This small museum has just a few displays, some more interesting than others. I was interested in the Roman coins on display, which had been found in the area by people with metal detectors, and eventually purchased for the museum. Next to the museum was a small art gallery which, on the day I was there at least, had very little of interest. Not sure if the entrance fee was worth it.

Had a short visit to this museum, would loved to have stayed longer but teen son had other ideas..... Exhibits change regularly so check the website to see what's on. Exhibits of mechanical works which were quite fascinating. Really wanted to try the cafe but see first paragraph. 🙄 The entrance ticket lasts all day, and there's a separate exhibition of local history. Staff at entrance desk were very helpful and informative.

Just used the café. Very good jacket potatoes and salad. Nice friendly staff and clean bright atmosphere.

A few local history exhibits and some very good local art. Very good cafe, closes at 4pm.

This is a very interesting and interactive museum. The art exhibition was very interesting. The staff were very friendly and the coffee and cake in the cafe was lovely. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely cute museum of Lymington history! They have some lovely art works and a nice cafe inside. Nice place to go for day sightseeing.

Lovely restaurant and shop and excellent service.

Great inflatable water park. Water is nice and clean. Salt water, but teenagers and adults can touch the bottom so can avoid head going under most of the time. Wet suits were advised even in summer but not too bad without. Private cubicle changing rooms available, and showers for after. Great chips at cafe. Huge variety and amounts of inflatable obsticles and runs to choose from, and the 2 hour session is so much better than other water parks I've been to.

Such a great place for all ages. The water is cold but you can hire wet suits for £6. The sessions are almost two hours so it’s decent value for money. Also a nice little cafe and New Forest ice cream. Showers and changing rooms are sufficient. Lots of seating dotted around for spectators. Parking is sometimes busy so leave plenty of time. We did the 11am-12.50 session followed by a drive in to the new Forest for a picnic after, making for a good family day out. Adults can spectate for £2.50 or swim in the separate section for just £4.50… or of course take part. Special mention to staff today who were fab and super informative. We were greeted by a lifeguard who gave us a rundown of the rules and safety info which was much appreciated. Also everyone has to wear a buoyancy aid, which is provided.

Wonderful waterfront area, with historic spot for swimming baths. Exploring the coastal town of Hampshire and New Forest.

OH MY GOD WHY ARE THERE NO MORE OUT DOOR POOLS!!! Beautiful sunny day. Kids loved it, grown ups loved it. Scenic, fun and a wonderful way to spend a day. Can't remember the cost but it certainly wasn't over priced.

We did SUP and assault course. SUP is a quick intro and left to your own devices. Great fun if a lot of hard work. The assault course was difficult but a lot of fun If you have great balance you be fine. Would recommend grip socks and googles due to salt water. All in all well worth the trip

Absolutely amazing day out. Went with my son and daughter 8 and 13. Full day of fun for all and so reasonably priced. We did the inflatable course, free swimming and paddle boarding. All the staff are lovely and helpful and there is plenty of space to sit and relax. Good was reasonably priced and prepared quickly. Highly recommend.

Everyone seemed to be having a great time here. The lagoon is split into three areas, the swimming area, which is a decent size, split into a family area and lane swimming. It's very cheap to book too (£2.25 per child, £4.50 per adult for 2 hours). The inflatables, which are a lot more expensive (around £70 for 4 people) but it's a very large course and they get nearly 2 hours on it. The third area is sectioned off for paddleboarding (£10/hour)which was not very busy, they say a maximum of 8-10 people at a time but for the first hour there were only 2 and then 3 during the second hour. Wetsuits can be hired for £5. Lifejackets are provided in the entry cost. There were staff everywhere, around 10 lifeguards too. All very helpful and friendly. On entry to the site a lifeguard greets each family/group privately and inducts them. The site is a little shabby around the edges but doesn't let it down too much. £2.50 fee for spectators which doesn't get you anything other than entrance seems a little unnecessary.

Really enjoyed it here, a mix of the old and the more modern, great history. We caught the little ferry boat over which was lovely, we were going to go back the same way but decided to walk back along the spit, was about 2 miles out in the open and shingle all the way, was very windy on the way back but a nice walk none the less. It's a bit of a gem and not over priced, definitely worth reading all the signs to learn about the history and the changes the castle went through.

