The staff there are lovely

This place is incredible! So great that you can play so many games. I had no idea how large the collection was and all the volunteers were helpful and great to chat to. So glad this place exists and I've already been telling friends who are going to visit as soon as possible.

Amazing place to experience old computer systems and consoles - from arcade cabinets to PCs that are LAN connected, it is a walk through the ages of gaming. Had an absolute blast and it is so nice to have the chance to play with and experience older systems like Amigas, Commodores and even other older systems. The staff is really nice and all volunteers, and they are truly passionate. The preservation work and adaption to keep some of these machines functional is awesome. Will be back soon!

Myself and my friend visited on a Sunday, we felt very welcomed, and Andy a wonderful host! Good selection of machines all available to use, and a dedicated Arcade room with good cabs. They serve snacks and drinks, plus a well stocked shop, prices were very reasonable, and tailored to the visiting demographic. Handheld game for £10 for school trips! Brilliant! Well worth a visit, we will return from the opening of the computer music studio!!

For years, I’ve driven past the Retro Computer Museum, always meaning to visit but never quite getting around to it. After taking my kids to a café with a few arcade games last weekend, I remembered hearing that the museum had a huge collection of games and consoles, so I finally booked a visit for this Sunday. I'm so glad I did — I found games I had completely forgotten about! What a hidden gem this place is. My sons had a fantastic time, and we’re already looking forward to coming back. The entry fee was absolutely worth it, with unlimited play on a wide variety of games and consoles. The volunteers were incredibly kind and helpful, and I loved the little loyalty card with sticker stamps for future visits — such a thoughtful touch! Parking was available on-site, which was a bonus. There’s also a game library (although it wasn’t open during our visit, but that was no issue). We were here from opening 10:00am until closing 3:30pm. Overall, it was a brilliant day out — or rather, a brilliant day indoors!