovering her. If it is busy you can go back at a quieter time and ask a member of staff to show you ‘the back route’ so you don’t need to navigate the whole museum again. There’s a large gift shop, of course, selling a wide range of souvenirs and gifts…some seemed reasonably priced and some seemed somewhat overpriced, in my opinion…a mug was in the sale for £20, reduced from £25 when I was there 😱 Also a cafe just off the gift shop selling all the usual fare…didn’t try it so can’t comment on quality.

I was skeptical when a friend booked these tickets as something to do outside London but would be worth the 2 hour trip from Victoria station. At £36 a ticket (plus the advanced £20 train ticket), we were all in. And I’m glad we did! I can’t speak so much about it as the surprises were better than knowing. You just need to know that this is King Henry VIII favorite ship. And it was sunk. Then after 450 years they brought it back up an entire side as it was excavated after it was preserved by mud. Games for the kids, loads of information and artifacts. Most importantly, the boat itself! The biggest surprise is the end. A film about the history that end WITH a 3D interactive film experience. Amazing! But not as amazing as seeing this amazing piece of history. Words can’t express how good amazing this boat was. I can’t believe how much of it was salvaged. You will spend ALL DAY here so buying a ticket just for this was best for us. And we still had to rush a bit to make the train back. A memorable day, one I’d highly commend to you!

Great attraction. Very interesting exhibits well laid out. Amazing to think how old it is. The ship itself is so interesting to look at. You see something different every floor you go up.

Absolutely fantastic museum with a very understandable haunting feel to it. The displays are really cleverly done. So much information and so many artifacts. Warning: there are many skeletal remains on display. The coffee and muffins in the cafe were excellent.

Fantastic museum! Photos don't do it justice. If you love your history, you'll love The Mary Rose. Expert staff will guide you along as you explore the skeleton of a Royal warship and soak up the atmosphere. Then there's the the crew of the Mary Rose themselves and the stories they tell. Can't recommend enough. Set aside a few hours though: lots to see.

A most incredible experience ever for an exhibition here in the UK. It's a 4D experience, well worth a look. In fact you will need to allow ample time to experience everything. Highly recommended, it's exceptional.

I loved this place, this was the first time I've seen the Mary Rose dried out!!!! It's an amazing experience, you can see her and the many artifacts recovered on different levels of the museum it is really well laid out, be aware it will be low light because of the ship and no flash photography is allowed, also I would do this museum first it is the furthest away from the entrance but nice to go round before it gets busy

Superb museum, which displays the ship "upright", when I last saw it, it was as recovered (ie on its side). Fairly dark but the lights do change to accentuate different aspects of the ship. The artifacts are very interesting and well displayed. A most excellent museum.

I was so impressed by everything in this museum. The way the ship is displayed, the mirror walkways and the artifact displays. So interesting, so amazing to see. The projections on the ship brought it to life. The staff were chatty and friendly. One came to talk to us as she said, you sound like you are really enjoying the visit, and we had a great conversation about the ship and the museum. The 4d experience is worth watching. I can't fault any of this. How on earth did all of that survive?

Excellent venue for a day trip with lots to see. We visited on a day when there were a low number of other visitors which made for a pleasant tour of HMS Victory and the Mary Rose. Both were excellent with the free audio guide for Victory particularly good. Portsmouth Harbour Station is only a few minutes walk away. We purchased a ticket valid for 12 months so will be back to see the rest of the attractions.

There is so much to see here, and the way it has been set up is exceptional. This is an actual experience, not just a display or anything like that, and best of all for me is it is very easily accessible throughout with level surfaces throughout and large lifts to the different levels. If you are disabled and going with a carer, make sure you state this at the till as carer's get free entry when with you.

We visited for my husband's 40th birthday treat. It was a lovely museum, very interesting, so much to see..nice pace to walk around. For those who struggle with walking and standing long periods of time like my husband and myself, they had a lot of sitting places and you could carry alittle stool around with you.

Amazing interactive museum, very well laid out and the artefacts are just fabulous. It’s very tasteful in its preservation of the souls which we’re found on board and their possessions. If you get a chance to go, then do, expect to be in the museum for a couple of hours and do look around the gift shop. The Mary Rose Trust is a charity and relies on sales and donations.

Fantastic place. I didn't realise the Mary Rose was so big. The team at the museum have done a great job of preserving the ship, and displaying it. Also a great job of displaying all the artifacts. Very informative.

Wow! What a fantastic piece of history. From the start of trying to find it, to what was uncovered, to raising the remains of the ship, just amazing! I loved this display and what they found, and seeing the ship, as well as the videos at the start, and the 4D movie at the end. Wonderful!

What can I say. If I could give it 10 stars I would. I've always wanted to visit here. Did the VIP tour it cost extra. A guy called Bob took us around. Took 2 and half hours. Couldn't fault him. Very good guide . I highly recommend you do this. You get into places not open to the public. Get a free bag at the end of the tour and get 10% discount in shop and cafe.

Had a wonderful time at this museum. I'm a wheelchair user and everything was accessible. The staff were very enthusiastic, knowledgeable, very friendly and extremely helpful. So amazing to see the Mary Rose 42 years after seeing her raised from the seabed on TV. So much information, artefacts and displaying of the actual ship itself is outstanding. If you're a history lover, ship lover, Tudor times lover it's an absolute must see. Be warned it can take you all day just for this one attraction

Great place, full of history, the staff was absolutely lovely and everything is flawless. Lots of things to see and I strongly advise everyone to get the Ultimate pass tickets because you can come back any time during the year and you don’t have to pay again, plus it allows you to see everything in there. I would definitely come back after the HMS Victory is going to be restored. There is a car park nearby.

Fantastic so much to see over so many floors. Really helpful knowledgeable staff. Very good cafe and gift shop.

Family visit, home education. Tuesday, 10am. Museum week laid out with loads to see. Fantastic display of objects and the Mary Rose was amazing to see. We would visit again.

Great experience. We first came here 30+ years ago but now she has her own museum. And access for mobility scooter and wheelchair is no problem, Great place to visit.

No visit to the Dockyard is complete without boarding the Victory. Really well presented, with an audio guide plus human guides strategically placed. The Victory museum and gallery opposite adds to the experience. Views of the ship will be obscured for some time from June 2022, as they had just begun to construct scaffolding around it for essential external works.

I was not particularly excited to go to this, was a treat for my husband's birthday. However, when we got there, I realised how much interesting history and how well done the exhibits were. We also saw the Alliance submarine and HMS Warrior. We really want to go back (got tickets that are good for 1 year) and do another weekend to see the rest of it. Incredible and totally worth it! If you're on the fence, definitely go - really enjoyable, especially if you like history.

Really fascinating, enjoyed walking inside the ship itself and the guides on board were really lovely and shared great info about the ship and Nelson. Also really interesting to see and hear about the renovation project its undergoing.

The exterior is mostly sheltered by a large canvas tent. The entrance is next to the Mary Rose. It has perhaps the best audio guide I have seen (heard). Radio codes posted throughout the ship trigger the appropriate section of the narration which recounts life aboard ship and, of course, the Battle of Trafalgar.

A great day out for all ages! We spent nearly 2 hours going around this historic ship. The audio guides gives you fantastic details and are available in different languages.