I enjoyed my visit immensely. A great place to bring children to run around, although I suggest you use the ferry with the little ones as its a 2 mile walk from the carpark. Completely dog friendly I brought mine. He enjoyed sniffing around the rooms but was impatient to move on. So I photographed the information panels for later. There's a very small cafe and the toilets are open to the elements.

Hurst Castle is an absolute gem. The walk from the car park to the castle is about 2 miles with lovely views of the Needles. You can get the ferry from Keyhaven to save on the walk. Once inside the castle, there’s so much to explore and the exhibitions are well presented and bring the stories of the castle to life. The views from the castle walls are breathtaking and you can see across to the Isle of Wight and watch the boats sail by. I’d highly recommend bringing a picnic and spending a few hours wandering, learning, and soaking up the atmosphere. A brilliant day out for families, history lovers, and anyone who enjoys a walk.

We took the ferry across and then spent about 3 hours wandering round. Lots of different bits to see but the highlight are the views over to the Isle of White and the lighthouse. There is a little cafe out front and some rustic toilets inside. If you intend on being there over lunch I’d suggest bringing lunch with you.

Great morning out looking around this castle. Got the ferry there snd back which was great fun. Lovely views from the top of the castle overlooking isle of wight and beyond. Lot's of information given as you walk around.

We took the ferry from Keyhaven, the two mile walk along the single bank wasn't an option today. The castle was very interesting, the way it had evolved to meet new threats over the past five hundred years. Difficult for those with mobility issues as there are spiral stairs, uneven steps and low doorways. Fascinating exhibition about lighthouses. Be prepared for the fresh breeze off the sea. Facilities are limited, toilets little changed in one hundred years, a small cafe with outside picnic benches. We parked in Keyhaven and the advice there was four to five hours for the visit and that proved about right. During our visit the ferry was operating all day even during low tide but that is not always the case.

Great military defence castle. Located at the end of a shingle spit. Walk across(2 miles) or take the ferry. Really good views of the needles on the Isle of Wight and the Solent. Lots of information boards and interactive displays. There is a small kiosk with snacks, drinks, cakes and ice creams. The whole site is dog friendly if kept on a lead.

This is truly a place you should visit at least once when in the UK. We had a short 3-day cycling trip here. Everything was wonderful — from the scenery to the people. Just a note: you should prepare an offline map before coming, as in some areas the signal is very weak and you can hardly use online maps.

The rebirth of Foxlease Park, nice to see it back up and running, volunteered here back in February? And it was just nice to see it with life and music... Nice little room in the coach house, could do with an extra pillow, but nice time.

When the sun dips behind the trees and the light softens, the New Forest becomes pure magic. Walking along winding paths — sometimes straight through the woods — feels effortless with the fresh scent of nature all around. 25 km passed without me even noticing, just chilling, absorbing the atmosphere, and enjoying the calm. Perfect time of day to visit if you want peace, beauty, and that grounding forest energy. ⭐️ Highly recommend: come in the late afternoon, slow down, and let the forest do the rest #newforest

Went there with my father now 94, loved the cars, remined him of the old days, we used to have fords then. Only comment is the coffer shops when busy seems to take forever. otherwise great place to visit.

Beautiful place to go loads of open spaces for people to walk and cycle. Large areas for children play. Beautiful river at brockenhurst where you can often see horses and foals, cattle and sometimes donkeys and pigs.

Gorgeous place, well worth a visit if you appreciate nature. The ponies are such a treat to see. It’s also great for beginner cyclists as it has the Old Railway route created by Cycling UK. I felt like I was in a renaissance oil painting at times because the sights were so beautiful. Make sure to get out early to admire the sights as it gets very busy in August.

A must visit. We come every year. Such beautiful scenery and ponies,deer piggies and cows walking around!

Always enjoy coming here, attended for the Formula 1 75 exhibition, but also had a look at all the cars on display. Enjoyed the monorail ride a look round the house and gardens, sad there was no classic cars out and about... Food was good and tasty 😋 Staff were chatty and knowledgeable and helpful. Overall a lovely day despite the weather

I took my 6 year old daughter for her first visit (but far from mine) and she absolutely loved it! The weather held good despite the late October timing. She loved seeing Mr Bean's car and the Disney display but her highlight (and mine, to be fair) was riding on Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The driver was a blast and it was so cool to learn about the cars that were used in the film, and wave at everyone as we explored the grounds. Beaulieu is one of my favourite places to visit when I'm in the UK and I think I can now say it is the same for my daughter. Very highly recommended for anyone of any age.

