The shops, vehicles, and old articles, are all in exceptionally good shape. There are notices everywhere explaining what everything is. There is a nice cafe, and a well-stocked shop. It all adds up to a jolly good day out, well worth a visit.

We enjoyed the set up, and wondering around the reconstructed streets. The sweet shop was the highlight due to the lady volunteering there explaining things to us. It could be even better if there were more interactive elements like this around the museum.

Came back as in the area and still had the free passes from our last visit. It's a great museum for all ages. Staff were friendly and lots of interesting artifacts. Both my kids enjoyed it, especially the sweet shop of course! It's not very interactive, so kids need to use thier imagination and parents need to make it an engaging experience, but if your kids are like mine and love history they will love it!

We were in the area and wanted something to do so we visited this place. We got our ticket which you can get a ration book for the sweet shop at the same time. The entry ticket can be used again within 12 months which is good if you want to visit again. From the entrance area you can see the whole museum. You go down from the entrance to the ground floor. There are lots of buildings which you can go in and see different things such as old fire engines, old vehicles and machinery, washing machines from different years etc. There is the sweet shop which you can use your ration book in. There is I think a small cafe which there was a live singer there singing some old songs which was good. There is a small old style pub which is open only during a certain time during the day, which we were lucky it just opened as we were walking around. We went in and I had a pint of a local ale which was on tap which was good and was a reasonable price. The bar is small with only a couple of tables but the person behind the bar was friendly and welcoming, the decor was good. There is a small gift shop next to the entrance tills and also a small cafe just past this. The shop had some nice things in. Overall this is a good place to visit if you are in the area. This is all under a roof so good if it is raining outside. The parking can be an issue even though it is a good size it fills up very quickly. The staff are friendly.

We loved this place. The houses and shops from different time periods interested everyone. The games at the museum theme was brilliant and the children from 5-12 all got involved. We did their trail which kept them moving and interested and everyone wants to go back. The youngest fell asleep on the way home which is the sign of a great day out. Well done Milestones, you set the bar high.

This was an interesting experience. The audio guides helped to understand everything on display, and also listen to conversations of the exhibits. the arcade was a wonderful memory of things back in time we used to do. It was wonderful couple of hours.

The cafe is a hidden treasure. Easy parking, easy access. Has seperate entrance to the cafe. Open for coffee etc and cake from 10.00 to 12.00, a limited menu of hot food starts at 12.00 noon. There are lots of tables to choose from. The staff are lovely. A bonus is that it is warm, not noisy and the nearby toilets are immaculately clean. It is lovely to hear the murmur of children excitedly exploring the museum downstairs.

I visited the museum on a rainy day with my brother and sister. They are 2 and 4 and I am 7. We went to meet my Aunty and cousin for a day out. I enjoyed going in the old fashioned shops and buying things, especially the sweet shop. I liked the toy shop and the penny machines. The audio guide was fun to listen to. Unfortunately, there was nowhere inside to have our packed lunch and some of the arcade machines were broken. It would have been better if it was more interactive and if there was a playground. In conclusion, I would like to visit again, especially if there was a Home Ed discount rate (we are home educated).

This is a great place to visit with young kids. We've now been many times and our daughter loves the vintage arcade and the old washing machines best. There is lots to see and do. It's a good rainy day activity, the staff have been lovely. The ticket is good value as it covers the whole year and under 5s are free. It's odd the things you appreciate, my daughter hates handdryers and refuses to use them, so appreciate the paper towels in the loos 😆 Only 2 very minor criticism. Looking at previous visitors photos of the Rooftops menu, there wasn't much in the way of veggie options so we decided to eat elsewhere. Secondly, the arcade prizes are definitely 'plastic tat' might take a bit of thought to source something more sustainable. We'll definitely be back and would recomend to anyone with young kids

Took my parents for a visit. We were welcomed by really friendly staff as you show your tickets (we booked online). We had a lovely 3 hours wandering round. The coffee shop staff were friendly and patient and coffee and cake was really nice. We enjoyed the penny machines, the ration book and sweets and a drink in the pub. Would recommend to all and was nice to see children and adults of all ages enjoying the day.