We loved our visit to HMS Victory, flagship of the British Navy. Built in 1765, the ship is displayed as it was in 1805 when it was Admiral Nelson's ship at the Battle of Trafalgar. The cost of the visit includes a free audio guide that takes you through the battle from the initial engagement to the death of Nelson explaining the daily life of the ship's crew. The ship is currently undergoing repair but it does not detract from the visit. The stairs between the decks are steep and may not be accessible for some and the lighting is quite dim with low beams that need to be avoided. We look forward to visiting it again as there is so much to see and learn about.

Victory is part of the Historic Dockyard. You can purchase various tickets for the attractions (see website) We did not go on board this visit and the Ship is still open to the public whilst undergoing restoration to the outer cladding. In fact we found the pop up tour of the restoration work "Victory Live" more interesting than previous visits as the visitor is able to get up close to the construction of the ship which is not quite how we had imagined. We would say don't be put off by the cladding and the iconic rear of the ship is still visible as at May 2023

What a fascinating insight into our naval history. It was so interesting to see how the sailors lived and worked. The visitor centres, souvenir shops and cafes were first class.

Currently under conservation with only 8 years to go out of 20. While she's not at her full glory the HMS Victory is a truly amazing ship. Experiencing the claustrophobic gun decks and walking through the captain's private quarters was a highlight. We can't wait to see her fully decked out in years to come. A must see!!

Simply amazing. Currently surrounded by scaffolding, so the outside isn't really visible, but, wow, the inside is fabulous. I would recommend the portable gadget for hearing the stories, listening to the historical information, you can pick and choose what you listen too. The tour takes in several floors, easy to get around, some of the steps are a little steep, but there's hand rails, and we found no-one was in a rush. So much to see, everywhere is absolutely immaculate, and guides on each floor are well informed and friendly. Worth every penny of the admission charge ... and Nelson did, apparently, say "kiss me Hardy" !!!

As part of our return visit on our Ultimate Explorer ticket we spent our time exploring HMS Victory. Well worth discovering this piece of British maritime history. Audio guide is very helpful and doesn't distract from everything to see. Had the option also of seeing some of the restoration close up as part of the Restoration Live exhibit.

It's fascinating to see this incredible piece of history, and it's beautifully presented with an optional audio guide that I recommend for taking you on an immersive tour of the Battle of Trafalgar and what life on board would have been like. The Victory is currently undergoing a major renovation project that takes away a lot of the external views, but the inside of the ship is still open.

Wow! The audio commentary really brought this historic ship to life, telling the impressive story of the battle of Trafalgar and Nelson's demise. It's extremely well preserved and well presented, but is currently undergoing some restoration work. As a historic ship, it's not suitable for anyone who has difficulty with steps. It is also important to realise that in some places, headroom is very low. Expect to bang your head! But it's absolutely worth it.

One of a kind experience and ship. Unique to see the keel and rudder from the drydock floor. A decades long restoration project underway. Original furniture in some areas. Helpful staff to teach you about the history..

Great attraction. Worth a visit. At the moment it's having a lot of work done on the exterior. It does have an affect on the experience but the work is completely necessary. They have a audio "experience" that pretty much talks about the journey that lord Nelson had sailing to meet the Spanish armada from start to finish. I will say look around the amount of people who was paying no attention to there surroundings because the where wrapped up in the story.

Fantastic tour. Nothing like the Victory. I’d recommend the audio guide. It’s free and walks you through the whole ship. The staff were also very helpful and knowledgeable. The Victory is currently undergoing a massive restoration and so is mostly covered over from the outside but the information about the restoration work is as fascinating as the ship itself. The historic dry dock is also a bonus attraction all its own. If you’re into the Royal Navy and the Napoleonic Wars, this tour is a can’t miss.

Great set up, having people in costume around creating an interaction and insight into life on the ship was great. I have a couple of kids (6 & 8) and a couple of teenagers (13 & 15) all really enjoyed it. Would highly recommend, although it is quite expensive even for a years pass (twice the price of English heritage annual pass.)

A Treasure surrounded by all the other treasures that are Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. HMS Victory is 16 years into a 20-year restoration, with the inside being complete and work continuing on the outside. Whilst you can only get a glimpse of the external majesty of the HMS Victory, be sure to grab a free audio guide on the way in as the story of everyday sailors, officers and indeed, Lord Admiral Nelson himself, is told in a most captivating manner as you are guided throughout the ship. The Battle of Trafalgar was such a pivotal battle in European history and the chaos, fear and cacophony of battle is expertly narrated. Moving stuff.

Not wheelchair accessible, if your stubborn like me you'll want to try it. Be warned there are a lot of steps up and down, very steep. I really struggled had lots of rests and the staff were fantastic helping me get back down the shortest and simplest route. Couldn't manage the whole ship but glad I did it. I would not recommend it if you have major difficulties with stairs. I have one flight in my house with 2 stair rails, these had 2 stair rails and I needed all the help I could get from my husband and staff

We had a fantastic day at HMS Victory. We bought a three attraction ticket which allows you to visit 3 attractions for 12 months. Once you have chosen your attractions you cannot change them but you can upgrade. You are given an audio guide and you find points on the ship that explains ship life, the run up to and the conclusion of the Battle of Trafalgar. There is also a museum that is also part of the attraction.

At time of visit (January 2024) the ship was covered in scaffolding....but could still go inside and have a guided tour on all the decks with background history on battle of Trafalgar, plus a tour of the hull. My only criticism is that it was not possible to buy a postcard of Nelson in any of the onsite souvenir shops. I wonder if Nelson has been cancelled here?

We had the best day here! We chose to get the ultimate explorer family ticket which was great value with my blue light card. Both Warrior and Victory are amazing. Well preserved, so much you can look at and explore on board. Steps were steep and tricky which I could imagine would be tricky for the less able. Life at sea back then must have been pretty gruelling! There were even characters on board you can ask questions. My son was quite amazed by the boiler room stoker chap and his gruesome stories! We loved the Mary Rose too and going on the submarine. I would say the ticket is excellent value and we simply ran out of time to do everything there was so much to do! We will be back to do some more bits another day as we didn’t get to do the cruise. One helpful thing I would say is that we weren’t sure if we would be able to take my son’s buggy. But as it turns out having a buggy was no problem, there were plenty of places to park it safely whilst you go onto the ships. And there was a fair bit of walking so I am glad we had it!

I have luckily been on the Victory a couple of times before, and seen it in all it's splendour, my 5 stars is based on my memory. Today and for many years to come, very necessary restoration to water damaged timbers is happening, and for me the tarpaulins and scaffolding took the shine off the visit. Helpful volunteers explain the history, I learned that most of the cannon on board are imitation, but there are 14 real ones, a test is to find them. Use your imagination to picture the horrors of going to battle in the Victory!

Brilliant. Even though the ship was under restoration and covered, there was still plenty to see inside and underneath. When you get through the ticket desk next to the ship, make sure you borrow the portable information speakers. These were excellent and not only provided lots of interesting information about the ship and its history but also gave narration of a piece of history, emotion & ambience to the tour. I found myself eagerly seeking out the next 'click' point to get the next piece of the story. My whole family (mother, wife, son (12) & daughter (15) absolutely loved it. We will be back soon to use our Explorer ticket & see more of the dock yard sites. I didn't take any pictures during the tour as I was too busy enjoying it!!

