Yes it is. I got the ULTIMATE EXPLORER TICKET see below Adult (age 16-64) £39 Senior (65+) £38 Child (age 4-15) £29 Family 1 (1 Adult & up to 3 Children) £95 Family 2 (2 Adults & up to 3 Children) £120 Our BEST VALUE ticket, offering full access to all of our attractions for a whole year, meaning you can visit time, and time again. Visit as often as you like for 12 months, starting from the day of your visit. (Pre-booking your visit is essential) Full access to ALL of our 10 attractions - the ONLY ticket to include the Harbour Tours Full access to the entire Historic Dockyard site A choice of Cafés and Restaurants, including the Mary Rose Café Boathouse 4 boatbuilding centre and exhibition Multiple return visits to dockyard and attractions Full access to the Gosport sites, Explosion and Submarine Museums (check opening hours) Hope this helps

The Historic Dockyard ticket prices can be found on their website, a Mary Rose Ticket is currently £17 for an Adult and £8 for a child., although discounts can be found online.

The Mary Rose ticket office is just 2 minutes walk from the Park & Ride stop, bus station and harbour train station. At the ticket office ask for 'the buggy'. A free shuttle service to/from the museum. Wheelchairs and light--weight stools are available for visitors. The museum is fully wheelchair accessible. Also, the museum is kept low lit to protect the artefacts and to create a stunning atmosphere. However, the morning of the fourth Friday of each month the lights are raised to engage with visitors with visual impairment and those with physical and medical conditions.

At this time an adult ticket is £16, concessions are £14 and Children are £8, although currently there's a "Kids Go Free" offer, running until 2nd September 2018. You get 10% off if you book online via the Mary rose website.

The Mary Rose Experience is at the right hand side of the Dockyard entrance, it is a charity so you can gift aid and also, the tickets are valid for one year. You can then purchase any other tickets from the ticket office on the other side. These are usually day tickets, so if you have several days, you can come back to the Mary Rose several times.

Hello, As Roll and Stroll said, yes you can. You can also get them on the Mary Rose website, where you can get a 10% discount.

No, you can bring in a ticket on your phone, and you'll be allowed entry.

Hi Sandra to be able to see everything I would allow a minimum of 4-5 hours minimum. Otherwise you won’t be able to see everything on display. I hope you enjoy your visit to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. I will be back down to Portsmouth and will be revisiting the Dockyard as there was so much I missed in February.

I would set aside about 1.5 to 2 hours for the Mary Rose Museum alone...I don’t think the other places in the dockyard would take as long to go round though. For example my partner & I spent about 30-45 minutes exploring the HMS Victory ship.

Hello, we have stairs as well as lifts to every level in the museum.