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Memorabilia and ephemera from the history of motorcycling, plus themed exhibits and programs
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Katrina
5 ratings2 reviews
Very nice experience!! Definitely worth the deal.
We drove two hours to go and enjoyed ourselves.
Barbara
3 ratings3 reviews
The desk staff was wonderful and welcoming.
The museum is larger than we thought. My husband (he is the motorcycle enthusiast) loved it! The museum was not crowded, clean and very enjoyable! I'm happy that we went.
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About This Deal
Choose Between Two Options
- $10.50 for museum admission for two (up to $20 value)
- $ for museum admission for four (up to $ value)
Admission grants access to the museum's permanent collection and current exhibits such as Hall of Fame and 2 Wheels + Motor: A Fine Art Exhibition.
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
May repurchase every 90 days. Limit 12 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid with any other offers. May be repurchased every 365 days.
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About Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum
Motorcycles have long played a crucial role in the American mythos. The vroom of a twin-cylinder engine conjures images of Evel Knievel soaring through the sky on a daredevil jump or James Dean perched astride his 1955 Triumph Trophy, clad in a black leather jacket and brimming with smoldering angst. Even those who haven't felt their hands on the throttle can appreciate the motorcycle as an all-American icon of freedom, rebellion, and individuality.
The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum celebrates this iconography with exhibits that pay tribute to every aspect of motorcycling history. The museum's permanent collection is chock-full of memorabilia and ephemera from the early days of motorcycling, such as a 1885 Daimler Reitwagen and a turbo-powered penny-farthing from the same era. Visitors can also tour the Hall of Fame itself, a main-floor exhibition that celebrates the heroes of the racetrack and blacktop.
