Two seniors, travelling through Stratford stopped for lunch and as we had heard about the Mad Museum decided to visit. So delighted that we did. For those with limited ability, there is a lift to the main floor, and then you are simply mesmerised by the sheer amount of exhibits that there are, and everyone is in excellent order and works perfectly. Remarkable really, when you consider that tiny hand must often touch the exhibits. The entrance fee, when you consider this a family event, might seem a little steep, but believe me it really is worth it. Clean & tidy, and you can fully immerse yourself in these remarkable exhibits for a good hour or two. Never seen anything like it. 10/10

I've been "MAD" several times, usually with kids on a trip out over the school holidays. This time as a couple. The place never ceases to amaze, there's something for everyone of all ages from the interactive build your own area to the intracate workings of the models large and small. Well worth a visit and I highly recommend when you're in the area. Hard to find, look nothing from the road side, buggies stay downstairs under the stairs, but as you go up you'll understand why! Walking tours of town give you a discount and tesco club card too!

We spent just over 2 hours exploring the MAD museum. Our 7 year old was enthralled by the mechanics of the pieces and we were blown away with the craftsmanship and ingenuity. We especially liked the room with the hands on games where we spent over half an hour trying to perfect the marble run!

I took my Grandchildren here ages 4 & 7, we absolutely loved it and spent about 3 hours watching and playing. They both had great fun trying to build their own marble runs and enjoyed watching the many moving creations. Situated in a beautiful town so had a short walk to the river when we had finished.

From aged 7 to 74 (no prizes for guessing who has the shortest attention span!) our whole family group enjoyed at least 2.5hrs of brilliant fun combined learning. We were full of admiration for the designers, mesmerised by the exhibits with everything so accessible and lively! Not a conventional museum for sure. Definitely enjoyed ourselves. Couldn’t recommend a visit more!

We were grandparents with two grandchildren ages 4 and 5.5 and we all had a great time for about 2 hours from entry. The best part is the room we're you can make your own slides and experiment your engeneering abilities. It is a small museum but well organized. It was really fun!

I spotted this while waiting to meet up with a group of friends. My friend and I decided to check out the museum while the others were having lunch and it was fabulous. There's a lovely flow around the museum with lots of brilliantly designed exhibits by skilled craftspeople for young and old to explore. Press buttons and see many and varied designs in action, a number of which are installed so you can observe the internal workings. All in all, it was a great way to spend 90 minutes seeing engineering and design and art in action. I plan to bring my teenagers here later this year.

A great place to visit for the young and old. Lots if quirky gadgets to see and interact with. A really fun place go with the family. Well laid out with toilet facilities.

We were looking for a diversion and something to do, on a cold, cloudy day. Stepped into here and felt like children again. We had a really good laugh. It's not a full day's visit, but also not advertised as such. The displays are only in the one floor, so not a massive place. However all the displays are interactive and kept us amused for an hour or so. Price..? My one small gripe. At nearly £9/adult it is in my mind, a little overpriced but we knew the price before entering so can't grumble it's just an observation.

This is an absolute gem of a place. It's tiny and probably only takes a couple of hours to go round but is absolutely incredible. It's amazing what ingenious people there are in this world. The shop is also fantastic - you could do all your year's gift shopping there!