We so enjoyed our visit to this attraction, loved seeing the classic vehicles, enjoyed the fairground rides and so lovely to see such a large age range of people from children to our age as seniors having such fun. Wished we lived closer to take our grandchildren, they would love it and a real nostalgia fest for us. Everywhere clean and tidy, very good sandwiches and cake in the cafe, staff friendly and welcoming, great admission price.

Decided to do something inside as weather not great. Surprised by how big the museum was. The collection includes fairground rides, mechanical organs, vintage cars, vans, steam engines, motorbikes and tractors. You can go on some of the rides for a small extra charge, and some of the mechanical organs are playing during the day. The café is large, the same area has a ballroom and Wurlitzer organ, this was also played during our visit. Coffee and cake were good.

Visited on a wet day in half term having never heard of the place before! Spent an hour and would have loved to stay in the warm tea rooms if we weren't heading elsewhere afterwards. We enjoyed the mirrors, carousel, penny arcade, scale models and the dodgems. I hadn't realised it cost extra to go on the rides (make sure you take £ coins) and after the carousel being on the hour, there is an announcement to say which rides are going to be on next.

What an absolutely lovely find. We visited here recently on a Ogdens mystery coach trip. We didn't know where we were going until we arrived in the car park. This place is amazing and took us back to our childhoods, we are in out seventies! Even has a go on the rides and on the Ghost Train. Its a marvellous museum and I have no doubt in highly recommending it for a visit.

Absolutely fantastic day out with our grandchildren! All staff & volunteers friendly, this is such a fabulous place to visit, cannot put it into words! We have been staying in Filey for years and never came across this place until now. We will be going back. Try it, you will not be disappointed!

Had a great family afternoon here. The vintage car and bike collection is well worth a look. The vintage fairground rides were a real treat, open one at a time so no rushing around. Lovely cafe and tea dance was going on while we were there with the original Wurlitzer. All indoors as well

I went with my husband , thinking we were just going to a museum, I hadn't realised that you could actually go on the rides, for a pound a ride. I had a great time and even persuaded my husband to come on the ghost train and the dodgems. You can buy a bag of old pennies to play the old machines as well. I'll be back for another go...thank you for making me so happy.

Absolutely amazing visit! So interesting and an added bonus that you can go on some of the old rides! The staff were so friendly and welcoming! We would definitely come again in years to come! 10/10 experience to remember as a family! Our daughter who’s 17 months absolutely loved as there was so much for her to look at! The cafe was also lovely and the staff too! Lovely cafe in the ballroom with music accompanying our food! What more could you want!

Staffed by pleasant and helpful people, this visit was a real treat. A great blast from the past. We visited on a Friday so there was a coffee dance taking place in the ballroom. We sat and listened to the Wurlitzer. The afternoon delivered a real treat. The various organs were played by a volunteer whose enthusiam shone through. We spent quite a while talking to him as he played the various organs. As there were not too many visitors he asked us which particular organs we would like to hear and it was like having our own personal concert. The collection also houses several working fairground rides to enjoy. The amusement arcade machines all still work but you need to get your 'pennies' from the admission desk. The perfect setting for 'recycled teenagers'

Another attraction on our list of going to go, we went today 29 5 24 When we went in we thought its not what we thought it was going to be, but after a reasonable entry fee first place was the cafe and toilets where there is a TV set up with info. First off there wasn't anything, no music we were expecting loud organs and fairground ride music. After 15 mins music and people began to que for the first ride. After a while we found out how it works. Its run by volunteers and ALL rides are supervised. They run one ride at a time costing a very fair price of £1 a ride. They announce which ride is next so everyone heads to que. Adults and children all same price. They have a great collection of old cars motor bikes tractors lovely restored gypsy caravan, cycles and old fairground rides. We had a lovely afternoon and pleased we went