Visiting this week in half term , my son wanted to see a Porsche 917 so I emailed before booking to confirm the car would Be on display , very pleasant personal reply with confirmation. Don’t be put off with the price for the tickets . You will spend the whole day here so does represent great value for money . My children really enjoyed the “ we had one of those “ section as they could sit in the cars and experience the cars we grew up with . Only points to mention , we had coffee and cake in the afternoon , rather pricey & the cakes were dry and not great . Also a lot of tables left uncleared and in places food on the floor under tables .

fantastic visit! we were meeting family in the new forest for the weekend and beaulieu was close by so we thought we would pop by and check it out! we have been before but i was a child. the cars exhibit was on and it was really cool! if you are a pixar fan in the uk id reccomend coming whilst this exhibit is on. i am a massive f1 fan so seeing the cars was very cool! a personal highlight was the 2021 williams! additionally we were able to ride in the chitty chitty bang bang car wich was incredible. the driver was so knowledgable and we felt so safe in the car with him. my mum is a huge fan of the film so it was such a core memory for her. thank you beualieu! i will be back

Fairly priced considering you are able to reuse the tickets and use them to access events held here in the future. The cafe on site offers good food and drinks selection It is worth exploring the other features such as the play grounds, other museums, and the house which is all included in the ticket. There are plenty of cars to view including an F1 section, classic cars, and modern cars. There are displays featuring garages and buses also. Plenty to do and to keep the kids entertained

Worth a visit and any number of re-visits - Visited on Saturday, 28/06/25. 3rd visit here and the first for about 11 years. Lovely weather, which always helps, and there was a Morgan owners meeting taking place, so there was more to see than normal. Parking is near the entrance, but uncovered. Bought the tickets online in advance, so you get a discount, and it's straightforward to get in. Once inside, the initial options are a Monorail and restaurant/toilet facilities. Very pricey for anything in the restaurant (£5 for 2 cans of soda), so suggest you bring your own. The monorail is an excellent way to get an overview of the site before exploring on foot, and the ride is included in the entry price and can be ridden more than once. The old Top Gear exhibition has been replaced in part by a new section of example cars from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's that you can get in and reminisce about (though these cars are in a bit of a state tbh). Beyond that, we visited the main museum, which hadn't changed much in the past 10 years, but had exhibits moved around. The F1 section was very good with more recent examples of cars, and whilst we visited, an excellent F1 Simulator which you can go in (you have to pre-book) for £15 for 15 mins. It's worth it, so suggest you book a slot as soon as you arrive. On this visit, we didn't have the time to explore the house and grounds, but there are some lovely walks to be had. The staff are all excellent and approachable, and friendly, and though I have been 3 times now, I would have no qualms about making future visits as there is generally a change each year.

I thought it was a bit pricey to get in but we did spend most of the day there. We took the dog as we were visiting on our way home from holiday accommodation. The dog wasn't allowed on the bus, Monorail, main museum or house. Which meant I did a lot of waiting around with her. The cafe is expensive. £5 for a sandwich so would advise bringing your own. Tea for 3 , four sandwich outers and an apple juice, £38. The children loved the play area but we didn't take them to the house as we kind of ran out of time and wasn't sure how interested they'd be. They also enjoyed seeing Harry Potter's car and the, 'I had one of those' exhibition where you can get in the cars! The staff we came across were friendly and helpful. Whole area is clean and well tended.

I’m always impressed by the quality and creativity of the food here. The chef’s talent shines through in every dish, with flavours and presentation that are consistently imaginative and beautifully balanced. I’m a big fan of tasting menus, and this one easily holds its own against several Michelin star experiences I’ve had. Not knowing what’s coming next, and having each course introduced as it arrives, really adds to the sense of occasion. It’s also great to see a place investing in future talent—the energy and enthusiasm from the team is infectious. Our waiter was genuinely thrilled when we complimented the bread—he couldn't hold back that he’d made it himself that morning. Just a heads-up: tips are cash only, so it's worth bringing some along to avoid getting caught out. I can't wait to be back, if only I could fit in more than once a year.

