A nice place to visit and learn history of helicopter, there are from new to old ones. We visit long time a go but now I get the chance to put a review. I whose impressed. If you like technology is a good place to go

A very nice place to visit with a wide range of helicopters to view, from early experimental ones to much more modern. Plenty of Lynx to keep me happy. Booked via Groupon for a great price.

I visited the Helicopter Museum for the first time with my friend who is ex-RAF. He explained a lot of the display items to me. I was amazed at how big some of the helicopters are, never having experienced one before. There is a Sea King which I photographed and afterwards noticed my reflection is there too! There is a section devoted to the Vietnam war. All really interesting. It is rather cold in the hangar, which will be perfect when we return in the warmer weather (the tickets last for a year). There is another hangar being built nearby, so we look forward to seeing even more helicopters next time. The cafe is very nice and clean (tables wiped down regularly), very friendly people (volunteers, I guess). An engrossing couple of hours - kids will love it. If you need to "go", there is at present only Portaloos available.

The helicopter museum is amazing. For the size of the museum, there are a huge number of helicopters dating back to WW2. I found it really interesting to see the development of the aircraft through the years. I would say, with most museums, it is very history driven, so younger children may get bored, but my hubby & I found it amazing. We went on a cold rainy day, so it was a great way to spend a couple of hours. The museum was really cold, so wrap up warm

An interesting place I wouldn’t recommend if you have young children as you can’t sit in any of the helicopters and it isn’t very interactive. There are QR codes to scan and that gives you lots of info on each helicopter you see and there were some interesting ones to read about. We were not I. The bunkers overly long. We had some lunch in the cafe which was very tasty and very reasonably priced.

A great couple of hours looking around at all the helicopter exhibits. One of the staff called Paul who RAF Veteran was brilliant with us and spent lots of time talking to us about the helicopters and his years of experience. We thought he was fantastic and made our day.

On behalf of the HMS Dido Association, I would like to thank all the staff for an amazing visit, the canteen staff were impeccable and our guide was both incredibly knowledgeable and amusing. Thoroughly recommended. Kevin Morris HMS Dido Association Chairman.

On behalf of the National Transport Trust, I'd like to thank the Museum for an excellent and informative group visit. We were welcomed by Jess and once we'd all assembled, we split into two Groups for an excellent guided tour of the exhibits before having lunch in the Belvedere Cafe. The Manageress there runs a tight ship and the food which we'd pre-ordered was ready on time and it was very good. After that, we were free to look around the exhibits at leisure and afterwards, everyone commented how much they'd enjoyed the trip. Many thanks to everyone who looked after us so well.

Nice museum and great selection of helicopters to look at. We had a nice time but it’s a few hours max, the price for entry reflects this though. Little cafe was clean and tidy with a decent selection. Would come again if we were passing in the area.