There is currently scaffolding on this ship which will be there for another 10 years. Nonetheless, it's an amazing visit. You can go inside all the levels of an 18th century ship!

We have 12 month tickets for Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. This was a re-visit with a focus on HMS Victory. It was a Wednesday, circa 11:00am in February. Great news, very quiet and we finished the tour before the school trips arrived. Truly excellent experience. A MUST :- NB you are offered a handset on a lanyard as part of the price of entry DO take it. So simple point it at the markers and hold to your ear. No messing no fiddling. Very instructive and informative. TOP 10 UK attraction for sure.

The exhibition will be under maintenance for quite some time. Simon our tour guide was exceptional. He was extremely knowledgeable and always open to questions. It was good going during off peak, it felt like a more personalised experience.

All under cover in the midst of restoration, with ten years more to go. So much history to be seen. Headheight a little low at some points. Gift shop. The audio tour is very good and free to use.

Really nice shopping centre for a stop off if using the nearby Ports. Parking is fairly cheap in the centre. Lots of shops and restaurants to choose from. It is a really big place and worth a look just to look at the Spinnaker. I’d say although it is a covered shopping centre it is a outdoor centre really so dress accordingly.

Great place to see water, boating and shopping. Easily accessible from southern sides of England. Best place for shopping at outlet. Most of the well known brand outlets are there and they are always cheaper than other places and always discounts. The parking is also not that expensive. Go, shop and enjoy!

What of favourite shopping places ever. Love the location near the sea, the view it’s lovely. It’s peaceful and modern, clean. It’s full of all type of restaurants, bars, cinema and other entertainment. The shopping it’s usually opened till 8pm. It has 2 level car park which it’s quite price, in this place you can visit spinnaker tower which has an amazing view. This is a very nice place. I recommend to visit.

Always happy to get back here. This time extra attraction to see Russian chap who sells sand (True- ordinary sand, very low quality. He doesn't sell kids sandpit sand as its not a great business) ... parked his boat next to the tower to save on hotel 🙄

Great shopping experience in the heart of Portsmouth and adjacent to the Historic Quay. Mainly designer-type stores selling at discounted prices. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Good parking underneath the shopping centre, although I would recommend the Park & Ride just off the M275 and only about 10 minutes bus ride to the entrance of Gunwharf Quays. Current cost is £4 return to cover car parking and family fare. Extremely frequent bus service so you can shop for hours without running up a huge parking bill.

My first time to this shopping area and I loved it! It helps that the weather was hot and sunny, so I could enjoy the sea views. There are lots of outlet stores that you don't get in Bournemouth or Southampton, plus a wide range of eateries with outdoor seating and views of the harbour. Much of shopping area is open and is so clean and tidy. There are lots of seating areas and it feels like you could go there just to relax - it's beautifully designed and is a very different shopping experience to indoor malls with horrible lighting. I'm looking forward to returning with more money...

First visit from Bournemouth good fast journey, easy to find and excellent parking. Many outlet designer shops with genuine reductions. Very smart area with lots of nice restaurants. Visited the Spinnaker Tower as well fabulous views

A lovely place with the option to sit and watch the world go by, eat, drink or visit the Spinnaker Tower. There are boat trips too. The designer outlet offers plenty of bargains should you fancy a browse. Plenty of shops to suit your style.

An absolute faboulous experience. We picked an extremely good day for it. The whole process of getting to the viewing area went seamlessly. There is a guide in the lift who explained what you are about to experience. Which is wonderful touch. It gets you in the mood. But what you see as the lift opens. Takes your breath away. I do not like heights but the way it was designed did not make you feel uneasy. The exact opposite. I was going from window to window taking lots of photos. There were telescopes with a speaking guide. Going through the sights and its history. This was reasonably priced. I even plucked up the courage to go along the Sky Glass. Again taking photos of 100m down. It was amazing. Even the Sky Garden which I was not too sure about. Was not that bad at all. With the netting overhead it meant you had a breeze blowing. Which gave you the feeling of being in the elements. It was money well spent and the whole family thoroughly enjoyed. Given a rare treat of a stunning sunset. Before we finished by doing a quick look at the shops on Gun Wharf Quays and a bite to eat. We took more photos of the structure outside. It was lit up and showed off the Spinnaker even more. Will definitely recommend to family and friends.

Absolutely great place for shopping, eating and taking in the views. The underground carport at the Gunwharf is brilliant. As you drive around it at the start of each bay in green lights it tells you how many spaces are available in that row. Each parking bay has a sensor, once you park it goes from green to red, brilliant system.

Gunwharf Quays is a premium outlet shopping centre located in Portsmouth, England. The shopping centre is situated in a picturesque location by the waterfront, with stunning views of the harbor. The centre offers a wide variety of high-end stores, with over 90 different brands to choose from. There is something for everyone, whether you are looking for fashion, homewares, beauty products, or even outdoor gear. The centre also boasts a number of cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to grab a bite to eat or a coffee. One of the standout features of Gunwharf Quays is its architecture. The shopping centre is housed in a beautifully restored historic building, which adds to the overall atmosphere and charm of the place. The centre also features a striking modern design, with sleek lines and a futuristic feel. Overall, Gunwharf Quays is a great shopping destination for anyone visiting Portsmouth. The combination of high-end stores, beautiful waterfront location, and unique architecture make it a must-visit for shoppers and tourists alike.

Seems a vibrant place for a day out with a good selection of shops and restaurants. Was actually surprised as a lot of towns seem to be closing down but here it appears very much alive. Also a pleasant place to relax with lovely views of the harbour, Spinnaker Tower and the Isle of Wight in distance.

Gunwharf Quays is every shopper's delight, and there's no better way to cap a visit to the Spinaker Tower than to spend the rest of the day wondering from shops to shops. Most of the major brands are here and offer a sort of discount called "outlet price". The vibrancy and Seafront experience both make a compelling case to visit. And of course it is a great opportunity to have some beautiful pictures taken. The Gunwharf Quays is well maintained in my view, the toilets are quite clean and there's paid parking on site.

Great variety of high end shops, we visited by boat so used the marina facilities, which were pretty manky and not in keeping with the rest of the place. A stunning skyline and lots of nice places to eat too.

There are plenty of parking spaces, less busy when school is in session. Outlet shops seem to have cheaper pricing and sales. Toilet facilities are available and wheelchair accessible. It's about 2 minutes' walk to the spinnaker tower

You can get street t-shirts that cost £37 for £16. You can get your designer clothes at a more affordable price. There are food and bars a 5-minute walk from Pompy Harbour train station for a swift exit.

Plenty of places to go in here. There is a shop for everyone. Like Nandos, Cadbury shop, coffee shops, restaurants, shoe shops and clothes shops to name a few . If you're in the area call in. Nice view over the harbour if you walk around the front. Plenty of seating there too. I called at nandos while I was there and that was worth going too. It's also right next to the railway station.

This was a very good shopping experience. Plenty of shops to choose from. Cinema and restaurants there as well from a quick snack to full dinner menu. Beautiful views with Spinaker tower at the top of the list. Will defo come back.

I love this area. Next to harbour station. Mostly all outlets are there. So many options for food and cafés . Keep minimum 400 pounds for 1 day of shopping there 😜.

