Wifey & I always make a point of visiting the tank museum when we are in Weymouth as, despite our numerous times we’ve visited, there’s always something new to see ! They were gearing up for a model Engineering exhibition so there was lots of tables screeching & being dragged by the exhibitors but this didn’t detract for the fun day out it is. Starting from the early days of the Royal Armoured Corps right up to modern times and Operation Herrick and everything in between. A superb day out, as always , with Uber friendly & knowledgable staff. The entrance ticket is valid for one year from date of purchase so we’ll definitely be back!

We made the most of the day and were there for 6 hours (without reading any detailed information boards)! Very good, logical structure of the exhibition. Barrier-free and child-friendly. The toilets - as well as the entire museum - are clean and the two "restaurants" were well set up for a quick (sweet) snack. Lots of tank models, some of them unusual! An absolutely recommendable trip for anyone interested.

Had a birthday treat to the tank museum on the 19/02/24. My wife paid extra for two private tours. The whole experience was fantastic, the staff were amazing. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit. We had travelled from East Yorkshire. A++

If you like tanks, and the history of their development, then make a beeline for this place. A wonderful collection of British, American, German and even a weird French tank. It takes a couple of hours to see it properly, and then there are side exhibits to look at. Lots of parking and lots of disabled spaces too. The only downside was the so-called restaurant, which is more like a canteen, and overrun by schoolchildren when we were there.

Lots do and see. Incredible amount of tanks woven into the history of WW1, WW2 and beyond. My young daughter was initially unimpressed at the prospect of trawling around a tank museum but there were plenty of interactive activities, dressing up and even video games interspersed amongst the tanks to keep her happy. The fact you could walk inside some of the tanks was a plus. The Tiger tank was very impressive.

Visited here with friends and was instantly transported to the front lines of world conflicts, right the way back to ‘Little Willie’. Excellent layout with brilliant immersive experiences like the world war trenches. Allow a lot of time to go around here, the place is huge and there is lots to see. Must see if you are in Dorset. Coffee machine in cafeteria is fate worse than death, but don’t let that put you off! Staff and volunteers are incredibly passionate and informative.

Another visit to the Tank Museum for me. I love that every time I visit, it has changed around a bit. Some new exhibit, some tanks moved around, some brought out, others put away etc... This time I was part of a group which had the pleasure of a guided tour. Ben rose to the challenge and went above and beyond the call of duty. I think, due to our enthusiasm and interest, Ben went into overdrive; initially promising a 1 hour tour from the First World War to the present day, his passion for tanks and his immense depth and breadth of knowledge shone through, giving us a incredibly detailed, amusing and fascinating tour that lasted 3 hours and 45 minutes. Not once were we disinterested! Granted, we were all keen on tanks and history, but still... what an amazing tour. Thank you Tank Museum, and special mention goes out to Ben. Thank you. Seán

We had been looking forward to visiting the tank museum and it certainly did not disappoint. Had to tear my husband away after three hours but we will definitely return another day. We enjoyed seeing the tanks through the different ages. Seeing the enlarged photos on display was very moving. The ww1 display was very thought provoking. Good cafes and shop and good for children of all ages.

We nearly didn't go but glad we did. I was so surprised how much this had to offer. It's really not just a museum about tanks. It's so much more. We had people aged from 10-80 and everyone enjoyed it. As you would expect there's a lot of tanks but also a lot about the wars in general. A must visit for anyone in the area.

Had a lovely time visiting the tank museum, there really is something for everyone. Our daughter really loved the War Horse exhibit (she has recently read the book) and the brilliant gaming area. The staff were so welcoming and friendly, the shop is amazing too! There is so much to see and do, it really isn't just for the boys!