Plymouth Plantation and the Mayflower II were the main attractions to be visited during a family trip. My mother-in-law, an amateur Pilgrim expert, was very disappointed by the revisionist history being presented by the costumed tour guides on the Mayflower. Many questions she asked, for the childrens' sake, taken from William Bradford's own writings, were answered incorrectly. Will no longer... more

Was here on a Monday afternoon, 25JUN07. Remember that this is a replica, but even at that it is 50 yrs old this yr. It gives you an idea of what little space was available to the familes on that original voyage. & how much they had to go thru on the voyage. Listen to the stories of the re-inactors.... more

"Residents" of the ship are credible and very knowledgable. Interact with them and enjoy their stories. Visit Plimouth Plantation as well and make a great day of it. You can purchase a discounted ticket for both attractions. Plymouth Rock nearby is a bit of a disappointment - a rock in a hole in the ground. The surrounding area is nice... more

Going to the Mayflower II was mandatory. After hearing about the wonders of Plimouth, and this being run by the, I had to go. The ship's amazing and it is great to see the replica, but the 1st person people! They barely acknowledged people, even when approached, and if they did say something it was quick. The man seemed only... more

We saw the Mayflower II in combination with Plimoth Plantation. I think it is best done that way. I'm not sure how much I would have enjoyed the ship, if I hadn't just come from Plimoth Plantation - but the exhibits were good and if you are short on time, the Mayflower, can be seen in less than an hour... more