The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum

Fantastic experience and lots to learn here at the Beatles Story Museum. Definitely recommend visiting when in Liverpool. Great set up as they gave you headphones and a phone like device that talks you through each part of the museum. Audio, visual and reading really adds to the experience at the museum. Spent just over 2 hours in here, well worth the price of £19 a ticket.

Booked online. Arrived early and the staff were very accommodating and let us in. Loved the layout. Spent about 90 minutes which was enough time. The location is easy to find. If you're a Beatles fan or interested in how they came together and the vans rise & eventual break up, well worth a visit.

We weren't sure if the kids (ages 7 and 9) would engage with this but they loved it! Lots of interesting facts and the experience was enjoyed by all. You receive a headset to listen to each attraction as you go around with extra info to read along the way.

A must for anyone who has even a little interest in the fab four...it's basically a chronological walk through their careers. Lots of interesting info & good exhibits. At the exhibition you'll be given headphones and an audio/visual description to take around with you. We went on a Sunday and it wasn't heaving, was able to take our time, take some pics and enjoy the experience. Gift shop wasn't ridiculously priced either, which was a nice change to many others.

Neither of us are great Beatles fans. It was just something we thought we should go and see on a rainy day in Liverpool. It started off well as I am 61 and have a Blue Light Card, so double discount (£19 reduced to £12). The entry fee for my partner was £19. Both entries come with headsets, and to be honest, they worked very well, providing clear information in many languages with an option to pause, rewind, or skip as necessary. You can also adjust the volume of the headset. The tour took us about 1:30hrs to get around. It could take longer if you choose to read information in each of the sections. There is a cafe and shop selling beatles memorabilia at the end of the tour. The staff we had interaction with were very friendly and helpful. For me, it was worth the £12 entry fee. My partner didn't think it was value for money at £19.