Members of staff were engaging and took the time to explain and speak to us. They’ve displayed all the artifacts they have found from the ship, as well as it now being a dry ship after it underwent decades of protective processes. So you can see it clearly. The disability access specifically for Mary Rose was above and beyond. They can make adjustments if needed for a variety of disabilities. My friend has severe back problems and she could use a fold out light chair they provided. My teenage son is autistic, if he needed to he could skip the introduction if he had sensory issues with it. My son enjoyed his time here and found it very interesting.

Such a fascinating place to visit with excellent exhibitions that really bring the history of the ship to life. They have some wonderful and informative volunteers as well that really help to maximise the experience. Looking forward to visiting again.

Wow! Just Wow! Okay, so my wife and I visited the Mary Rose almost 20 years ago with our 3 young daughters and saw the hull being sprayed to keep it preserved. We knew the history and the story of how it was discovered and eventually raised and brought to the museum, but didn't realise the significance, nor the effort, the bravery and expertise which it took to raise the Mary Rose from the seabed to keeping it safe and preserved for generations to come. We returned at the weekend (minus our now adult children) to have another look and what a difference. What a haunting, yet amazing experience. The architects of the museum and layout are to be commended. Entering on the middle level, provides an excellent overview of the hull that was raised with some of the artifacts that were recovered. It whets the appetite for what was to come. The route takes you down to the ground level (or bottom of the hull) where you are met with hundreds of the artefacts which were recovered. From items of clothing, to tools use aboard the ship, to working parts, cannons, the cannon balls, the list is endless. Add to the above, the volunteers who were on hand to answer our questions, provide information with such passion and knowledge. They were so approachable which only served to enhance our enjoyment. Then from the ground floor of the exhibition, take the lift (or the stairs) to the top. Go through the airlocks and you are with the Mary Rose and the smells of the wood. It adds to the enjoyment. It is (for me) by far and away the best museum/exhibition I have been to for many a year. Yes, take children, but I didn't realise the true history until my wife and I returned this weekend and were able to take in and digest all the information. We will return

We attended the VIP tour on Saturday 21st Jan 2023. What a wonderful experience. Got up close and personal with the over 450 year old majestic ship in the ship hall and a breath away from her beautiful timbers. Hannah the curator was extremely knowledgeable and helpful whilst showing us the rare access to the ship and unseen artifacts. Bob (also very knowledgable) and dressed as the ships admiral, took us through the museum on a guided tour. Room for improvement? Just small things that we mentioned to them and will address......water, teapots and comfortable shoes. Thanks. Would recommend.

Absolutely fantastic day we'll worth a visit. Be careful when buying tickets I hot a single attraction not realising that each ship and museum counted as an attraction. Buy the full ticket as you can spend all day wondering round the historic dockyards . The mary rose was an awesome experience and there are guides everywhere to answer questions. I will go back as we want to go on board the Warrior. A truly fantastic day spent here.

Saw the Mary Rose being raised when I was a youngster and wasn't that impressed by a load of muddy old bits of wood so wasn't expecting much when visiting with friends. How wrong I was, museum was amazing, best I have been to. Found my time there absolutely fascinating. The time and attention taken to preserve everything is incredible. Cannot rate it highly enough, we were there hours without realising, all the guides were informative and friendly and exhibits displayed well. Tickets valid for a year so will be going back as still so much more to see.

Absolutely had to have this on my bucket list and i wasnt dissapointed. An awesome effort to even raise it but also to preserve it. Very good presentation and very friendly, helpfull and knowledgeable staff there.. Would defiantely recommend and will definatly go back.

This attraction is brilliant and a must see. The museum was very good and attention to detail excellent. I am glad I came being ex sailor made the visit better. So much to see and well documented. We'll done to all for a wonderful display

Having watched the Mary Rose raised as a child on TV we finally (40 years later!) got to see it first hand. The way in which the museum has been built around the ship is remarkable and they have done an extremely good job - offering fabulous views of its remains, while the windowed rooms surrounding it all showcase the story behind her and the relics retrieved from the seabed. Fascinating - very helpful volunteers on hand to answer questions - and while I must admit to thinking £25 was a bit steep for a ticket, I now consider it money well spent.

Absolutely brilliant museum. One of the two best maritime museums in the world only equalled by the Vasa museum in Stockholm. Brings to life a 16th century warship. Also very child friendly. Quite expensive but we’ll worth the price.