Me and my partner had a amazing time!!! Also all the shops were dog friendly!!! Had a nice lunch at the old customs house such beautiful weather for October had a great day out

Really enjoyed our visit in the sunshine. Loads of nice eating places n fun to browse the designer outlet shops . Just looking as still expensive to buy. So nice to see all the shops occupied and lots of people about. Harbour boat trip was brilliant n well worth doing

Super cool!! This massive tallship was once the largest in the Royal Navy fleet and the world, and sported the most firepower of any ship in its day. Period accurate crew are aboard to answer any questions you might have about the workings of this truly impressive vessel. Definitely a sight worth seeing in Portsmouth!

Fantastic visit! Talk to the people around the ship, they are all lovely and friendly, I found everything so interesting. Unlike the victory there isn't a specific route to walk you're more free to roam about.

I cannot express how much I enjoyed this visit. Completely worth the ticket price. This is my second time. The 1st bist was 9 years ago. This visit I made more of an effort to talk and see the guides. Total worth it. They stay in character the complete time and are extremely knowledgeable! Register online and you can get 10% off. If you're looking for parking then search for Portsmouth historic carpark. It's 5min walk for the main gate.

An amazing ship! One that you see as you exit Portsmouth Harbour station. It's in great condition and really well presented. A must-see for those who want to explore the naval heritage of this city.

Thankfully HMS Warrior is somewhat more comfortable to walk about than HMS Victory in so far as I could do it with a straightish back, the ship located just behind the entrance is accessed via the jetty where you pass a section of hull plating, I imagine wheelchair access could be gained to the top deck with some considerable exursion but that would be the limit as to enter below to the Main and lower decks and 24ft below the water line to the Orlop&hold would prove rather difficult. The ship is immaculate throughout and guides posted at various points throughout bedecked in authentic clothing of the period reenacting the roles for which they are dressed give the experience that living touch so to speak. The guide at the coal bunker was very good giving a dramatic insight into the life of stoker's and trimmers the life blood of the ship as well as associated customs between sailors and stoker's and also the pay. Each area has its own story to tell no doubt from the divers store, officers quarters right up to the captain himself, demonstrations take place throughout the day but we were unfortunate to miss these. Like the rest of the Historical Dockyard well worth a visit. A useful free guide is available an image of which I've attached

We visited HMS Warrior whilst in the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. It is a spectacular ship, it was the largest Warship in the world. You have access to most of the ship. There are a number of decks, all as the ship was when active. There are many guides, some in costume who will answer any questions and are very knowledgeable in the history of the ship. It is a piece of our maritime history you should visit.

We decided to buy a year pass with the kids summer holidays approaching. We went on a Sunday, and my active 5 year old loved going round the ship. They had a band playing which were amazing and have since bought tickets to go see them.

Absolutely brilliant to explore! The period actors were exemplary, they really knew how to respond to questions in a way relevant to the period the ship would have been at sea. Would highly recommend visiting. If you only had time to visit two places, HMS Warrior and HMS Victory would cover it.

Very interesting war ship. You can see why it scared everyone off and never actually saw any action. I loved the volunteers sharing their knowledge with us and making the tour even more interesting.

Fantastic walk around. Staff inside are very informative. Almost looked like he was from the ship itself. Very big inside. Definitely worth looking around.

Not only is this ship packed with lovely smiley staff, but also full of so much Victorian history and things to see, leaflets are comprehensive, and the ship itself is in incredible condition, would 100 percent recommend as a family day out.

Everybody knows about the Mary Rose and the Victory, but HMS Warrior 1860 is as much of a must-see as them. The world's first fully iron-hulled warship, it is fantastically well-preserved and presented, with actors playing sailors of the era who really bring it to life. One did a gunnery demonstration that alone was worth the visit. It's also the only ship where they give you a free leaflet with diagrams of all the decks - really useful. Very highly recommended. (P.S. The café on board is no longer open, even though it's still listed in the Dockyard guidebook).

A really worthwhile attraction. You can see the obvious technical advances made over the Victory. The onboard volunteers are very knowledgeable and bring the spirit of ship life to the fore.

This tour was freaking cool. Best of all were the actors -(NPC like) playing as official crew members of the ship. They stayed in character all the time explaining all the tiny details and being super kind and engaging. Loved it ✨👌

This is one HUGE ship. Part of the Historic Dockards experience, which ain't cheap but well worth it. You're free to wander around the numerous decks and explore and there are live characters to interact with and inform you of life aboard.

Had a great experience aboard HMS Warrior. Met an in character member that was more than happy to provide us with facts and answer any questions. Amazing to have stood on the largest, fastest and most powerful warship of its time.

Beautiful ship. You get a real sense of what a huge step forward steam power represented. There are a few staff on board who play the part of crew members.... very convincingly. They will talk to you about any aspect of their lives at sea, being in the Navy... or life in general at the time. Fabulous 😁

Had a great time looking around and learning about the ship and many other interesting facts about that time. A special thanks to the gentleman, the 4th lieutenant on Dec 27th 2023(I added his picture), that showed my mum and I around and held my mum's crutches whenever we went up or down the stairs. Definately worth booking tickets to the dock yard and going to the warrior.

We really enjoyed the tour of the Warrior and the guides were really happy to to engage with us and played their roles of someone of that time in history to perfection. We got so much from it. It was one of the highlights of the tour around the dockyards.

Had a very quick and efficient arrival from the Isle of Wight. Drove off and went straight out onto the road.

Nice and easy to book on-line. Clean and comfortable Ferries and everything has worked on our numerous trips without any delays.

We were booked on the 13:20 to Fishbourne but arrived an hour prior. The staff managed to squeeze us onto the earlier ferry without even asking which made for a nice surprise! We were on St Faith which was one of the oldest ships of the fleet I believe but she still goes strong with her roaring diesels! The crossing was about 35 minutes and disembarked nice and quick.

The lady at the barrier when we arrived was amazingly helpful. She went above and beyond to make sure that we were able to get our ferry. Thank you to that lady, she saved our holiday!

It was always nice visiting the terminal. I have been to Isle of Wight a lot of time & I enjoy each visit every time. St. Claire is not as neat as St. Victoria. I love St. Victoria the most & it is the neatest .

Great and easy to use. Staff very good. A bit pricey hence not 5 stars. But otherwise good.

While using the accessible travel with the ships wheelchair on the 28/4/2023 foot plate would not stay closed . My 96 year old father had to try and keep both his feet on one plate . I reported dis function to a member of crew . . On our return 3/5/2023 aboard same ferry with the same wheelchair ,which was in the same condition. Not mended!!!! Also as an accessible travel disabled person I had booked exiting passenger door with wheelchair space !!!!! When we returned to our car . A car had been placed so near to ours I was unable to return my father to the front of the car . Waited in the cold for cars on lady to move to allow me access. This was reported to one of the ships crew . I have traveled with my father on your ferry numerous times and never had a problem before . Just feeling very frustrated Mrs P Matthews

Did not go in, but videod ferry departing. Very interesting.

