Mayflower II

It was a rainy day when we went to Plymouth, but we really wanted to visit the Mayflower replica. We are very glad we went. Probably because of the rain, there weren’t a lot of people, and it was a good chance for us to look around. There were multiple staff members in different areas to answer questions and talk about the history of the Mayflower. Highly recommend visiting this to get an idea of the size and scope of the mayflower since it is to scale.

We visited the Mayflower II at the end of last month. Friends of ours that are members brought us along as guests for free, so I am unsure of the amount we would have paid for admission. The staff working that day were very knowledgeable and offered interesting information along with answering visitor questions. I particularly liked the "journey signs" that allowed you to imagine what your experience might have been like from start to finish. It was incredible to see the space you would have inhabited for the voyage, too. We were a group of all adults - highly recommend for similar visitors.

Enjoyed this very much. A little pricey for what you get but the experience was informative and the local guides knowledgeable and friendly. I did like that there are specific activities and questions geared toward children. Mine are college aged but I thought this was particularly great.

It was really cool to step aboard the ship and imagine what it must have been like to travel for 66 days across the ocean with 101 other passengers in such a small space. Those Puritans truly had incredible courage!

I went with a joint ticket to the Plymouth living history museum. The ship is cool but not the original. It’s a faithful replica. The price is pretty crazy to go to both this and the museum so 4 stars.

What a great place to visit! Good place to see history and appreciate the early settlers and their faith in God. It was especially neat this time because they were training people to sail the Mayflower again so we got to see some of the operations.

Just imagine yourself on a journey to America crossing the Atlantic with dozens of other people all living together below deck. One may get a snap shot of the life of a Pilgrim when visiting the Mayflower II. The ship is a piece of art in itself and is beautifully maintained.

UH-mazing. Loved it. Very very informative. The team of people working the site were helpful. Kind. Knowledgeable. Seemed to care and enjoy their work. Everyone should see this site.