I have studied Colonial American history for roughly 45 years so I know a bit about what Plimoth Plantation is trying to show and can say without a doubt that this is the most amazing living history I have ever seen. I really felt that Stephen Hopkins was inviting me into his house while he waited for his wife to... More

This place is not bus driver friendly! Most places hook up bus drivers with free food .. Not here they offer a 25% off coupon that is not even useable unless you read the fine print and the snack bar manager treats you like you are stupid.. I was fine with the whole thing until my 56 passengers eat and... More

I love how everyone is in character...very impress and makes me more grateful to be a citizen of this nation that was bless by the Lord Jesus Christ. More

This was my second visit in 6 years. It looked like nothing had been updated since my last visit. The reinactment is wonderful. Great way to step back in time an very educational for all ages. More

The Plimoth Plantation is a fun day for all. They have character actors telling stories of things that happened in history, working the land, cooking meals and answering questions of guests. There are also people dressed as "tour guides" that will give you some facts of the property and buildings. Nice gift shop. More

Just got back from the Plimouth Plantation..got there early on Sunday morning..it was lovely. The settlers were the high point of the tour for me. My ancestors were the Fuller, Howland and Tilley family. I had "hoped" to see one of the family members on my visit...I meet 3!!! I meet John and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland (my 10 Great Grandparents)... More

Recently visited Plimouth Plantation and it was really interesting. All the "actors" answer all and any questions in the old english of the period and it makes you believe you are really back there in the early days of the pilgrims.They give you a map to follow so you know where to go. One note, just do not go early... More

It is amazing row realistic the recreation of this village is. Specially the actors, who play very well their characters, so you feel like being in the 17th century. More

This attraction was well worth the time and cost. It has 2 locations - a receation of the Mayflower which is located adjacent to Pymouth Rock and the Plantation which is located about 3 miles away. You can purchase a ticket for each or both. The Plantation recreated a Pilgrim village and a Wampanoag village. Both were excellent - the... More