Absolutely amazing and such a memory lane trip. I tagged along thinking it would just be a few things to look at and oh my what a surprise. We got there at 11 and left at 2:45 because there was so much to do and see! And we could have played on so much more for longer. The volunteers are so knowledgeable and committed and they spend time showing you round and talking to you about the different rooms. You must go it’s such a magical place with so much to do and see. Very good value for money.

This is a wonderful place to visit - my family and i are not big gamers, but we all enjoy playing some computer games or arcade games from time to time. The older ones have memories of amstrad and sinclair computers and this place is full of wonders of nostalgia - even Ceefax!! Volunteer run by staff who are kind, caring, knowledgable and happy to spend time helping visitors. A really great place, worth a visit for sure.

Special place, retro nostalgia and so much stuff to look at and enjoy. great volunteers, and very big smiles from this 51 year old and a 12 year old who now loves retro gaming. Can’t wait to go back.

Spent almost 3 hours here today. There's so much to look at - consoles, VR, arcades, magazines and much more from decades past. Went along with someone whose into gaming, but did find it interesting. They sell snacks if you need to fuel up whilst there. There was a comfy sofa to sit on too.

I'm NOT a gamer yet I had a really great time. For the gamers, in our group, it was more than that. There was those who remember happy times, in days gone past, and those who discovered how things used to be. The entry price was very reasonable, equally so the cost of snacks and drinks. All staff were helpful and friendly; the atmosphere was relaxed.

Perfect day out for the family if you have a passion for home computers and old school videogames. Unfortunately, the opening time is very limited as the museum is managed by volunteers. They told us they are moving to nearby premises that are double the current size of the museum. I cannot wait to see.

Had a fantastic day out at the Retro Computer Museum. As a middle aged geek, I couldn’t help greeting every loading screen and obscure bit of hardware with little whiffles of excitement. The kids had a fantastic time - I have been instructed in no uncertain terms that we need to get Lemmings working at home ASAP. Loads of games to play and memories to uncover - we will definitely be back.

This really is a hidden gem of a place. Loads of old computers and arcade machines and you can play on them to your heart's content. There's also some original VR Virtuality machines (the company was based close by) and loads of enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff. The move to new units is brilliant & there's way more room than in the previous one. I've taken my two boys twice and we can't wait to go again!

Fabulous place to spend a few hours. My son, aged 31 and grandsons, aged 7 and 10, loved playing on all the different consoles and games. The volunteers were all very friendly and helpful. Excellent value for money at £24 for a family ticket. I look forward to returning and seeing the planned additions; hopefully this includes a cafe area with comfy seating for grandmas! I did try my hand at a couple of the games but sadly I don't think I'm a natural!!

Very difficult to put into words how awesome this place is. Been a lifelong gamer and to have found such a place is a dream come. The staff are so enthusiastic and are genuinely happy to share their knowledge. I will be returning in the future.