My wife and I ate at the Elderflower in Lymington and had the 3 course lunch menu. It was a delightful meal at a reasonable price. The freshly baked bread was such a lovely way to start, along with the bouquet garni butter which was very moreish. We had an oyster each, which we didn't regret! We've never had a better Oyster, and the flavour pairing of jalepeno and honey worked so well. We had the starters of duck salad and cuttlefish, which was pleasant. The main course was the highlight, the mixed grill of seafood was awesome, and the smoky charred flavour was addictive! The desserts were brilliant, especially since it was my first soufflé ever! So delicious. Thanks to Keane and the rest of the team at the Elderflower for a lovely lunch.

I ordered a takeaway Mixed Fish Grill with potatoes for £25 from The Elderflower Restaurant In Lymington, expecting a decent portion and quality for the price. Although the restaurant staff were nice the food experience was a letdown. First of all, the portion size was shockingly small for a £25 meal — it felt more like a starter than a main course. To make matters worse, instead of the potatoes I ordered, I received plain noodles, which made no sense. For a dish that’s marketed as a premium option, this felt lazy and overpriced. I definitely won’t be ordering from here again. There are plenty of places that offer better quality and value for money. Very disappointing.

A "10 minute wait" for takeaway fish & chips turned into a 35 minute wait, orders came out in waves and for the last 2 portions we were informed that they'd run out of chips and they were now coming fries (looked like the type ovened from a frozen bag). If I had known in advance I wouldve chosen a different venue for our lunch. The standard dining-in experience may have been given the AA 3 Rosettes, but the takeaway option sadly doesn't live up to that grading at all. Communication of expected delays in advance and knowing stock levels could be improved significantly. From what we saw whilst ordering, the quality of food being carried to tables inside looked great. A last tip if ordering the takeaway is to check your order by opening the box before leaving to confirm that you have salt and vinegar on, as they didn't add any to mine despite confirming it at the counter. Not worth £16.50, grab a sandwich from the store opposite, save yourself £10 to use on a flapjack, coffee and 30 minutes of your holiday.

A wonderful full on experience. I chose the KF Fish wings as my starter. This chef must be mad to come up with the idea of fish wings KFC style. It’s so hard to eat without getting frustrated by a bone here or there; but it is soooo worth it. A totally tasty, barking mad, delicious starter. Being a Friday I followed by posh fish n chips. It’s just what to expect from an excellent restaurant. Spot on. To finish Rasberry soufflé. An amazing and incredible desert. It’s a must visit restaurant.

This is fine dining restaurant, but we felt a little disappointed. The duck salad was tasty but didn't seem to have any meat and was what seemed to be duck skin scratchings. The seafood mixed grill was more stew like and the fish was a bit over cooked. The raspberry soufflé was the star dish and quite brilliant.

We chose the four course tasting menu with accompanying wine flight. What a revelation! The whole evening was perfect in every way. Yes, it was expensive, but quality and inventiveness costs - and this evening had the best of both. Great venue for that special treat. I won’t post pictures as that would spoil the surprise of the tasting menu, but each course looked and tasted incredible.

It was a wonderful visit tonight (as it is everytime we visit!). We were welcomed in like old friends & chatted with the waitresses about our day and recent events. The food came quickly & my lamb that came highly recommended was spectacular! My parents also complimented their dishes as well and there is clearly someone who knows his stuff working hard preparing the food. Have always loved visiting & will definitely be back as we have never left disappointed!!

It's difficult to find but once you are there you are in for a good surprise. The food is amazing, not pretentious dishes but executed to perfection. I recommend the avocado mousse and the flamboyant chocolate and coffee desert.

Absolutely fantastic lunch. Staff were very friendly and attentive. The food both looked and tasted amazing. We had 3 courses, and it would be hard to choose which was our favourite, as the whole meal was faultless, and exceeded our expectations. The location is just off the main street, and is a hidden gem.

I had the most incredible experience here. the service was immaculate, constant care without feeling suffocating. the food was delicious with no complaints and everything hitting the spot. and finally the ambience and decor set the perfect date night. thank you to Nicola and Peter for a night not to forget.

Super friendly staff, attentive but not overly. Menu is really interesting from the starters through to the sweets selection. Star of the night for me was the Avocado Cheesecake starter...absolutely delicious...I am going to ask for the recipe 😋 ....will definitely return when in the area again. One of the nicest meals we have had for a very long time.

