WE ARE 'FINALLY' ALLOWED TO OPEN - BUT - PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING As from the 5th September we are back to our normal opening times. You can now pay on the door (card payments preferred) with the following rules in place: Masks must be worn at all times - unless medically exempt. Social distancing of at least 1 metre. On entry, we will need your full contact details - these details will be destroyed after 1 month. Also on entry, we will be taking temperatures of every visitor and if higher than 'normal' you will NOT be admitted. We still have a maximum number of visitors at any one time - first come, first served. If, when you arrive we are at capacity, you can either wait (outside or your car) or come back later. Unfortunately at the present time children under the age of 5 will not be admitted due to not being able to social distance properly. Hand sanitiser must be used when entering the building. We also provide hand sanitiser throughout the building - please do use it. ONE FINAL NOTE - WE WILL HAVE REDUCED SYSTEMS AND UNFORTUNATELY ONLY THE MAIN ROOM AND CHILL ROOM WILL BE OPEN THIS MEANS OUR LIBRARY AND ARCADE/VR AREAS WILL NOT BE OPEN AT THIS TIME. Sunday - 11.00am - 5.00pm Adults £7.50 and children £4.00 The Retro Computer Museum is a registered charity (Charity registration no. 1146912) dedicated to the benefit of the public for the preservation, display and public experience of computer and console systems from the 1960's onwards. Our main focus is on systems that were in use in the home, rather than big computer systems and mainframes of early computer development. We have systems ranging from the 1970s - such as Binatone Pong and of course the amazing Commodore Pet right up to the lovely delights of the late 1990s - with systems such as the Sega Dreamcast. Along with the fantastic and varied machines of the 1980s too we have a huge collection of retro gaming goodness. Not only do we open on most Sundays to the public but we also provide Retro Gaming and Computing Events for Schools, Colleges, Unversities, Corporate or Birthday Parties - either at our HQ in Leicester or at your premises - depending on systems required. Please contact us using the details above for further details. We rely totally on donations from our members and visitors and have had literally hundreds of systems donated as part of our collection, along with numerous books, software titles, peripherals, magazines, brochures, etc. We appreciate any and all donations, no matter how small. We also accept dead machines and peripherals as these can be used to repair existing systems. We are 100% staffed by volunteers but can be contacted for any queries or donation offers by using the contact details at the top left of this webpage. COMMENDED - Small Visitor Attraction Of The Year 2019