The Roald Dahl Children's Gallery

This was a fantastic day out with my 8 year old son.I was pleasantly surprised by how much there was to do.We thoroughly enjoyed the science exhibition which housed lots of hands on experiments, suitable for all ages. There were large magnets, electrical conductivity, centrifugal force and many more to play with.There was a museum of Buckinghamshire history, which was small, but well put together showcasing a range of finds from the county. A darkened sensory room (probably better for littler ones).The Roald Dahl gallery was brilliant. My (autistic) son was a little freaked out by some of the noise machines and dark spaces in here, but overcame this once he interacted with the exhibits and realised it was a lot of fun!Outside the café was a seating area and they'd filled the garden with stuff for kids to do. Water play, sand, musical instruments, a giant marble run. It was lovely sat outside here whilst the kids went off and played together, a good distance to keep an eye but not interfere.Cafe made a good cup of tea. Spent a good 3.5 hrs there and could have spent longer.Wish I'd taken more photos!

Interactive and really helpful staff. Would have liked to spend more time there but my toddler was ready to go after about an hour

Over priced waste of time and money. Places like this should be free considering how little they offer. 5 or 6 rooms with the exhibits spaced far apart. Could have put everything in one room and be done in 5 minutes. If you want a decent time (and zero cost) go to Tring to the animal museum.

It's fun and cute but so expensive for how small it is. Unless you buy the annual pass and visit regularly it's just not worth it. Even with the combined ticket, we spent less than an hour in both places.

This place is a treasure trove for young kids, especially kids with SEN. They offer regulation packets for autistic children, the rooms are very sensory and autism friendly, and it’s not often very busy. There is loads to do! Staff are also very welcoming and understanding.

I found the museum and all the information very interesting and quite fascinating. However the refreshments are the worst I've ever experienced. Having to wait ages to be served the sandwiches were quite expensive for what they were. I ordered a mozzarella sandwich which turned out to be a slice of cheese between 2 tasteless slices of white bread which hadn't even been closed properly with no embellishments and the cappuccino was an instant one from a sachet. For the prices I expected better an absolute rip off.

Lovely

Incredible monument to a national treasure. Take your kids here soon. Enjoy the stories

very nice

Fantastic little add-on with plenty for the kids to do and explore. It's been here a while and feels a little well used". Could probably do with a bit of a refresh but it's still great and will keep kids and adults alike entertained for an hour or two."