Wow ! What a lovely meal , delicious food and really interesting menu ! The staff were excellent, very knowledgeable about the menu and so helpful. Recommend this for a visit , we will be back . Thank you

A lovely quirky restaurant in an old school house. The seating is arranged over a number of small floors so can be quite intimate. It might be difficult for someone in a wheelchair or with limited mobility due to all the steps (there is one down from the entrance). The food is lovely and very well presented. The staff are welcoming and attentive without being intrusive. We had dinner and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The lunch menu we had was very varied and the food was very good. If you let them know in advance that you are celebrating something special they bring you an extra surprise.

Ciao belli is a charming, intimate restaurant. The food is delicious and mouthwatering. The waiter is very attentive to your needs. We have been to this restaurant a few times and i forget to take pictures but this time I remembered. This place is superb and would recommend a visit.

The pasta was absolutely delicious – perfectly cooked spaghetti tossed in a rich, flavorful tomato sauce with generous slices of sausage. The portion size was just right, and the dish was both comforting and satisfying. The staff here were super kind and attentive. Very recommend for visitors visiting Lymington🤩🤩🤩

Today we walked around Lymington and dropped into a wonderful and cozy Italian restaurant. Friendly staff, good prices and very delicious food, the chef won my heart. I recommend, definitely visit.

Ciao Belli is a cozy and very pleasant place with an Italian atmosphere. The coffee is delicious and aromatic - it's clear that they really care about quality here. The pastries are delicious, with a crispy crust, perfect for coffee. The place is small, but stylish and comfortable - great for both conversations and a quiet break alone. The staff is friendly, the service is fast and attentive. I will definitely come back again!

A Cozy Breakfast Gem in Town! I stopped by Ciao Belli for breakfast and was genuinely impressed. The scrambled eggs were light, fluffy, and flavorful — exactly how they should be! My coffee was strong and smooth, served hot and just right. The staff were lovely and attentive, and the ambiance was calm and inviting. If you’re looking for a relaxed spot to enjoy a high-quality breakfast, this place is a must-visit!

I stumbled upon Ciao Belli Cafe for breakfast, and I’m so glad I did. The scrambled eggs were hands-down the best I’ve had in ages — soft, buttery, and cooked to perfection. The coffee was just as impressive. The whole place has a warm, welcoming vibe that makes you want to linger. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates good food made with care.

I don't know anything as they closed the kitchen at 2 pm despite it being written they are closing at 3 pm. 1.30pm party of 3 were turned down on a busy sunny Saturday. It's good on the opposite corner of the street was a pub serving food ALL DAY.

We had really nice food here. Not exceptional, but of a good standard. The crab salad was very tasty, but it was hard to taste the garlic butter. The seabass was nicely cooked, but the sauce lacked depth. The sweets were nice, especially the cheesecake and sorbets. The cheeseboard had a trio of standard cheeses that were a good way to finish up what was an overall nice pub meal. The servers were very pleasant and efficient too.

A good pub with a nice atmosphere, we came for a drink one night and likes it so came back to eat the next night. There were 3 real ales to choose and a straight forward menu with a specials card too. The service is nice, efficient with a relaxed feel. The food was good with nice flavour and nice portion size. Price is about average and the decor is very pleasant with a lovely outdoor seating area with a lovely sheltered feeling. We would definitely return when we are in the area again so I would recommend you try it for yourself. Booking is probably recommended

We were accommodated at short notice and staff were good and helpful. My wife had sea bass which she thought was a small portion for the price. My steak pie was fair price overall the food was good as was the service and atmosphere.

Ate here after talking to someone in our B&B and was told they served good fish and seafood dishes we decided to give it a try. We booked a table just to be sure and as it was a nice evening decided to eat outside. The food was excellent we had salmon gravlax to start with seabass dauphinoise potato in a bisque and I had the seafood special. Service was good, water was constantly replenished without asking The man who served us I believe is the owner has a bit of a nonchalant demeanor but dont let that put you off Would definitely recommend if you like fish and sea food, we came to the New Forest to try a couple of restaurants should just have eaten here more often and saved a shed load of money

Another fabulous visit to this great pub. Came for lunch with friends and their dog. Fantastic selection of food from both the lunch and specials menu. All our food was piping hot and delicious. The spinach and courgette pakora starters were absolutely divine. The staff were really attentive and friendly. Thank you to all.

