Plimoth Plantation Review

Really fascinating place. We visited on a rainy day and still thoroughly enjoyed every minute.

Very dirty, staff very unwelcoming in historic parts, only good experience was at craft center.

An impressive place where European settlers arrived and how they lived. I recommend.

As an educator this place is so well done! The actors stay in character through gardening, singing and conversation. It is really spectacular to see history truly come to life. Also visit the Mayflower just a few miles away.

Wow! This was awesome! Worth to visit! The most innovative museum I 've ever visited

Great historic place. Actors really talk like if they are living there

Loved the experience of actually hearing from a native at the Indian village. It was also fun talking to the role players at the English village.

Great historical visit. Wait for ship to return in 2018.

Gorgeous place. ....don't skip this place from your bucket list.

I haven t been here in years but I found out the mayflower was back so I decided to visit. Came on a Sunday and paid 32.00 a piece for a ticket. I thought it included access to the mayflower but of course not that was an extra 25.00 I was with 2 other people so I couldn t afford that. Went in and saw the Wampanoag village and the Plimoth plantation houses. Saw everything in about an hour not a lot going on I assume because of the COVID but spoke to a few actors who were friendly and informative. Between the masks and they re accents some were hard to understand. I wasn t sure what to expect but for 32.00 I was very disappointed. And to charge an extra 25.00 to see the mayflower was ridiculous. Maybe it will be better next year idk. But it definitely was not worth it this year.

This was disappointing for the high price of $28. There were 3 actors that really engaged and made an effort to be in character and informative but I expected there to be a lot more than just the little village of six houses. It could use further development.

It was very educational! The staff was also helpful and knowledgeable.

Expensive and set up for the grade school crowd. It was also quite busy when we attended.

Very enjoyable way to learn about early American history. The museum and the recreated Pilgrim Plantation It will take you into the past. Character actors portray life in the Plantation in period dress. Staff are very knowledgeable about the plantation history and the characters they portray. Plan to spend an entire day with the entire family.

The place looked very historic and cool. The one problem is that the tickets to get in were not cheap. It was 15 dollars for per person and for the Mayflower, the plantation and the grind mill would cost you around 40 bucks.

A very interesting place. Takes approximately 2 hrs to explore. The experience is interactive, it is like a RPG: you talk to staff, they ask you to participate in events etc. Should be interesting to both adults and kids

It was very interesting experience for our whole family. We especially loved Native american area and enjoyed talking to them. Perfect fun historic trip for 10 year old!!

It's like going back in time. The plantation staff live out the part of the early settlers by staying in character at all times and performing the daily tasks that you and I would have had to do if we were those settlement residents. You will learn a lot about the customs, religious beliefs, culture, family life and commerce as they knew it. You'd be surprised how much of American History as taught to you in textbooks is debunked here. This is a really interesting journey and you will spent about an hour to two learning more about early American life that your entire education provided on the subject.

History reinacted. Tribal village, Puritan village- real people telling their history. Alot of money recently to make it real vs dioramas.
Only had a few hours, so need to go back again and finish the entire experience.

Great place especially for kids. Very historical and a great hands on learning experience all ages can enjoy. Entrance fee isn't too much, and the interactive historic actors were great. Definitely a must see!

The Wampanoag village was great because the docents were in character but not in period. They are keeping first nations culture alive. The 1627 is so much fun. The characters, the knowledge, and the realism makes the park great.

Excellent learning experience, it really brought the past to life

Very nice historical place. Place for spending time with kids

Brilliant history lesson for a Scot in the New World.

Really great experience for adults and kids. Was not super impressed with the Native American piece, but Pilgrim part was amazing, as were the actors in that section

Great place for tourists to know about about part of the American history. The houses and the charactors are the ones I loved the most.

What a wonderful way to learn about history! The people in character were excellent and very willing to talk for as long as we wanted to. Additionally, they were very knowledgeable. The Plantation structures and homes were fascinating and going inside was like stepping back into the history. Great way to spend the day!

Enjoyed the native American part. The first colony enacting part I didn't like so much. It felt a little silly. You have to ask the right questions to benefit from this form of presentation so bring your open ended questions with you.

