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Award-Winning Attractions

Space-race artifacts, Chesapeake Bay cruises, giant ships, Civil War sites, and African-American heritage landmarks are just a few of the treasures Hampton visitors can enjoy. You will find Hampton's award-winning attractions to be top-notch!

Attractions	Beach Fun	Cruises
Eco Tourism	History	Military
Museums	Theaters	Heritage Sites
Civil War Travel	Day Spas	Fine Arts

26 Attractions Found

Aberdeen Gardens Historic Museum

The museum celebrates the history, heritage and future of historic Aberdeen Gardens. Built for and by African Americans in 1935 as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal Settlement, the neighborhood provided modern homes to African American shipping workers.

57 N. Mary Peake Boulevard
Hampton, VA
(757) 826-1281
(757) 826-7349
(757) 722-2345

The museum celebrates the history, heritage and future of historic Aberdeen Gardens. Built for and by African Americans in 1935 as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal Settlement, the museum and community are a testament to the great accomplishments possible when a group of people work together to achieve a common goal. January-April: Fri 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April through September: Open Mon, Wed, Fri 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed Holidays. For other times, call for appointment. Free. I-664, exit 3.

Free admission.
Highway exit: 1-664, exit 3

Hours: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10am-2pm; For other times, call for appointment.

Air Power Park

Come learn about Hampton's space and aviation history!

413 W. Mercury Boulevard
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-8311
(757) 727-1512 fax

Learn about Hampton's space and aviation history by touring this outdoor display of air and space craft. The park contains aircraft from the country's various service branches.

Hours: Daily, 9am-4:30pm. Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Free admission.

Highway exit: I-64, exit 263B

Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World

Check often for workshops and demonstrations. A must see for combined shopping and adventure.

Power Plant of Hampton Roads
1972 Power Plant Parkway
Hampton, VA 23666
(757) 262-5200

Bass Pro Shops features in-store interactive sports such as fly-casting, rock climbing and a shooting arcade. Unique interior motifs such as waterfalls, 10,000 gallon aquarium and true-to-life wildlife exhibits are showcased throughout the store.

Features Classic Events, special classes and programs for the entire family.

Hours: Closed Christmas

Highway Exit: I-664, exit 2 or I-64, exit 263A

Bluebird Gap Farm

Bluebird Gap Farm offers an exciting adventure and educational experience rarely seen in an urban environment.

60 Pine Chapel Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 827-2765
(757) 825-4750

Designed to resemble a working farm, this 60-acre site is home to domesticated and wild animals familiar to traditional Virginia farmers. Playground for ages 2-12, picnic tables, grills, picnic shelters and short walking trail on site.

Open Year Round

Hours: Wed-Sun, 9am-5pm. Closed all major holidays.

Free admission.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 263B or I-664, exit 2

Buckroe Beach

Enjoy the wide, clean beach and gentle surf of this Chesapeake Bay beach. The beach features an enclosed playground, Umbrellas and watercraft available for rent, lifeguards on duty during the summer season and picnic shelters available for a fee.

100 1st. Street South
(I-64, exit 268, left on Mallory St., right on Pembroke Ave.)
Hampton, VA
(757) 850-5134

Revive at the beach

…the sun bathing you in its warmth, the waves gently lapping the shoreline, seagulls celebrating nature’s beauty by gliding on the breeze. Whether you yearn for the joy of building the biggest sandcastle or the peaceful tranquility a vacation at the beach promises, you’ll find what your spirit craves at Hampton, Virginia’s Buckroe Beach. Un-crowded, unspoiled and family-friendly in design, Buckroe Beach presents miles of coastline and public playground.

Buckroe Beach’s eight-acres are guarded from Memorial Day through Labor Day by certified lifeguards. Kayaks and peddle-craft are available for rent in season, as are beach chairs and umbrellas. Shore-side picnic shelters complete with tables and grills may be reserved, while a spacious, waterfront playground provides year-round fun for children. Live music and dancing on Sunday evenings begin the week on the right foot and, depending on the weekend, spectators find many special events to cheer about, ranging from volleyball tournaments to lifeguard competitions.

For boaters…

Buckroe is the place to windsurf, sail, and motor the shoreline. Salt Ponds Marina invites boaters to tie-up and step ashore. Enjoy delicious Hampton seafood and local hospitality at nearby waterfront restaurants. And bait and tackle shops ensure anglers are well equipped to lure the catch of the day.

Beach adventures

Visitors and locals alike are invited to enjoy year-round educational programs and guided beach adventures through Hampton Parks & Recreation. Kayak-fishing gear, tackle and watercraft are provided. Park rangers are on staff year-round. Ask a Hampton lifeguard for a Paddle Hampton brochure to maximize your discovery of Hampton’s waterways!

