wow what a place well worth a visit. it fantastic, full of information you may not have known and the planes are hanging form the ceiling all around you well worth a visit for young and old.... My partner really wasn't fussed about going but I managed to persude him and he loved it... great day out please go oh... More

my wife and i have visited RAF Cosford a few time and each time find new things to see its a great place to visit no matter what your age, it is also a working Base so if you are lucky you can get to see planes landing and taking off,( always a bonus) the museum is set out pretty... More

Great exhibits and lots of information. Some aircraft that can't be found in other museums. Excellent facilities for all age groups

A fabulous collection of aircraft, well worth a visit. Some real rarities, Vulcan, Valiant, Victor a TSR2, V1, V2, suicide bombers, biplanes, Flying Flea, Nimrod, Comet, Argosy etc, etc etc. There are many engines, missiles, cut-away examples, things to do for the kids, flight simulators (the 4D is brilliant, 3D images, stereo sound, real smoke, flashing lights, touchy-feely effects) The... More

We loved the history of the items displayed but found that they were crammed in together rather than haveing suitable space to view each item on its own. Also the staff could try and smile a bit more.

The museum is absolutely fantastic, especially the Cold War section. Bring your own food though, the catering is mediocre, exceptionally overpriced and the staff rude and unhelpful.

This is a hidden gem of a place - anyone interested in flight, Cold War, WW1 and WW2 must go to this place - it is free entry, it takes a full day to get round and it hardly promotes itself. Cafe and cofdfee stops.

I enjoy taking the kids to Cosford, it's great value for money and the kids love looking at all the different planes, helicopters, rockets and other vehicle's as well as playing with the interactive things. My only criticism is I wish they would have plane's open to the public to allow you to go in and explore them further.

We often visit this museum on a rainy day when our son is on a school break. The museum is easy to find and well signposted along the M54. The attraction is free, you only have to pay for the parking, alternatively you can catch a train, RAF Cosford has it's own railway station. Plenty of well kept exhibits to... More