The Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool, located at the Albert Docks, is a fascinating collection of items and insights concerning the Fab Four from their meeting and through their times together. There is a nice audio explanation for various stations along the exhibit, which are well done (although slightly disjointed at a couple of stops). There are re-creations of the Cavern Club, recording studios and John’s White Room. All-in-all this is a fun museum and one of those have-to-do-it for Beatles fans which visiting Liverpool.

I took my family who are from the USA and are original Beatles fans. They really enjoyed the experience. I am not a Beatles super fan so for me it was more about finding out more. The musue is small and cramped and in many areas too many people to stay in the area and listen to the audio. I found at times the audio didn’t link with the area I was in so found it difficult to understand. This being said we attended in international Beatles week so maybe the wrong week to choose!

Whilst I did enjoy the tour, having spent two hours around it, I don't think it was worth the £20 admission fee. £10-15 would have been more appropriate for the experience. Whilst there was some cool pieces such as George Harrisons first guitar; I just found that even with the timed tickets there was points where I felt cramped due to a lot of people being in quite small and narrow hallways or rooms. Granted this can't exactly be helped by the age of the building, not exactly much room to sort something like that. As others have mentioned as well, the audio track didn't always properly sync up the with the exhibition sections themselves. With the general audio of the exhibition also being rather loud when trying to listen to the audio guide. I was also a bit disappointed by the merch, with it being quite generic. It was still enjoyable, just not something that when I return to Liverpool I will ever feel the need to go through again.

Great location for visiting many other attractions in Liverpool. Really good balance of what the (free) audio tells you as you go round and what you can see and read in the well considered and interesting exhibit. Its a bit haphazard at certain points in its chronology but the stuff that's on show is top class and even if you were nt a massive Beatles or even music fan i reckon you would be engaged. We were there on a busy Saturday afternoon and it was a wee bit tight in certain places but that shouldn't detract from the experience. A different experience to the Beatles museum on Mathew Street which has more in terms of quantity of memorabilia - we did both and both offer an interesting insight but in different ways- the Experience more high tech i would suggest in terms of the interaction. Well worth the money and definitely worth the visit

From entering the atmosphere was exciting, you could feel the history and I just wanted to learn more. From how they met to where they performed and who they met along the way. The staff were excellent. Kerry in particular.

I have tried to visit The Beatles Story on 3 separate occasions. Yesterday, I again attempted to use the platform lift and whilst my assistants were manoeuvring my large power chair ,a female manager approached us without introduction and referred to me as ' the gentleman in the vehicle' making no attempt to address me directly. She questioned both of my assistant's professional abilities to safely support me accessing the attraction and despite them suggesting other solutions, she remained closed minded and unsupportive which resulted in me deciding to not attempt accessing the museum. I am so disappointed that the staff at this popular attraction , lack basic training and skills of how to accommodate anyone with additional needs. I hope that access will be improved before my next visit. 🤞🏼

I don’t recommend the museum. You get a audio guide and the hallways are full of texts. It is impossible to do both at the same time, and would take forever. It wasn’t interactive at all.

What a fabulous way to tell the story of the most famous bunch of guys from Liverpool who became and still are the greatest known band in the world, you just have to go and take it all in.

We really enjoyed our trip here. Staff friendly on arrival. The audio guides also really helped to the museum experience. Lots of information about the Beatles. Would deffo recommend

A great treat for Beatles fans. It's a full on experience as you walk through the differnt years of Beatles history. Well laid out and you receive and audioguide to help you out. A must for any Beatles fan.

We really enjoyed seeing the exhibits and enjoying route around the museum clips of film of the Beatles. You get a real sense of who they were as a group- such diverse backgrounds. Enjoyed the cafe after too for a coffee/ tea but a bit on the dark side- could do with more lighting.

A must for all Beatles fans or music fans in general. The exhibit runs in chronological order the beginning of the Beatles history to the end. Plenty of information provided and you are given headsets so you can have an audio description of each display. Thoroughly enjoyed this experience. Worth a visit when in Liverpool.

Having previously not been much of a fan, I came away with a newfound appreciation of the Fab Four. Will definitely listen to their music more now.

Looking forward to visiting, we checked on the Monday to see if we needed to book ahead for mid week and we’re assured that wasn’t necessary. Turned up on Wednesday to be intercepted by a very rude member of staff with a clip board who (without any reason) decided to shout to ask if we were booked to visit. Explained that no, we had checked and told it wasn’t necessary, she very rudely said that it’s fully booked due to a cruise party. Zero manners, but actually she did us a favour because we went to the Museum of Liverpool which is free, has fab genuine memorabilia and received a really warm and friendly welcome on arrival. So, I’d say go there instead and save your money!

took in this venue as part of a day taking in the sights (and sounds) of Liverpool. It is a bit 'manufactured' but does tell ,in reasonable depth, the story of The Fab Four. Good audio included in the admission price. Nice recreation of The Cavern Club and The White Room. Some of the exhibits could do with a good dust! As I grew up in that time knew most of the history. it was nicely 'packaged' but nothing exceptional.