Anfield Museum & Tour Help

[Guest RedDwarf]

Thanks for the info lads.

 

Just got through, and right enough, you need to book at least 2 weeks in advance.

 

Maybe next time...

[Guest Kev]

Thanks for the info lads.

 

Just got through, and right enough, you need to book at least 2 weeks in advance.

 

Maybe next time...

 

I would still go to the ground and see how it goes, people cancel and if you give a sob story to the desk - you never know.

[oakie bob]

Thanks for the info lads.

 

Just got through, and right enough, you need to book at least 2 weeks in advance.

 

Maybe next time...

 

sod the tour, just come the oakie instead..........bring the kids, handy for carrying the ale to the table

[Sara]

When I took my lads the fella who took us round looked familiar, so much so I kept staring at him. In the end my eldest asked me why I kept staring at him, so I said cos he looks familiar. To which my lad replied " That's cos you've sat next to him at the game for at least 3 years!" I felt a right fool at the next match

[R A Softlad]

2 adults and 2 children do constitute a family. Although I would ask them if buying separate tickets or a family one would be the cheaper option.

 

And yes, definately book ahead to avoid disappointment.

 

But that has to be an adult man and woman though eh Kev?

[Sara]

You can 2 for the price of one if you quote a fan card number. You could during last season anyway.

[Guest Kev]

But that has to be an adult man and woman though eh Kev?

 

This surprises me, I thought fyds would have posted this before you

[Reggie]

The last time we went, my brother ended up getting off with the tour guide. (Who was a bird, albeit not a very good looking one.)

 

He thought it was good value for money.