Not to be confused with the Mail Rail ride, that is in another building across the road, this is the museum, stuffed with memorabilia from the beginning to the present day of the Postal service. Brilliantly laid out and clearly informative, there are many interactive things for the little cherubs to play with. Even as an adult, I was enthralled. The café and gift shop add a small respite from the absorption of all that information. Nice to sit outside too on a dry day whilst waiting for the train time slot to approach. Yes the ticket for this part of the museum is valid for a full 12 months. So plan it for 2 birthday treats!!!!!!

Absolutely loved it! There's a very informative mail rail to ride and experience, followed by an interactive museum. We then went around the galleries and loved learning and trying things out. A fantastic day out for people of all ages and especially great for families with children 😘 10/10 recommend

Definitely one of the coolest/most unique museums in London. The highlight of the experience would have to be the Mail Rail, there's also a pretty sweet activity room called sorted, which is good fun for little kids, they get to scan letters and parcels, and act like their in a sorting office. Can't really fault the place, but yeah if the activity room had a bit more in it, would be great, and if the Mail Rail was a little longer, then the whole experience would off been even more amazing. I'd highly recommend the whole experience for anyone, it's a good little family day out, equally it's also a good little museum date.

Absolutely brilliant little attraction, we found it so interesting and the train ride is just perfect. The staff are all super nice and we thoroughly enjoyed the whole museum. Well worth the entrance fee!

Really interesting museum and the Mail rail, which is part and parcel of the ticket price is really good and thought-provoking. Well laid out exhibition and friendly knowledgeable staff. Nice little cafe, too, & the shop has gifts for all pockets. Will book for help with researching some ancestors for my next visit.