If you already know about the Beatles and would like to see the sights and learn the anecdotes then this is the way to do it. The guide (whose name I sadly forget) was very entertaining and informative - more fun, in fact, than visiting the famous sites themselves. I particularly enjoyed the links between the Beatles and other groups,... more

I visited Liverpool in April/2007 and I took this tour because I wanted to know every Beatles' place in only 1/2 day. We meet the funny and comfortable bus at 2:30pm outside the Beatles Museum and we began the trip. The guide was great. He had a clear voice (he was a radio speaker) and he was very funny, ingenious... more

We took a day trip (day tripper..yeah) from London to Liverpool in September. We booked a package from London which included the train ticket on Virgin trains,the Beatles experience (museum) and the Magical Mystery tour. we arrived in Liverpool around 9am and went to Mathew street, the Cavern and the Beatles museum. Around 2pm you meet the bus just outside... more

My husband, my son and I went on this tour at the end of September 2006. We were so excited and the tour guides were great - the commentary as we drove through the streets was so interesting, and they played appropriate Beatle's songs as the tour went on. I think the 3 of us loved every second of this... more

I took this tour only because of the Bus. Though its not the one they used in the movie, its the same make etc, so close enough. The only thing i was disappointed at was that we didn't get to go into Lennon or McCartney's house. I thought that was part of the tour, but apparently it was part of... more

After several trips to England, this was my first time in Liverpool. Of course my family had to take the Magical Mystery Tour. It was a whole lot of fun seeing all the birthplaces, Strawberry Fields, "the shelter in the middle of the roundabout," and all of that. I would have loved to have been able to get out at... more

My husband and I took the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour on 9 November 2004. We have been waiting 40 years to make this pilgrimage and we were not disappointed! It's true that tour guide pointed down the street to Ringo Starr's birthplace and childhood home but that may have been because the streets were very narrow. The bus parked a... more

...they did not show all the sights I had hoped for. They passed the birthhouse of Ringo Starr and stopped at Forthlin Rd (where Paul McCartney grew up) and Mendips (childhood home of John Lennon), but it didn't show any of the other Beatles' birthhouses/hospitals (although I believe the hospital where Lennon was born has been destroyed) and schools (although... more