Extremely overpriced compared to comparable services in Scotland, Malta to Gozo, or the Olympic peninsula in the USA. Prices depend on time of day and whichever way the wind is blowing. Should be a public service with a flat rate. Same goes for Red Funnel. And another thing that is irritating: everything is "wonderful", "fabulous" or "amazing". We don't need that: just a basic ferry service with wooden benches and no nonsense would be fine for this 30-minute crossing.

Ferry terminal and crossing were great. Driving through Portsmouth was nightmare

Very simple To book , had to amend & had no problems at all Nice clean ferry Food range could be better They used to have a Greggs at Portsmouth , but they done away with it , shame Still good service & a nice day out

The helpful staff make booking in easy. I haven't had to wait long to board any of the times I've used the ferry, although i usually arrive with minutes to spare.. Some of the ferries are newer​ than the others, but all have been clean, tidy and fairly relaxing.

Seamless! Got put on an earlier ferry and straight away we went. Friendly staff

Free entry, all you have to pay for is the parking and if your kids want to go on the assault course. Well worth paying for as the kids have loads of fun, climbing and crawling! A good day out for kids including younger tots as there is plenty of climbing and tunnels for them to explore. Probably not the best for those with limited mobility although they do have wheelchair routes and a lift. The indoor exhibits are well thought out with interesting signage and interactive sounds/displays. They tell the story of the fort and artillery. If you are interested in artillery then the range of exhibits will impress. From some of the world's earliest artillery pieces up to the Iraqi super gun. Our favourite is the railway gun. All in all a good cheap day out for the family, especially when the sun is shining. Plenty of parking is available.

This place never disappoints! We're regular locals, it's a beautiful place to visit with the fantastic history. The views are also 👌 Our last visit was for the Falklands exhibition which is quite moving! Cafe and toilet facilities on site. Don't forget the gift shop. Although it's free to visit I would definitely recommend dropping in a donation to help keep the place running. Our children loved exploring the dark underground tunnels

For a small parking fee, the fort offers a tremendous experience. You get a sense of the past, in a well preserved modern fort. Exhibits are largely cannons. You get to walk through the fort rooms and tunnels up to the cannon position. There is an additional large covered display room. The restaurant generally offers good coffee sandwiches and cakes all at cafe prices. Easy to get to and good parking. Well worth a visit.

Very big museum and lots to do. Very friendly staff and helpful. Free of charge. My family joy every minute. Big tunnels underground. Lots and lots to do. Lovely clean toilets. Free parking. Armchair friendly.

Really good day out for the family, parking available, friendly helpful staff, disabled friendly lovely little cafe there and good shop to buy memorabilia of your visit. Stroll through the tunnels and see weaponry through the ages. Very informative and enjoyable for all. Free entry parking is about £3. Disabled parking free. Definitely worth a visit.

A brilliant place , which I think 💭 can be overlooked. The art 🖼️ installation of “Walking With Giants” ( reference the fallen [ those who “Crossed The Bar” ] in the Falkland conflict ( 1982 ). Very emotive & very powerful. The Museum is fantastic & is accessible to all with great facilities for those who need help & assistance. An hidden gem 💎 in the Portsmouth area. 10/10. Well worth a visit.

A great place to visit, entrance is free, they do like you to pre book, but as we were just driving past and pulled in, they were happy to let us enter without pre booking a slot. Parking is great, spread over two sites, with limited disable parking. The museum covers the history of the construction of the fort and many artillery pieces from around the world on display, larger pieces are displayed outside and in a large hanger. There is a network of tunnels to explore, which are fun for the kids. A small restaurant is situated at the entrance, as are toilets and a gift shop. Another toilet area is situated half way along the museum area, so that you don’t have to walk all the way back to use the facilities. There are many photo opportunities around the museum, in the form of cut outs, another great idea for the kids. All in all a great visit.

Awesome place to visit which I’ve come to numerous times now. Lots to see and it’s free too. The tunnels are great. Good place to come for a few hours.

Exceptional museum on portsdown hill, still can't believe it's free for entry. Lovely cafe at start. Loads of exhibits in the fort itself. Tells the story of how and why they were built. Also has the Falklands 40 year exhibit. There is a large ground to explore outside with a small refreshment bar where you purchase tickets for the junior assault course. All in all a great day out for all the family.

Incredibly moving experience. The Falklands Exhibition was very moving. Fantastic! Credit to everyone who has helped to make it such a wonderful informative museum. It has come a long way since I previously visited.

Excellent place to visit with plenty to see and do. What makes it even better is that it free. If you park on the same side then it will cost you £3 but there is free parking on the other side of the road. Just in case it is busy you can guarantee your place in advance online or you can take your chances and just turn up on the day.

Visited today and was great. Very interesting place with lots to see. The lady on reception was very friendly and helpful when we arrived too. Would definitely recommend a visit. Entry is free, small charge for car park and the souvenir guide was very reasonably priced too. We enjoyed our visit thank you

Very impressive. It really is a great day out, but the weather wants to be on your side to fully appreciate it. I was with a party who were not really interested in the exhibits but wanted to appreciate the views, which are very impressive. We did take advantage of the introductory talk, I wouldn't call it a tour, which was very interesting and well delivered. I did have a good look around the out door exhibits which I would have liked to see better described, but didn't get much further as my party wanted to move on. One thing really impressed me, it was FREE to get in. Great if you have a family and want to take them out. Something that not everyone can afford with a young family. Well done and I hope to visit again.

As three aged adults we founf this ana amazing place and had a wonderful visit. If you're local and have a young family it must be bliss as there is so much to do here and entry is free so you can visit a different area each time. The fort is one of Palmerston's Follies, built in the mid nineteenth century as a defence against possible French attack. It is largely underground and has various batteries and galleries to cover both sea approaches to Portsmouth and land access to the fort itself. The fort is now run by the Royal Armouries and has displays of artillery from the twelfth century to the Cold War. The biggest exhibit has to be an 18" railgun (excluding the Supergun from the Iraq war that was never actually fired) and there are a variety of pieces both indoors and outdoors. Western ones, certainly after the eighteenth century, tended to be very plain and functional but some of the eastern ones are real works of art. There are also displays on Victorian barrack life as well as the building of the forts around Portsmouth. There are tunnels - surprisingly deep - that you can walk down for visits to the galleries defending the fort as well as rooftop batteries. We spent about 3 hours here and could probably return in a few months and do the same again. The cafe was a nice place to sit and reflect on what we'd seen after our visit.

Educational & an interesting bit of history. Free to get in, but you need to book tickets online in advance. Parking is £3. Cafe is nice with small range of cakes, drinks & snacks. Well worth a visit

Amazing experience with this absolute gem, the fort is free to enter and you feel no pressure to donate or buy anything. The history within is both enjoyable and fun for young and old alike with facilities to allow disabled to enjoy the majority of the experience perhaps not the upper ramparts though there is a ramp up. I went on a tour to a tunnel not open to public often and the guides were delightful and informative. There is so much here I can't get it all into the review ! Suffice to say that spending an afternoon here exploring with the family or alone would be both enjoyable and time well spent. The photos don't do justice to the majesty of this amazing building.

If you're interested in old militaria it's a great visit. Antique and not so antique boom sticks galore! Who knew old school mortars were giant metal buckets that fired stone bowling balls?

Good day out, kid friendly. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't on our side this time, but there were lots of inside exhibits and interactive features. as well as the tunnels that go under the grounds and the surrounding walls.