This way to the beach…

For Hampton beach information contact the Hampton Visitor Center at 757-727-1102 or 800-800-2202. For rental and program information contact Hampton Parks & Recreation at 757-850-5134 or visit www.hampton.gov/parks.

Buckroe Civic Association www.buckroebeach.homestead.com

(Directions to each beach with maps inset)

Buckroe Beach – Take I-64 to exit 268. Follow Mallory Street to Pembroke Avenue. Turn right onto Pembroke Avenue and follow until it turns into First Street.

Free admission
Highway Exit: I-64, exit 268

Buckroe Pier

The 706-foot pier is 16 feet wide and is equipped with rest rooms, a snack bar, and bait shop. The “T” section at the end of the pier is 70 feet wide and 26 feet long. The pier also has two shelters, two fish cleaning stations, and an adjacent parking lot.

Pier admission fees per 24-hour period will be:

Adult $8.00

Senior (62+) $6.00

Children (10 and under) $6.00

Non-fishing visitor with

fisherman $4.00

Sightseeing adult $1.00

Sightseeing child $0.50

Monthly pass $60.00

Seasonal Pass

(April-October/

When applicable) $250.00

For updated information visit www.hampton.gov/parks or call “311” (727-8311 from a cell phone or outside of Hampton).

Open year-round: Daily. Summer season runs Memorial Day through Labor Day from 10am-6pm (no pets allowed during these hours).

Casemate Museum at Fort Monroe

The largest stone fort ever built in the U.S., Fort Monroe is headquarters for the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.

Casemate 20, Bernard Road
Fort Monroe, VA
(757) 788-3391
(757) 788-3886 fax
hansonc@monroe.army.mil

The largest stone fort ever built in the U.S., Fort Monroe is headquarters for the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command. Located within the historic fort's stone walls, the Casemate Museum chronicles the history of the fort, the Coast Artillery Corps, and the U.S. Army in Hampton Roads. During the Civil War, Fort Monroe was a Union-held bastion in the center of a Confederate state and helped shelter thousands of slave refugees, earning it the nickname "Freedom's Fortress." A tour highlight is the cell where Confederate President Jefferson Davis was imprisoned.

Hours: Daily, 10:30am-4:30pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Free admission

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 268

Charles H. Taylor Arts Center

At the Charles H. Taylor Arts Center visitors can see contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, photography, and more. Each December a beautiful glass exhibition is featured.

4205 Victoria Boulevard
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-1490
(757) 727-1167 fax

Contemporary art including painting, sculpture, photography, and more. This neoclassical building, constructed in 1925, hosted the public library for 63 years. Renovated in 1989 as an arts center, three changing galleries showcase the best regional and national artists. The center is also headquarters for the Hampton Arts Commission, which oversees The Charles H. Taylor Art Center and The American Theatre.

Hours: Tues-Fri, 10am-6pm; Sat & Sun, 1-5pm. Closed Mon and major holidays.
Free admission.
Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Exhibition Schedules

CineBistro

Peninsula Town Center
Hampton, VA 23666

CineBistro- OPENING IN JUNE 2010!

Cobb Theatres’ extraordinary premium movie theater and dining experience captured in one unique entertainment venue, is changing the way people watch movies, create romantic moments, eat and socialize.

The height of luxury, comfort and quality in both out movie and restaurant settings, CineBistro allows its customers to enjoy the splendor of watching a movie in their own specially reserved, ultra-luxurious high back leather rocking chair, eat a sumptuous gourmet meal served in their seat, sip premium cocktails and fine wine, and then retire to the terrace for delicious coffee and dessert.

More than just a movie experience, a screening at a CineBistro is nothing short of pure indulgence, and offers movie aficionado’s an upscale, stylish setting that encourages the fine art of conversation before and after each showing in our pristine lounge, lobby or restaurant.

The perfect night out or mid-afternoon occasion, CineBistro brings the best of both worlds together for an experience you will never forget.

Hours:

Monday-Thursday 10am-9pm

Friday-Saturday 10am-10pm

Sunday 12pm-6pm

Cinema Café

Movie theater that serves a light fare menu, beer, wine and spirits at your table while you watch a hit movie.

1044 Von Schilling Drive
Hampton, VA
(757) 241-3456

View Cinema's website above for a list of current movies and admission pricing.

Fort Wool

This island fortress, dating to 1819, played important roles in the Civil War and in both World Wars.

Hampton Roads Harbor
Hampton, VA
1-800-800-2202
(757) 727-1102

This island fortress, dating to 1819, played important roles in the Civil War and in both World Wars. Although not accessible by car, it is easy to view from the Chesapeake Bay shore of Fort Monroe and is featured during the Miss Hampton II harbor tour.