Dropped off my international visitors there yesterday, Sunday afternoon, and they saw very little to no animals and one pottery demonstrator. My family of four were very disappointed they wasted $102.00 :(((

Such a cool experience! It was deffiently worth going to. Very knowledgeable staff, and fun history.

Wonderful historical experience. I would recommend it, to people of all ages, although there is quite a bit of walking on uneven and even hilly terrain. The staff, both in character and out, are as knowledgeable and professional as you can get. Well worth the cost of admission and a great step back in time!

Excellent place to visit especially enjoyed being called to arms and marching with a 20 foot pike...character actors were really good....so my American cousins get yourself there!!

Not overly impressed. We were maybe expecting too much. There were literally only three Wampanoag interpreters,and a very small but enthusiastic group of "settlers" The whole place seemed to be preparing for winter. Disappointing visit and in my opinion, a missed opportunity to "wow" travellers.

One of these days, if I had the chance, I would bring my daughters here hopefully

A very fun place to spent a day. Old village was unforgettable :) ...

Always enjoyed going to Plimouth. If you want the full experience read the map and anything else ahead. The Pilgrims are acting during the time period of 1627.

Great place to visit and spend the day. Re-creations in the Native American village are very informative and so are the settlers houses. Good cafetaria and food too.

Wonderful, low key place to visit. Very interesting to see a time period that far back.

Anyone interested in history like me, should make time to spend a day at the Plimoth Plantation living museum. The museum is also home to the Mayflower II, which is docked near the purported Plymouth Rock. The incredible ship is among the world s oldest wooden vessels that still sails.

Staff did an excellent job of being in character. We had nearly 4 hours here and we could have used more time.

As awesome and educational and inspiring as it was since I was a kid. Can't wait to go back. Just love that the plantation folk speak in period and enjoy trying to get them to break from their vernacular

Love the experience and the actors were great, but it was to crowded and ruined the authenticity of the experience.

Detailed reconstruction an reenactment of the early settlers as well as native people.

I came here for Thanksgiving and it was such a fun idea. The history is amazing and the staff is remarkable. They are all so knowledgeable and you can learn something from every single one of them. It was surprisingly uncrowded.

An awesome living history museum. Being able to interact with 'pilgrims' and people with Native Heritage (real, not actors) allows for a full vision of life at that time. Super fun, gorgeous location and generally delightful.

A wonderful place. Great people. Great views. I thoroughly enjoyed the wedding we attended. Thank you!!!

Amazing experience to learn about colonial time in history. Good for any ages to learn.

A real must for this area. Real aborigines tell of their origin and it is possible to ask for yourself. Even the immigrants are there and in the costumes of 1600 headed and received from the time, there are people dressed as today and answer all questions. First, I recommend to watch the movie and to stick to the given plan. The bread which is baked there suburb is very tasty and gets from me also 5 stars was with cranberries.

Absolutely worth a visit but plan to take your time. Very interesting and informative - start early and you'll be ready for lunch and the remainder of the day on the beach.

Very interesting. They show indy films nightly. Very clean.

Village reconstructed with care. Immersion in the past is made complete by the actors who will turn to you in Old English.

The only place in America where you can travel back in time to 1624!

Great experience! Living history! And the staff are excellent!

Everything look like it did back in the old days with people who really live there!

Not what it was when I was growing up. It felt empty and rundown. That's a shame.

Miles Standish and Governor Bradford were so awesome and knowledgeable! I can't wait to go back!

Very interesting place. Staff here is very dedicated and professional!

Really cool to see how people lived hundreds of years ago. The people that work there are totally in character, so if you want to talk to them you better be ready to go back to that time in America. For example, I asked to take a picture and he looked at me funny and said "what?". I said "I'd like to take a photo of you". He said, "I don't know what your are talking about but you may do what your please.". At that point I realized what was going on and it made the rest of the visit in the village that much more enjoyable. I won't go on but you get the gist of it.

The basic of America history. And it is very foundation.

Every American or lover of freedom has to come and see this place. It really puts things in perspective.