A great place to visit and learn about the local history of Portsmouth. This place is huge and contains a vast array of military equipment as well as history of the people who lived and worked there. We came on a special events day (check website) which had a variety of activities which included re-enactments and gun firings which we found quite amazing. All in all a great day out for the family.

The welcome was warm. The customer service in the cafe first class. The enthusiasm of the people working there was infectious. The displays well presented. All this and for free! If you visit in winter be prepared for the cold in the tunnels. I'd happily revisit.

As a lover of history and culture, I enjoyed the short weekend visit to Fort Nelson. So much history is embedded here. Had a cup of tea and cake afterwards. There is a cafe on site, so you definitely have a chill-out area😍.

Very nice helpful staff, who thankfully soothed my fears over paperwork etc, I had made mistakes but this was easily shown to me by the staff. Boarding was a little slow but once on board the cabin was very nice for me my wife and 2 kids. Breakfast the next morning, you can only get continental breakfast free, the Full English, except for children, you have to pay for. We had lunch in the Tapas bar which was fairly inexpensive and was ok. Dinner was a nice menu, although a little small on the portions, was nice. You pay for all drinks including water. Had a good sleep on the ferry and the children enjoyed the crossing. Internet was £17 for 6 hours on 2 devices which I would advise if you have little ones as you can pause the time All around a good experience.

Great crossing from Portsmouth to Caen. Stayed in a cabin, great experience. Food, drink and facilities on board were better than expected. Return leg not as impressive, gave our paid for, reserved seats to a load of school children....that was ok but they never informed us and still haven't offered refund, will chase but spoilt trip as got zero sleep on the way home. Highly recommend booking a cabin as made a world of difference, both legs of journey had calm seas with great view from clear skies.

The cabin was larger than I expected. It was clean and neat. The restaurant food was excellent. There was also entertainment during the afternoon and evenings.

Super service and smooth sailing! So much easier travelling from Portsmouth compared to the busier routes from Dover. Excellent food on board, clean facilities and a cosy cabin. Looking forward to the next trip later in the year to Spain on the overnight to Santander. Thanks!

Really good ferry to navigate, all comfort in the ship: toilette, restaurant, piano bar, disco, cinema, takeaways, relax place, cabins car parking. All the crews are really kind and helpful. Nice to stay also for long trip.

Was the best and confortable travel ever , 33 hours of sailing feel like 1 hours. Strongly recommend

All good, friendly staff, food ok but a bit pricey. Ferry was clean and the crossing smooth. Not sure what the answer is with the smelly black smoke, 30 year old technology, I guess.

All excellent except for disembarkation. There seems to be no logic between arrival time and disembarkation. This occurred on both journeys. They say loading is down to vehicle size, evidently not so as most passenger cars were totally mixed. Otherwise, an excellent ferry service. Clean cabins, good and reasonably priced food and drink, attentive staff, all in all, a highly recommended travel method. We avoided the frenetic drive through France and instead enjoyed a mini cruise.

This was a much better experience than expected. The crossing was very smooth. We had taken pills just in case but I don't think we needed them. A couple of times the ship rolled a little but mostly it was very steady. We had an inside cabin. A window would be better, but none available when we booked. I was happy to relax in there for a lot of the time but there are plenty of seating areas on board, plus the large bar cafe area. Food was good, dinner was table service and staff were very friendly and efficient, breakfast is help yourself, a wide range of croissants, Pastries, cereals and fruit, I returned to top up a couple of times, for those that insist on a heart attack plate in the morning a full English is available for approx €5. Plenty of coffee refills too. The cabin had only 1 towel, strange was there were 2 of us, so will take our own on return journey. Also no kettle etc, that was no surprise but I could not find info about either issue in the booking info etc. There are euro and UK plugs so a travel kettle would be a wise move. Boarding was a slow process. We arrived early but so did everyone else. Disembarking was also slow, it took 90 mins to leave the boat and exit passport control. I guess this is the reality of the covid world. Not sure why Brittany need to send me lots of emails about booking further trips when I have just started my winter break. This kind of thing seems mercenary to me. This was not our first choice trip, but the French government forced us to change travel plans, and they probably did us a favour. It significantly reduced our driving time, and will mean the same on the return journey.

Lovely ship, lots of activities on board including a free play area. Nice duty free shop onboard and a nice little cafe's with different varieties of food. Lovely service from all staff onboard, I would definitely recommend.

Other than the air hockey tables were out of order it was an excellent crossing 😂

It all worked well - the Portsmouth to Bilboa crossing is still better than driving through Spain. Rooms good. Restaurant is good too. To make this crossing even better: 1. Improve vegetarian / vegan option at breakfast canteen. Vegetarian breakfast was missing one item on one day, and on the second day it was missing two options (therefore vegetarian breakfast on day 2 was just scrambled eggs, beans, one small tomatoes and one hash brown). They could have doubled up on the items available to compensate for the missing items. 2. Improve speed and quality of the lunch canteen. The queue was very slow. The chicken French taco wasn't very full, it felt empty and doughy (starchy and carby). You could have created a double servery and increase staff to increase speed. Also, increase taco fillings. 3. Improve the quality of hot drinks. It is all served from a coffee bean to cup machine or vending machine. Mochas were not available either. There are coffee bean to cup machines which are far better nowadays - the Weatherspoon Pub Chain uses these.

The best way to travel to Spain if you have a pet. The best thing is that for almost two days, you can rest, disconnect and have fun while making such a long trip. The children's play areas are perfect, although sometimes there are not so young children who play too much. We recommend the lounge area, it is worth paying the difference to be in a quiet place with good food and drink. We travel 4 times a year of which, twice, there is no room for pets and we can't travel by ship. I sincerely believe that being 1 of the 2 ways to leave the Uk with a pet, having only 10 kenells and 10 or 20 rooms, is a really ridiculous and insignificant amount since trying to book the trip more than 4 months in advance, it is impossible to find a place and because of our jobs, it is impossible to book before. Please, try to put more places, all the people with pets that I talk to, complain. Of the few seats. As long as there is space, I will travel with you because it is great.

Had such an amazing time on Brittany ferry's loved every minute beds were so comfy drinks were ressonalble but could be better still enjoyed the whole time seeing all the amazing views and outside areas

Dreadful Experience on The Salamanca, Brittany Ferries has changed for the worst.I really do not think that it helps as they promote it as if you are going to have a wonderful time.Our room carpet was filthy and looked like dog pooh the food had sold out in the restaurant only burgers from the freezer to the microwave or a toasted sandwich.on our return in Portsmouth we could not disembark on time because of a problem with the doors and ramp. If you have booked all that I can say is take yourself a nice meal and a good bottle of wine do not expect anything from the Brittany Ferries restaurant's I hope that you find my review incorrect and have a better experience than we did

I’ve been using this company for many years now & have always found them to be professional & efficient. Although I use a 3rd party app to book my sailings (AFerry) you can always book directly with them. Sailings are on time (I’ve never experienced a delay), & the ferry’s are clan, well equipped & they have decent bars, restaurants & duty free shopping on board (Portsmouth to Santander). The organisation of loading vehicles is quick & well organised. I would throughly recommend using them, but beware of the wifi services onboard as recently it’s been well publicised that certain networks will stay connected to the ships wifi satellite causing enormous roaming costs.

