The Beatles Story

As of 2026, adult tickets are priced at 20 Pounds, while seniors and students can enter for 16 Pounds. Tickets for children aged five to fifteen are 11 Pounds, and little ones under five enter for free. Every admission includes a high-quality multimedia guide available in twelve different languages, narrated by Julia Baird, John Lennon’s sister. The museum is generally open daily from 09:00, with closing times varying between 17:30 and 18:30 depending on the season and day of the week. It is essential to pre-book your timed entry slot online before you arrive, as the attraction operates on a strict capacity basis to ensure a comfortable experience for everyone.

The Beatles Story is a cashless venue, so ensure you have a card or mobile payment method ready for any on-site purchases at the cafe or gift shop. While the museum is located in a historic basement, it is fully accessible for wheelchair users and those with strollers, though some narrow corridors exist. Expect to spend between ninety minutes and three hours to fully enjoy the exhibits and audio guide. There is no cloakroom or luggage storage available inside the museum; however, you can find storage options at nearby hotels or through local locker services. For the best audio experience, you are encouraged to bring your own plug-in headphones to use with the provided media handsets.

Located at the Royal Albert Dock, the museum is easily reached from anywhere in Liverpool city centre. If you are walking, it is a scenic 20-minute stroll from Liverpool Lime Street station through the Liverpool ONE shopping complex. For those taking the train, James Street station is the closest stop, just a five-minute walk away. Several bus routes, including the C4, C5, and the 500 Airport Flyer, stop directly at the dock. If you are driving, use the postcode L3 4AD for your GPS; ample paid parking is available at the adjacent Echo Arena and the Liverpool ONE multi-story car parks, both within short walking distance of the entrance.