I dont normaly write bad reviews unless i have to but i was saddend by todays incounter we went to visit today on holiday from dorset we walked up where there was a older man in red waiting at the top of the door steps we kindly asked him if the museum was dog freindly his reply was ill go and check we waited for him to return with a awnser few miniutes later he came back stood on top of the stairs and ignored us waiting for a reply he totaly blanked us like we where not there we then kindly asked him if we where allowed in and he again ignored us and continued to just stare at us without saying a word we talked amongst ourselfs but decided not to go in as the man at the entrence put us off from going in we then went and spent our money elsewhere We only asked a simple question it did not matter if the dogs where not allowed we would take it in turns to go into the museum without the dogs but the way we where treated made us as a group of...
Read moreWe visited for the first time, yesterday. We've always visited Fleetwood in the closed season before. What a wonderful place! I was so impressed with the amount of information and memorabilia we could see. The volunteers were so friendly and helpful too, even the Punch and Judy guy who heard me ask if the show was over and arranged an impromptu appearance of his crocodile puppet around the closed curtain and snapping his jaws at us. Very funny. It was so refreshing to see visitors of such a wide cross section of age ranges. It's a place I would definitely revisit as there is so much to read and you cannot help but miss some of the material there. I'm in awe of this place, with so many plans for progression in a world where everyone is having to make its pennies stretch further. Well done guys! You're a credit to us all! I had such an...
Read moreA beautiful little museum and at £4 per adult and child entry is free. Wonderful displays full of amazing and interesting facts about Fleetwood. The fisherman's friend was a lovely addition and my husband loved that biy. The lovely staff are so friendly and knowledgeable and are always around to lend a hand or even give you some interesting facts. We were taken out to the huge boat Harriet to have a wonderful formative talk. The gentleman that took us down had outstanding knowledge and couldn't have done more to help. The cafe was great value for money tea for two and a cake off our choice for £7 was amazing value. A lovely settl g slightly cramped on busy days but we managed to grab a table. Highly recommended place to see...
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