A very enjoyable tour round Lords. Our guide, Jeff, was full of information, very friendly and humorous. The tour takes just over 90 minutes but you go everywhere you want to, changing room, long room, media centre etc. The tour was thoroughly enjoyable and well worth the £30pp we paid - a tour even non cricket lovers I think would also enjoy. We also happened to bump into ex-England cricketer Mike Gatting which was an added bonus

I bought this your for my 14 year old son who is cricket daft. He was so excited and loved every second of the experience. We were lucky enough to get assigned Jeff as our guide, Jeff was so passionate about everything to do with lords and what a credit to the team he is. Thank you Jeff for your your, knowledge and humour throughout. We loved every second. Louise and matthew from Sunderland

It was an emotional and unique experience for us - a journey by time machine way back to 1983 when Kapil Dev had created history on this very ground. Within a span of two hours, our tour guide, an extremely amiable and pleasant personality, covered the history of the place and touched upon the memorable moments created at Lords. It was an experience beyond dreams when we walked through the corridors and sat in the dressing rooms which have been frequented by stalwarts. Adequate time was given to take photos at different venues to relive the past and cherish the present. As we scanned through the names of players drafted for their remarkable performance(s) at Lords, we went through a roller coaster of emotions and realised how fortunate we were to be a part of this immersive experience. The tour ended with the buying of souvenirs, clinging onto the golden memories.

The Lords tour is a must do for any cricket fan. Tour starts in museum which is full of amazing cricket history and the crown jewel The Ashes urn. Then you are guided to different parts of the ground including dressing rooms , long room, media section and many different views of this iconic sporting venue. Tour guides Tom and Jay were amazing and managed to make my non cricket fan wife have a great experience. Brilliant tour.

A rare glimpse of a Special World! Our Lords Tour Guide loved his job and knew his Cricket History really really well ! Some great stories, told with passion and great humour while walking around the hallowed turf

Took this tour with my wife on February 28th with Bob as our guide. The tour surpassed all expectations, Bob's passion for cricket is infectious and he shared countless facts and stories that made the whole experience an engaging and informative. This is a can't-miss tour for anyone who loves sports, regardless of the prior knowledge level of cricket.

Recently did a guided tour of the ground with Tony as the guide. He was just superb. Very informative and allowed people time to take images. He was an absolute star. You will see the museum, the long room, both changing rooms, grandstand and media area. I didn't realise the pitch was so small! Well worth a visit.

What more can I say other than this is an experience that, if you are a cricket lover, you cannot miss. Thank you in particular to our tour guides, John and Brenda, who were friendly, informative and funny! A spectacular ground, great museum and the art collection is something special.

This was brought for me as a Christmas present, we had tickets for the guided tour (Gladstone Small) and a tour guide (an Australian lady (forgot her name which is a shame)) with lunch in the players dinning room, We started in the museum and Gladstone turned up at 1030 and talked through some of the exhibits we then toured half of the ground including the players dressing rooms committee room (where Douglas Jardine presented the ashes to the committee after the famous Bodyline series) and the world famous Long Room Both our tour guides were very informative with Gladstone adding lots of funny story's of his life playing for England and his time at lords. The dinning room experience was great the food to die for, again some funny story's from the catering manager and what she has to deal with, with the demanding players. Finally a visit to the media centre again very informative. I would say overall all the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable and although not cheep as a cricket lover was a magical experience and one of the best days out I have ever had

Recently did the tour of Lords which was fantastic. Jamie was our guide and he was exceptionally knowledgeable and likeable chap. As an Australian there was a lot of banter about the recent Ashes tour and certain events of the Long Room. To visit the Long Room, the dressing room and balconies was just amazing. Seeing the original Ashes and other memorabilia in the museum was fantastic, very limited displays of the Women’s game though. If you aren’t lucky enough to catch a game here, this is a must do for any cricket fan passing through London