This is a very very impressive exhibit. Not only do they have an amazing light show on the Concorde itself, but you're also able to walk through the length of the plane and sit down in the seats! Our guide was very informative and made sure to get answers for any of the questions she didn't know the answers to. There are also fascinating displays around the Concorde talking about the traveling experience for the passengers, technical information, and the history of Barbados aviation. The Concorde was one of the greatest commercial airplanes to fly, and this exhibit is well worth it for everybody, if you have a particular interest in planes or not. Cannot recommend highly enough!

I'm only a kid, but I loved this place. I came here yesterday (22/2/18) and I will never forget this experience. The tour guide was very kind and and would often offer to take mine and my dads photo on his phone. She was very skilled remembering the facts about Concorde. I am aspiring to be a pilot so this really boosted my understanding in planes. For the people who say "it was closed that day" or "very disappointing" if you are so concerned about Concorde experience visit the island on a different day to see Concorde. All in all very good experience and recommend it for anyone whether they have an interest or not.

Pretty awesome that of the handful of Concordes ever made, one of them is housed here. This museum does not disappoint! Museum is easily walkable to/from the terminal so I’d suggest visiting before your departure flight leaving the island. (I stayed about an hour and saw everything).

Great way to get on board a real Concord and learn about the engineer marvel this was for its time, and even now. Walk down the aisle, sit in the seats, and get plenty of pix to show your friends. Queen Elizabeth reportedly rode in seat 1a so go feel the vibe.

Imagine my great disappointment when I discovered that this was closed on Sundays and Mondays! Everyone leaves the island on Sunday and is at the airport with plenty of time, and this site is closed! Why??? It is the perfect opportunity to see it, being that the airport is far away from everything else on the island. Big mistake on the part of the Concorde team. Unfortunate for me.

amazing experience, the light show was really impressive! Staff is very friendly and helpful, believe me it's a great oppotunity to see this legendary plane. But remember they are closed Sunday and Monday.

I don't love planes BUT this is an AMAZING piece of machinery which one really should take the time to see. I was in awe to think that once upon a time passengers on Concorde could travel at twice the speed of sound - my goodness! Surely with technology the economic and maintenance issues could be resolved to have Concorde recommissioned. Can you imagine leaving London at 8am and arriving in Barbados at 12noon?? Way to go - bring back Concorde asap 😎😎.

Don’t just think about visiting. Just Do It. It Is Great. Check in early for your flight, then walk over from the terminal (3minutes) and enjoy.

It is awesome to see some of Barbados' aircraft history and tour the actual Concorde. You can watch flights take off and land upstairs, get some refreshments, and visit the occasional exhibition or event held there.

My family had a great time touring the Concorde plane. Especially our three year old-He was so sad when it was time to leave. We had initially read reviews that it was underwhelming, however we did not find that to be the case at all. Our tour guide was fantastic. Also, it is easily accessible by public bus and would make a good activity to do on the day you fly in or out of the Island as it is connected to the Airport.