Passing through Ulverston, I wanted to reminisce on my childhood days when I used to laugh at the brilliant Laurel & Hardy. Lots of information about them and pictures and the films are playing continuously with seating to sit and watch it again if you wish. Then there is another room with so much memorabilia everywhere. We are a family of 5 and did contemplate not going in as the teenagers were not keen. So glad I did as me and the hubby loved seeing it, watched a movie and had some photo opportunities too. £14 for a family ticket for up to 3 kids which I loved too. Their statue is also round the corner from the museum for another photo opportunity.

We visited the museum in Ulverston. It was packed with information about the comedy duo, with tons of memorabilia. It is situated in an old theatre and play Laurel and Hardy films on loop. We sent an hour reading the articles and looking around followed by 20 minutes just sitting and watching a couple of the black and white movies. A great flashback to growing up watching their films on TV or at the cinema. Ideal for a wet days out in the lake District.

Went today as hubby likes them. Loads of photos of the pair and info about their lives. One part dedicated to memorabilia absolutely stuffed with items. You can sit and watch their films in cinema seats or have a tea or coffee at a table while watching. Well worth a visit.

I'd wanted to visit the museum for some time. While the visit wasn't quite the experience that I'd hoped for, it was still a good one. Firstly, the museum needs better signposting - not just outside the place but in the town generally. It is something that we need to shout about. Secondly, it needs someone with plenty of vision to make the museum something very special. There are some fantastic exhibits and the information boards around the venue are well presented. The place itself is freezing cold and the loos were flooded on the day that we visited. There is very little for sale in the shop area and it is poorly displayed. However, the welcome we got from the staff was friendly.

Brilliant well worth your money. Loads of memrobia lots to see great story about Laurel and hardy. The guy who runs the museum very helpful and loves Laurel and Hardy. He also sent us to Laurels house brilliant memorable day. Loved it. Well worth a visit.

Good price for ticket. If you can't laugh at this museum then forget it. Showing old films one after another, very funny, laughter keeps the stress away. Really surprised, this sort of thing hasn't been given any lottery funding to excel an excellent museum of yesterdays greats.

Great place, but as soon as the owner realised I wasn't in a proper tent, his whole demeanor changed. I had made the 3-hour train journey to visit the museum and it would have been nice to have been treated with more kindness, despite living 40 miles from my local tent. Finances may not allow me to come for Stan's birthday next year, so this was almost certainly once in a lifetime.

Was looking forward to visiting this little museum but was disappointed. It could be so much better, feels disorganised. Lots of interesting information and movies are continuously shown with seating available. Needs a good clean and tidy up, possibly lack of funding - could be a huge attraction just needs a little bit of love and money.

Really interesting museum, quite small yet packed with old costumes, memorabilia and information in an easy to digest format. There's also a cinema area showing a constant rotation of movies starring Stan and Ollie. A couple of hours well spent.

As a family who are fans of Laurel and Hardy, and classic comedy this was a must for us to visit. Not the easiest building to find, but find we did, and I'm glad we made the trip to Ulverston. There is so much memorabilia on show and the cinema inside is constantly playing old Laurel and Hardy classics. I could have sat there all day watching the genius of L&H. The enthusiasm of the gentleman who runs it is wonderful to see, he's a real fan. He told us that the museum was started by his Grandfather, and he now continues with that love and passion. Alas comedy like this is disappearing, and so will unique places like this disappear also, in this age of digital. Investment is needed to maintain this wonderful place, and money is needed to give it a revamp to really display all the wonderful items collected over the years. If you've got a spare hour to kill, and want something nostalgic, and that little bit different from the usual tourist sites, then this is a must.