Liverpool is preparing to unveil a significant new attraction dedicated to The Beatles, set to open its doors in 2028. The "Beatles Story" museum will relocate to a sprawling 100,000 sq ft space, marking a substantial upgrade from its current Royal Albert Dock location. This move will see the museum come under the official ownership of the Beatles' company, Apple Corps, establishing it as the band's first official fan experience in their hometown.
Plans for the expansive museum have been met with enthusiasm, with Paul McCartney hailing the project as "extraordinary." The development is also expected to incorporate sets and props from Sam Mendes' upcoming biopic series about the band, further enhancing its appeal. This ambitious undertaking is seen as a major boost for Liverpool's cultural landscape and tourism.
Massive Beatles Museum Set to Open in Liverpool in 2028
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