We visited on the last day of the Easter holidays and found the experience to be a little depressing. To be fair, there were no trains running the day we went, so that removed a huge chunk of the museum's interest-factor. The little cafe (which had a nice selection of toys for little ones on one side) and an interesting... More

Great for children and adults. A couple of years since I was there but always enjoy anything about railways and trains present and past. Good when trains run in the summer.

Visited for the first time in a number of years, only thing is they need to expand the railway and offer a longer ride. Not sure if this is acheivable.

lots of things for the young train driver to dream about, standing on the foot plate thinking of the places to go and see, the staff know there stuff and very happy to share there knowledge with you worth the the trip get yourself and the kids there soon

There is a nice staff menber by the name of anna, she is very knowledgeable of the building and trains

a very interesting mix of museum & entertainment. very informative staff plus the chance to have a trip on a real steam engine

Some superb exhibits and the small railway they have gives a glimpse of how rail travel was and still should be

The museum is free to look round but does not take very long to see everything. Great for young ones and those interested in trains. You can also go on a trip. This is very reasonably priced and takes about half an hour.

very enjoyable kids loved it as santa knew their name