Thanks for visiting, and for leaving your review. We're sorry if you felt that your experience wasn't good value for money. Please remember that your ticket is an annual pass, so you are welcome to revisit our award winning visitor attraction as many times as you like over the next 12 months. On your next visit, please do check out our big screen, which has regular stage shows, and currently has lots of interesting facts playing constantly supplied by our friends at the Official Charts company all about Eurovision entries across the years. Our current temporary exhibition which took almost 6 months to curate, including getting 2022 Eurovision Winners, the Kalush Orchestra, to send their winning costumes directly from the Ukraine, sits alongside never before displayed outfits from ABBA Voyage, and Sam Ryder's 2022 Eurovision costume, and is just one of the regular temporary exhibitions we put together for our guests. Don't forget, that with your annual pass, you will be able to see our next, as yet unannounced temporary exhibition, due to start after the Summer. So, watch this space. On top of our 600+ artefacts, and 90+ hours worth of digital content, fun hours of fun, make sure that on your next visit to check out our Dance the Decades booth, and our guitars, drums and keyboards, all available to play in our Gibson Interactive Studio. Each of which comes with a tutorial, or you can even have a jam with one of our amazing Crew, who love to talk music, and look forward to welcoming you next time you're in Liverpool.

Thanks for visiting, and for leaving your review. You were lucky enough to visit us when our Eurovision temporary exhibition was on display, as it will be throughout the Summer, after Liverpool hosted one of the biggest events in its history recently, in the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest Finals. This exhibition is one of our regularly updated temporary displays, which with your annual pass ticket, you will be able to see our upcoming displays later in the year. This is yet to be announced, so watch this space. We're sorry if you missed our extensive Queen display, and stage-worn artefacts from both The Beatles and Elton John, as well as our Cliff Richard and Rolling Stones content, which feature in both our 600+ artefacts and 90+ hours of digital content. Make sure to ask our excellent Crew about them on your next visit, along with checking out our regular stage shows, which celebrate live music from British artists. We also have our ever-popular Dance the Decades booth and Gibson Interactive Studio, where you can try your hand at Gibson guitars, or Roland drums and keyboards, all with full tutorials. We look forward to your next visit.

Thanks for visiting, and for leaving your review. We're sorry that you were expecting more. As your ticket is an annual pass, on your next visit make sure to check out our 90+ hours of digital archives which go much deeper into the social and political circumstances of the day, and include clips of the artists talking about music, how it has influenced them, and how their music came to be. The digital content is displayed alongside over 600+ artefacts on show in our galleries. We also host regular temporary exhibitions, such as our current Eurovision exhibition, after Liverpool hosted the 2023 final. Your annual pass is valid for entry to these exhibitions also, and fans of 90s pop should keep an eye on our socials for what's to come! Make sure on your next visit to speak to our award-winning Crew, who are always happy to help to enrich the conversation around music, and can also help to play yourself in our Gibson Interactive Studio, and why not have a dance in our Dance the Decades booth. We look forward to seeing you again.

Thanks for visiting, and for leaving your review. We're sorry if you felt that your experience wasn't good value for money. Please remember that your ticket is an annual pass, so you are welcome to revisit our award winning visitor attraction as many times as you like over the next 12 months. We're glad you enjoyed our Dance the Decades and Gibson interactive Studios. We're sorry that you didn't like the interactive timelines. If you visited us in our extremely busy Eurovision period, you may want to revisit us at a quieter time, when the the timelines are more accessible. There are 8 of them in our galleries, and you are correct, along with other interactive displays, they contain over 90 hours of digital content, and go very in-depth into the socio-political history of the country and how it and the music of the day were so heavily linked. Often our guests will spend a lot of time reading these displays, and for those who prefer to chat, our wonderful Crew are always on hand, and their passion and knowledge of music is incredible. They are one of the main reasons that we have won so many awards for our visitor experience over recent years. Make sure to check out our regular stage shows and temporary exhibitions on your next visit to the BME. We look forward to seeing you.

Thanks for visiting and for leaving your review. We're sorry that you didn't feel that your ticket was value for money, but as your ticket is an Annual Pass, on your return you may be able to look at our 600+ artefacts, 90+ hours of digital content covering almost 80 years of British music history. We also have our temporary exhibitions (currently Eurovision-related), regular stage shows, Dance the Decades booth, and Gibson Interactive Studio where you can play genuine Gibson guitars, plus keyboards and drums, all with tutorials for every level of experience. As a not-for-profit charity, we often rely on donations from artists for the artefacts we proudly display, and those who have not donated items can be found in our fantastically curated digital content. We also have our amazing, and multiple award-winning Crew, who are always keen to talk about your favourite artists, and especially those whose artefacts we aren't able to display, so when you do return with your annual pass, they'll be happy to help. We'll see you soon.