Excellent staff and helpful and professional very knowledgable. Food was good but a bit pricey. We could not see it all but can return as many times in the year. This was our second time. I would definitely recommend it for anyone.

Had a great visit about three weeks ago and there was so much to see we had to return last weekend (the ticket allows for returns within the year). Very interesting for anyone interested in code breaking, how language skills were used, secrecy and the history of WW2. We used the headsets, went on a tour, read and heard so much information! We also had a lovely lunch in the cafe - it’s better quality than we had expected! Definitely would recommend to others.

Visited the site and was impressed with many of the exhibits and had a great time. The house was really interesting. However it was disappointing that the signposting on the site was overly complex (and I have a high IQ!). There are various bits of duplication in the huts and across the site. Disappointing that they have not recreated a Colossus machine (the virtual one is not good enough). Perhaps try to buy the one used in the Imitation Game, or the Enigma files? Finally the heating was turned up to Saharan tempratures. Obviously not afraid of a big heating bill.

Booked a visit plus Champagne Afternoon Tea after receiving a Day Out gift. Excellent value for money. The new DD film section is really good as is the code breaker hut including Alan Turning's office. When we went it was extremely hot so we didn't see everything, but as your entrance is valid for a year we can go back. A must for anyone interested in the impact of codebreaking in WW2

A great day out, we arrived on a cold January morning at 10am and didn’t leave until 4pm. Each of the exhibitions were well put together and gave you an insight into the life of the thousands of staff at Bletchley during the war. The guided tour took around an hour and our guide superb, they are all volunteers and offer additional information on each of the huts and the main house. We had booked a cream tea, but I got my days completely wrong and we turned up a day late, the staff on reception were fantastic, they were very understanding and contacted the booking team when they returned to work the following day, we were they contacted by Bletchley booking team and were offered new dates to return for the cream tea, brilliant customer service. Bletchley is local for us and it’s a place I have wanted to visit for years, but never got around to it. I would 100% recommend it for a full day out, there is enough to keep kids and adults alike interested. Great work Bletchley Park.

My husband visited today and was surprised how busy it was on a wet Sunday in January! This has long been on his list of WW2 places to visit so he pleased to get there today. He had the guided tour and learned so much from all the facts and details given. The huge number of people who worked there, the ingenuity and tenacity of the team working day in and day out to help the war effort is mind boggling. Extraordinary.

Had been waiting to go to Bletchley for years and finally made it! Honestly, if you’re into WW2 or codebreaking you need to set aside a whole day for this. My friend is way more into it than I am so I was a little bit bored (no fault of Bletchley’s) but there’s so much to see. You can explore the mansion, the different huts, and there are loads of different exhibits. A few highlights were Alan Turing’s teddy bear, the original Enigma machines and the indexing card interactive. Also loved the radio society bit - had a lovely chat with one of the guides who was so enthusiastic and taught me how to access radio signals from a computer.

So much to see and do we went back a second day! On our first day we were there 6 hours and on our second a further 3 hours. Do take the guided tour as it sets the scene and brings the stories to life. Then go to the excellent new Block A exhibition. Unfortunately, we ran out of time on our first day and didn’t do it justice so had to return. After that go to the mansion house and huts as you will be able to move through them more quickly than we did having done Block A first. If stopping for food and drink I would go to the restaurant near the mansion which has more choice and is served on china plates with proper cutlery (great home made soup) rather than the one at the entrance which is all in disposable cups, wooden spoons etc. Being able to return for up to a year on the same ticket makes this excellent value for money. The volunteers who run the tours and man the exhibits are informative and friendly. (Shout out to Ken who did a great job on a bitterly cold day). Amazing achievements of some very clever people that need to be remembered. A great day out

Good value for money. Lots of information to read and things to see, very well done videos around the site, great for kids to learn about British history. Very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff. Good restaurant with good range of food at good prices. Nice shop. Look forward to going back.