Sailed (return trip) Portsmouth to Bilbao. Everything great. Friendly check-in staff at both ports. Clean comfortable cabins. Good food. Only disappointment is the unloading / border security when arriving into Portsmouth. I don't suppose this is under Brittany Ferries control, but, something needs to be done to speed up this service. I waited 1h 45minutes to get through.

Great ferry service. I enjoyed my time aboard sailing to and from St Malo.

Booked a kennel for my dog and reserved seating but was able to upgrade to a pet friendly cabin by arriving early and getting a cancelled cabin. Very happy I did because I don't think my dog would have been happy for her first boat trip to be in the kennels. There is no dog walk area at the port and my dog didn't want go to the toilet in the designated dog walk area on the ship. I couldn't find any information on the pet accommodation so have posted a few photos. We travelled on the Galicia from Portsmouth to Bilbao.

Great sailing, lovely commodore cabin and very relaxed trip overall. Just forgot to disable the car alarm but the crew were great and allowed me to go down and deactivate it. Alas mine was not the only one

Excellent experience. Informative, plenty to see & learn. The tapestry is incredible. The staff very helpful & informative. Highly recommend a visit!

Excellent museum. Very much worth a visit. Book online before going. You don't need to pick a day to go, the ticket lasts for a year and you save money. They also have free audio guides you can get when you go around inside. Cafe is lovely too and the cakes are yummy.

Absolute fantastic experience well worth the price of the tickets, all the family really enjoyed it. To my daughters it was a bit of an emotional shock to hear what happened and to see the equipment and hear the stories. Just a tip don't rush around it makes you think about the men risking their lives 😪😪

A good place to visit, ticket price includes access to the tank landing craft which is situated outside the the museum. Inside the museum contains the D- Day embroidery which is a massive display that continues around the entire building, impressive display of artist skill and imagination. All in all a very impressive museum.

If you like war stories or anything about WW2, this place is a must see. My son had a great time. I felt like he was my tour guide. (Apologies for some silly photos.)

This was very close to where I stayed so made a point to visit at the start of the day. Coming from a military family background I'm glad I did. I made use of the audio guide once I came back into the main building after viewing the memorial wall and the LCT 7074 (an eye-opening experience in itself). Plenty to learn and see and the appliquéd displayed a Bayeux tapestry-inspired piece that was fascinating to see. They even have little tracing stations for the kids(and grownups) to trace scenes from the display. Finally, they had a good gift shop, cafe and toilet facilities. Hope to return with my parents soon.

Great exhibit which can be done in 2-3 hours . The inclusion of being able to walk in and around an actual landing craft makes the experience more unique. Staff were great and offered audio guides to anyone.

Excellent museum with lots to see and do for all ages. Displays are well set out and give a great understanding of what D day was like. With outdoor landing craft to explore and fascinating hand sewn tapestry there really is something for everyone. Good cafe and the cleanest restrooms we have found anywhere. Great value and informative staff to answer any questions. A superb 2-3 hour visit.

This was a nice place to visit. I had been waiting for them to reopen after the refit. The landing craft was amazing and worth the wait. The main museum was good, with some great displays. They have a small gift shop and cafe ( but was closed when I visited)

Wow, so much information is available and many things to see. My 2 hours spent there was not even close to what it deserved or I needed to soak up all the information and objects presented. Thoroughly enjoyed it and the staff.... damn.... the staff were great, friendly, helpful, and just lovely people.

So amazing to have this wonderful museum in my back garden so to speak. As a Portsmouth girl, I am proud of our history and the way the museum portrays this to the public. Loads to see and take in, some great exhibits, knowledgeable staff. There is a cafe, conference room, gift shop and toilets and is well positioned in Southsea, along the beautiful seafront. So worth a visit.

We spent a good 3 hours walking around, absorbing as much information as possible. A very interactive museum and a very important reminder of what happened in June 1944.

This museum contains a variety of personal items as well as vehicles that were used in the liberation of Europe from Germany in 1944. Along with audio and visual aids there is also Overlord embroidery which is quite impressive and a great way of remembering D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. It’s worth taking your time going through all the sections in this museum as it may be small but it has a lot to offer. It provides an insight into the bravery of the men and women who fought hard and gave their lives to make our world a safer place.

Very detailed story of the D-day. A lot of well-kept exhibits including landing crafts. Interative videos and sets shows the vibe and mindset of people in different locations and positions at that moment. Audio guide is provided for more detailed information on some specific exhibits. Obtain tickets in advance to enjoy a discount.

We enjoyed our visit. Lots to see and read about. Liked the earphone commentary.

Visiting The D-Day Story in Portsmouth was not just an educational outing; it was an immersive encounter with history that left an indelible mark on my heart and mind. This museum is not simply a collection of artifacts; it is a portal to the past, offering a multi-sensory experience that brings the harrowing and heroic tales of D-Day to life. Right from the onset, the museum curators have done a sterling job in crafting an exhibit that marries historical accuracy with engaging storytelling. Every display is meticulously arranged, taking you through the timeline of events with such clarity and detail that it’s impossible not to be absorbed by the gravity of the D-Day landings. The highlight of our visit was undeniably the ingenious use of modern technology to invoke the atmosphere of the wartime era. When we stepped into the landing craft installation, we were greeted with a video projection that encapsulated the tension and anticipation felt by the soldiers as they approached the Normandy beaches. The rumble of the craft’s engine, the whispers of the men, and the unsteady waves created a visceral experience that was both humbling and enlightening. In that moment, we were no longer mere spectators; we were part of a pivotal moment in history, sharing in the collective breath of bravery and uncertainty. The D-Day Story excels not only in its interactive exhibits but also in its ability to evoke emotions. It is one thing to read about history in books; it is another to feel it pulse around you. The museum has succeeded in creating a space where learning is active, engaging, and deeply personal. Through thoughtful interactivity, visitors of all ages are provided with a gateway to understand the sacrifices made and the strategic intricacies of the D-Day operation. Beyond the landing craft experience, the museum offers a plethora of interactive elements, including hands-on displays and personal testimonies that allow visitors to connect with the individual stories amidst the wider narrative. It's a powerful reminder that history is not made up of faceless numbers, but of real people whose courage and resolve shaped the world we live in today. For those looking to grasp the enormity of the D-Day landings and to honor the legacy of those who fought, The D-Day Story is an essential visit. The museum doesn’t just tell you a story; it draws you into history’s embrace, leaving a lasting impression of reverence and understanding. I left The D-Day Story with a deeper appreciation for our past and a grateful heart for the peace carved out by those who came before us.

We visit D-Day museum in Portsmouth on 10th October 2023, the museum is really good, plus free guided help. There is an entrance fee but well worth it. The staff were friendly and professional. The museum was set out well too. Easy to navigate through. Great place to appreciate our history and what our few did for so many.

Due to stormy weather our cruise ship got stuck in Portsmouth. The ship arranged a trip to this facility. Really rather moving showing the loss of life by many brave souls. The tapestry is a work of art that should not be missed I am surprised that we were not aware of it until the time of our visit. Be careful in the landing craft it wasn't built with tourists in mind

What a gret museum this . Well worth a visit . Great friendly staff.

