Mary Rose Museum Portsmouth

The Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

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The Mary Rose Museum is a historical museum located at Historic Dockyards in Portsmouth in the United Kingdom run by the Mary Rose Trust. The …

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Jan 26, 2025
Visited early Sunday morning, difficult to find with satnav and ended up following the “brown” signs to Historic Waterfront, parking about 200m from entrance, v quiet, decent cafe on entrance to Mary… Full review by Exm357
Jan 25, 2025
What a lovely place to visit, it was great to get so close to the ship and all the pieces bought up. The staff were very informative, helpful and friendly, best museum I have ever visited and the fi… Full review by Patricia H
Jan 20, 2025
A few of us from the band of Bat Out Of Hell came across to see Mary Rose exhibit the other day! Thoroughly enjoyed and had a great time, ESPECIALLY the knowledge and acting of Lieutenant Fisher on t… Full review by Felix S
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Facts

Established:1984
Located:Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Owner:Mary Rose Trust
Visitors:364,295 (2017)
Type:Maritime museum

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Is the Royal Naval Museum now fully open and what is the entrance fee
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We visited at the end of September 2021 everything was open. Prices depends on how many attractions you want to see. Worth the money
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Hi. Am I correct in thinking that the Mary Rose is no longer included in the annual dock yard ticket? I want to come …
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Hi. Am I correct in thinking that the Mary Rose is no longer included in the annual dock yard ticket? I want to come with a friend and her family over the Easter holiday, so please can you tell me the cost of an annual child ticket and annual adult ticket for the dock yard, plus the cost for the Mary Rose if no longer included. Thank you.
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Sue's answer is correct -- if you buy the ticket that covers all of the attractions, Mary Rose is included, but the Mary Rose isn't part of the Royal Navy Historical Dockyards, as it is an …
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Sue's answer is correct -- if you buy the ticket that covers all of the attractions, Mary Rose is included, but the Mary Rose isn't part of the Royal Navy Historical Dockyards, as it is an independent Trust. This makes buying your tickets a bit confusing. Read the tickets information very carefully before buying. We paid separately, and the Mary Rose ticket price was well worth the money. Much better than anything else on the site. Probably about ten times better. HMS Warrior came in second place. HMS Victory was a huge disappointment (not what it used to be). Mary Rose would be worth the trip on its own.
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Please could you tell me how far is it from The Park & Ride bus stop o/s the Dock gates is it to the Mary Rose ticket office …
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Please could you tell me how far is it from The Park & Ride bus stop o/s the Dock gates is it to the Mary Rose ticket office and from there to the exhibition.my friend is not very good at walking, are there wheelchairs available to use, if do where would they be. Many th in anticipation of any help you might give me and my friend. Best regards, Mr RonHobbs Ps we are both O A P,s. I don’t have any mobile problems
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The Mary Rose ticket office is just 2 minutes walk from the Park & Ride stop, bus station and harbour train station. At the ticket office ask for 'the buggy'. A free shuttle service to/from the …
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The Mary Rose ticket office is just 2 minutes walk from the Park & Ride stop, bus station and harbour train station. At the ticket office ask for 'the buggy'. A free shuttle service to/from the museum. Wheelchairs and light--weight stools are available for visitors. The museum is fully wheelchair accessible. Also, the museum is kept low lit to protect the artefacts and to create a stunning atmosphere. However, the morning of the fourth Friday of each month the lights are raised to engage with visitors with visual impairment and those with physical and medical conditions.
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How much to see the Mary Rose
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At this time an adult ticket is £16, concessions are £14 and Children are £8, although currently there's a "Kids Go Free" offer, running until 2nd September 2018. You get 10% off …
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At this time an adult ticket is £16, concessions are £14 and Children are £8, although currently there's a "Kids Go Free" offer, running until 2nd September 2018. You get 10% off if you book online via the Mary rose website.
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Is there a separate entrance to the Mary Rose exhibition or do you have to go through via The Historic Dockyard …
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Is there a separate entrance to the Mary Rose exhibition or do you have to go through via The Historic Dockyard entrance? Thanks in advance
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Yes you do but you can pay just for Mary rose
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How do I book a visit to the Mary Rose Museum?
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Email [email protected] with the details of your school, number of children, suggested date, and type of visit and we will get your booking started.
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