HMS Belfast Christmas Party Venue

Truly remarkable. A combination of enough free time and a london pass in your power will take you to places that you would never know you would visit. So I did, and there was no regret. This was simple an incredible visit, you walk through the ship decks as they represent how it was to work and live in it. Seeing from the kitchen, dormitories, workshops, armoury, engine room, control room, even a jail. And it is not that crowded, which adds a few extra points to this place.

Amazing experience for families and history lovers. Engaging games that tests your ability to navigate the ship. Interesting facts with breathtaking visuals. You can climb up goes in see almost all part of the HMS Belfast and it’s mesmerising character. History lovers you shouldn’t miss this. I highly recommend the visit.

I had waited a few years to get the chance to visit this historic vessel and it was worth it. After checking in with the friendly ticket desk staff we were offered an audio tour and then directed to the ship. Once on board we were greeted by one of the many volunteer guides who told you a little about the ship and how to get the best experience. Navigating the ship was a challenge for some due to its fairly steep ladders or steps between each floor but it was enjoyable to see the children enthralled at the adventure. The on board cafe took a little while but we were able to sit out on deck and enjoy a breather. Throughout the ship, many areas showed audio or film regarding each of its roles and duties. Well worth the visit and please be advised that it’s cheaper to become members and then book as this saves a lot of money. Above the ticket office is a small bar. This was a great vantage point to see the Tower Bridge being raised and lowered. Timings are published on the Tower Bridge website.

Living in London over 10 years never thought of visiting the Ship. Took me children there and we loved it. Nice staffs and facilities. It’s difficult and dangerous to go up and down the steep stairs but fun. We enjoyed our visit, lots of things to explore. The cafe on roof is great. Highly recommended.

as a Wheelchair user I could get on HMS Belfast quite easily. there is a wheelchair friendly ramp from the entrance shop to the ship, and a little "but slow" lift to get on the the ship. from there I could find my way around deck 2 quite easily, and a lift up to deck 1 and the cafe' and the two gun turrets up on the front of the ship. getting in the cafe' was very tight but in a wheelchair is doable. Deck 1 has had a lot of changes over her life time, so there are a lot of lumps and bumps on the deck. but they are passable. There are toilets on deck 2 and a disabled toilet, that is quite a nice size and easy to manoeuvre in. But you will need a staff member as the door it unusual. and there are plenty of lovely staff members around, that are extremely Knowledgeable and very helpful. I had a fantastic time, when I went there I found a lovey Gentleman called Paul who had sailed on HMS Belfast, we chatted for quite a while, as he told me about all his history with the ship. I totally recommend a visit to HMS Belfast.