Cute little aquarium, good price but is smaller than most aquariums I've visited. Great for kids. Turtle with an attitude problem, adorable otters, fishing strictly prohibited and don't feed your kids to the sharks (it upsets their stomachs).

It was a very lovely aquarium with a lot of exhibits. The fish looked in very good health and it was a very nice layout. There was hood service and the fish talks were very interesting! Was very good for the price

Fab couple of hours spent walking around. Loads of different displays to look at. Really friendly staff very helpful. Can use ticket all day which is fab definitely come again. The chuncky turtle or tortoise loves pink and will follow you up and down the enclosure

It's Okay, nothing special. A little expensive personally for what you get, you can easily get around the whole place in under an hour, you can spend longer if you stop to read things and view the fish and listen to talks. I'm not sure if one of the displays is under renovation, but a whole area is boarded up, and you walk through a narrow dark walkway. Some areas look a little dated and could do with a touch-up, and the gift shop was definitely disappointing and expensive.

Small but interesting for the kids. Felt a little expensive for an attraction that the kids will get through in an hour or less. But all in it's a great place

This place is so beautiful, quiet and calming. That’s one place I would definitely go back to. It’s affordable too

Nice fish experience, loved the local fish tanks, idea to expand in this area? However having a mix with tropical fish is great for kids. They just love to see dory and nemo. It takes about 1 to 2 h to go through the experience, easy to park in front or near the place, we paid 48 £ for a family entrance.

The 2 stars is for the awful ladies toilet. My husband said it’s the same with men’s toilet. Negative- It was very wet on the floor. Not just a small area but the whole floor. Impossible not to get your pants wet. Dirty and broken toilet. No signage and warning. There were school children in and out. What if they slipped? I’m furious. Positive- Apart from that, u get a stamp on ur hand and you come in and out for the whole day. A cafe and fish and chips outside which u can bring in and sit by the playground.

Sadly this place is getting worse and worse. There’s not much to see anymore; you can comfortably get round the whole place (including reading the signs) within 30-60 minutes, which is not really worth the prices charged. Luckily it was a sunny day so I was able to take the kids into the outdoor splash park. It’s very small, so wouldn’t be great on busy days but we were lucky and they were the only kids for most of the time. So they happily played in the water and the sand for a long while. But realistically, I had spent £30+ for them to play in a splash park across the road from a free one and see few fish more than they could see at a decent fish shop.

Came here for my daughters birthday on boxing day last year. Loved it. It was quiet in there due to time of year but that made it much nicer for us, we could see everything and a nice pace to look around.

Nice little aquarium. Plenty to see. Only knocked a star off because I thought it was quite expensive. £15 per adult.

Nice place for a little family trip, you can pay for admission and return back later in the day. Friendly staff

Really fun activity to do, great for little ones (although me & my partner went without kids!) My only disappointment was that it was over too quick, for the entry price, I wish there was a little more to see there. But we definitely had fun & enjoyed it. Would recommend it you haven't been before! :)

My son enjoyed it but it was very small and takes 30 minutes max to get round it not worth the admission fee in my opinion

Very historic building and worth a visit if you're down on the Southsea promenade. There is a courtyard which is open all year, and there are extra shops and activities in the summer months. Built by Henry VIII in the 1500s. Mainly original still. Excellent, easy to access place if you're interested in history.

Took our daughter here whilst on Easter holiday and she loved it. She is so into all history at the min, she was worries about standing next to Henry but ok in the end lol would recommend to all visitors and with free entry (donations a recommendation)

What a wonderful place to visit and to relax too. I look at it as a nice historical spot, well organized and very suggestive. If you're visiting Portsmouth, I recommend to have a walk here and enjoy the seafront and the view

Nice little castle built by Henry VIII in the 16th century. There is a restaurant on ground level with outside seating and it is very cute and cosy. Lovely to be there when the weather is nice, like today. When you climb up you have a view over the sea and there are tables where you can rest or grab a bite.

The Southsea Castle is one of those places which transports the visitor to a time long gone but not forgotten. Although the interior of the castle being commercialized and converted to a cafe may be a dampener to the the purists among us, the exterior has been maintained almost as it was at the time of its construction. The sea facing was offers a beautiful view of the waters and the ships.

Went during school hols (October) but it was closed. Cafe still open though and lower level grounds so still plenty to see

Fabulous small defensive castle on Southsea sea front, commissioned by Henry VIII. Superb views to the Isle of Wight and across to the Portsmouth skyline. Delicious food available in the ground floor cafe, which also has courtyard seating. Small gift shop and a video of the history. Well worth a visit.

Interesting castle that's free to visit, in a great location overlooking the Solent. Walking around the walls there are great views of the Solent forts and across to the Isle of Wight. Inside there's an exhibition charting the castle's history from the Tudor period, including lots of information and some historic artefacts. There's a great café in the courtyard serving refreshments and hot food. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The castle is open from 10:00 to 17:00, Tuesday to Sunday between April and October. The courtyard area is dog friendly.

Southsea Castle is free of charge between April and October each year. There are great views from the top of the castle as well as historical items on display in various parts of the building. There is a small cafe/restaurant and a gift shop within the grounds.

Was fun, unfortunately we visited out of season so fun fair and mini golf was closed. Still had a great time in the amusements and there was really helpful staff. Was enjoyable on the beach and watching the ferry's go by.

A classic pier with a great variety of arcades, toys, food shops, ice cream 🍦 shops, hot dog 🌭 shops and souvenir shops. See photos attached. 🛴 Rides: There is a variety of them, most of them need a refreshing though. 💵 Cost: from 3 to 6 £ for a ride, definitely not a cheap option. 🚾 Toilets: you need a full hygiene protection to use them during a busy day... Really disappointed. 😉 Extra Tip: go for 50 tokens for 25£ if you have more than one kid with you. Good deal!

My kids loved it. It is not the cheapest attraction but there is a bit of a thrill for them. Plenty of food and drink around. On sunday march afternoon not very busy at all. Staff pleasant it was a nice experience.

Very nice scenic part of Southsea. We visited as a family of 6 and ate at the fish and chip stall at the furthest point towards the Brewers restaurant. It was lovely, I would definitely recommend visiting! We also played some mini golf which was affordable and we didn't have to wait very long at all for each hole. The arcades were a good visit too, lots of variation for the children to play with and spend lots of money, haha 😅. We didn't visit the fairground, but it looked like people were having lots of fun! (Picture is of the punch machine in the arcades!)

Is nice, but to expensive… we would like to go to more rides but for a family is to expensive 5 tokens per ride is the same £5 is to much (and was empty for some reason). If it was less tokens per ride I can believe you will have more people…

Need deep pockets with all the amusement arcades & fun fair rides especially if you have children with lots to tempt them

Nice place to have fun with my girl! Spent couple hours every visit here!

Came here for a evening out with family , we bought a wrist band for £12 that gave us 10 rides which was fine , tokens are £1 each so the ride are fro 3 tokens to 5 tokens. Can work out expensive if theres alot of children with you with all the goodies around . You dont have to wait long for rides , the arcades are just like most flashing lights That draw you in to spend lots more . We all had fun

A good selection of hair raising rides and amusements. Lots of places to get a bite to eat too, well worth a visit. I think there should be 2 circuits of the little roller coaster through!

Lots to do and very entertaining for the kids highly recommended