Came here to show our little one the planes. It's Great afternoon out and only £5 entry. Lots of old planes to look at and a cockpit you can enter. A little cafe and a good view of the planes taking off. Not nearly enough picnic benches or I would have given it a 5. We'll definitely go back again.

The park is small and, run by volunteers with reasonable selection of aircraft. Entrance fee was £5 per adult. During my visit several aircraft was been prepared for re-painting. There are several view areas available of the runway of East Midlands Airport. Due to the location watching planes land from the east is not easy but this is due to the camber of the runway. The site offer a small cafe with usual drinks on sale at reasonable prices. Worth a visit it you are in the area.

The weather was awful, but nothing was going to hold me back from visiting the museum. Transport links were easy to get to and from the museum to the nearest train station, which was Long Eaton. The price for the museum is very good for the amount of aircraft they have there, and the Vulcan is worth the fiver alone. The shop has a good selection of books and magazines, there's also a café available. The only gripe I had was that the shop had no gifts promoting the museum. Mugs, pens, t-shirts, etc, that I could see from. Otherwise, a good trip and an enjoyable few hours.

Took 2 young grandchildren, and they were looking forward to looking inside some of the aircraft. However, it turned out that there was no one to open any of them up when we arrived. There was nothing to warn us before we went in, otherwise we would have come back another time. One did eventually open, but the length of the queue put us all off. I realise now that the park is run by volunteers and the entrance fees are not excessive. However, I think people should be warned in advance if not all the advertised attractions are available. All the ticket staff said was "you'll have to come back another time" Hmm!

I’ve lived in the East Midlands a while and never really knew this place existed. I visited with my son and on arrival there was still some space in the car park, it is pretty small and depends on everyone parking sensibly. No queue to get in, paid the admission fee and went in. They are all static exhibits and it was quite interesting . Not really more than an hours worth on a Sunday though, as although there are viewing mounds for East Midlands Airport, it wasn’t particularly busy for take offs and landings. Well worth a look, I’ve ticked it off but probably won’t be in a rush to return.

Attended event organised by a YouTube streamer. Ticket had to be pre-purchased and attracted a booking fee. Plenty of carparking available. Difficult to get on mound as many people already there before 1800 hours. Only stayed for couple of hours as few arrivals and departures. Was a pleasant evening but won't be in hurry to return.