Great restaurant. Lovely food and staff. The warm pork scratching to start were fabulous, and came with a lovely spicy apple sauce. I had the fish stew for my main which was excellent. My sister had the crab, which she said was lovely. Then we had cheese for dessert, which was great! Good choice of wines. I would go back!!

Me and my husband ordered the prawn cocktail. It was very disappointing such a simple dish made with so much either paprika or cayenne pepper that you could taste the prawns. Then I had the white bait very average My husband had the smoked salmon again very disappointing the horseradish over powered the salmon. There’s no need to ruin decent fresh food.

I've now seen 2 shows at the Mayflower theatre and I've been very impressed! Both views, although different, have been unrestricted and have given a good view of the stage. There is always a good selection of shows here and it is a good distance from the train station and a couple of car parks

Theatre is as good as any in New York or Toronto. Sightlines were good. Nice feature was rental opera glasses at the seats for a pound. Production was high quality including many complex aerial performances and nice sets. Highly recommended

We travelled down to Southampton to attend a recording of ‘Sorry, I haven’t a Clue, last night at The Mayflower Theatre and had a brilliant evening. As expected, the show was very funny….but I was most impressed with the theatre itself. The staff were so friendly and helpful, the theatre is beautiful, and the prices of the refreshments was so reasonable. There’s no need to try to smuggle sweets in when they sell two bags for £6. The lovely coffee was £3, so cheaper than my local coffee shop. I wish I was local….. I’d be here every week. Thank you all so much for a fabulous evening.

Lovely theatre and welcoming, professional staff who were particularly helpful given 2 of our party have some mobility issues and 1 has chronic respiratory issues. Show was fabulous with a great cast and sound/light quality. Marred somewhat by a rather odd couple sat next to us that appeared moments before the start, by flailing over from the seats behind. Smelt and heard before I saw them. Loud and obnoxious. Booed and commented loudly about the fun police when the placards for no singing and dancing were displayed, stating they would do what they wanted. Could hear them shouting over the loud music and I was sat 5 seats away! The female of the couple told an actual lady, who politely asked them to be quiet, to go away very impolitely and intimidated my elderly mother for not being in fancy dress for Mamma Mia. Very few people were. Ironically, although they were in fancy dress it wasn't Abba style, nor from that era. Loud criticism of people not having social skills.....yet that were only true of them! One staff member appeared to be watching them for a while, but nobody took any action which was disappointing. Luckily they argued with one another, getting louder and louder, then barged past others who were seated to leave after about 20 minutes. Thankfully not to return. Obviously drunk so surprised they were allowed in at all. Wouldn't stop us from returning but still feel staff should have been more proactive or, at least reactive.

Fabulous local venue. Easily accessible by public transport or if you prefer to drive there is a huge multi story on the next street. Beautiful old theatre with a number of bars so the queues don't get too long!

I came here to see mamma mia. Every single staff member we encourted was a credit to the theatre - greeting us with a smile. I am a wheelchair user, but can walk short distances, as we were parked close i opted to walk in, which to some extent made my disability invisible, and I was nervous when asking about accessible toilets -but was greeted with a smile and a poliet response as to where without any questioning or judgement. The accessible toilets are the most fantastic ones we had ever found in a theatre - including a hoist system and even an adjustable height sink. The accessible area even had seats and tables to sit it away from the view of the main theatre and the hustle and bustle that comes with a big theatre, for someone like myself with anxiety this space was amazing and enabled me to sit with the family member with me, and get myself calm before entering the main theatre. The mayflower puts over theatres to shame, and I cant praise enough how fanatic the staff are here. We were sat in row D in the stalls and I had someone fairly tall in front of me, which resulted in half the stage view being blocked which when these seats are the highest tier price cost it was disappointing - deffinatly seats where it starts to become staggered offer a better view.

We were in the gods to watch Tina... Sign in the lobby said balcony bar is closed. But not so..... Seats are from a different era. Narrow and with little legroom. [I'm 6ft 1 but have 4 son in laws over 6ft 3. I'm not sure they could fit.] For this performance either the accoustics are awful or the backing band far too loud. The band volume ruined the performance, certainly for me