Open May-September: Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm

Admission: Purchase tickets from the Harbor cruise office located inside the Hampton Maritime Center. For ticket information, go to www.misshamptoncruises.com or call 757-722-9102, 888-757-BOAT.

Grandview Nature Preserve

The Preserve covers over 475 acres of salt marsh, tidal creeks, and Chesapeake Bay beachfront.

Entrance at the intersection of Beach Road and State Park Drive
Hampton, VA
(757) 850-5134

Ideal for observing wildlife, kayaking, hiking and fishing, this 578-acre preserve and estuary on the Chesapeake Bay includes a 2 1/2-mile stretch of tranquil bay-front beach. Year-round environmental programs.

Hours: Daily, sunrise-sunset.

Free admission.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267 to Woodland Rd., Turn right onto Fox Hill Road and left onto Beach Road to State Park Drive.

Hampton History Museum

Galleries recount Hampton history from the city's early inhabitance by the Kecoughtan Tribe and the contributions of African Americans. View ten permanent galleries that bridge the past with the present, spanning from Hampton's settlement to the city's role as the founding site for the U.S. space program.

Downtown Hampton
120 Old Hampton Lane
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-1610
(800) 800-2202

Experience four centuries of national history and view how Hampton evolved as “America’s Gateway” from Native American days to the Space Age. Ten galleries share the beginning of the Virginia Colony and the phases of Tidewater Virginia life while the visitor has surprises along the way. Meet Blackbeard the Pirate as he lurks in the galleries, experience the burning of Hampton during the Civil War and see how the Contraband decision was the first step toward freedom for millions of African-Americans. Also home to Hampton Visitor Center and Museum Shop.

Hours: Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm. Closed major holidays.
Admission: $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, active military, active NASA, AAA, children 4-12. Under 4 free.
Free visitor parking is available in the parking garage located at 555 Settlers Landing Road and accessed from History Museum Way, across the street from the museum entrance.
Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Hampton University Museum

Established in 1868 as the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute to educate newly-freed African Americans, Hampton University’s campus is home to six national historic landmarks. Among them is Emancipation Oak, where Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation was read to the citizens of Hampton, and Booker T. Washington Memorial Garden and Statue.

Huntington Building
Hampton University
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-5308
(757) 727-5170 fax
museum@hamptonu.edu

Pick up a walking tour brochure at Hampton University Museum, the oldest African-American museum in the nation, to tour the historic Hampton University campus, home to several national Historic Landmarks. The museum collection of 9,000 items is one of the most exceptional collections of African, Native-American and African-American art in the United States and is the oldest African-American museum in the country. The museum is also renowned for its world-class collection of contemporary art by African-American artists.

Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm; Sat, noon-4pm. Closed Sun. Closed major holidays and campus holidays.
Free admission
Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Permanent Gallery Information

Hampton Visitor Center

The Hampton Visitor Center, now located in the Hampton History Museum, is the perfect place to begin your city tour.

Downtown Hampton
120 Old Hampton Lane
Hampton, VA
(800) 800-2202
(757) 727-1102
visitor@hamptoncvb.com

The Hampton Visitor Center is the perfect place to begin your city tour. You will find a variety of maps, area attraction brochures and personal attention from a Visitor Information Specialist. The Visitor Center shares an address with the Hampton History Museum and gift shop.

Parking is accessible in the free Settlers Landing Parking Garage. Free on-street parking is also available.

Hours: Daily, 9am-5pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Day.

Free admission.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Langley Speedway

Voted one of the top five NASCAR Weekly Racing Series tracks and the only Weekly Racing Series track in the entire Hampton Roads area!

11 Dale Lemonds Drive (formerly 3165 North Armistead Avenue)
Hampton, VA 23666
(757) 865-7223

A NASCAR Home Track, Langley Speedway was voted one of the top five NASCAR Weekly Racing Series tracks and is the only Weekly Racing Series track in Hampton Roads. Super-Mini Trucks, Legends, U Cars, Super Street Series, NASCAR ShorTrack Series Grand Stock, and NASCAR Weekly Racing Series Late Model Sportsman Division Racing.

Langley Speedway celebrates its 60th Anniversary starting Saturday April 10 at 7pm through the Night of Destruction Saturday October 30

The 2010 season will be providing extremely intense NASCAR racing every Saturday and will be highlighted by:

• Two USAR Pro Cup races May 29 & August 14

• The Rolling Thunder Modifieds April 17 & October 2

• Fireworks and Racing Friday July 2

• The Hampton Heat July 10 — A 200-lap NASCAR

Late Model event promoting Hampton’s 400th

with $10,000 to the winner!!

• The Madhouse drivers from the History Channel

show and a full host of drivers invade Langley for

the NASCAR Whelen Modified series September 4

• The INEX Nationals come to Virginia for the

first time ever as over 250 Legends cars fill

Langley Speedway pits for this three-day event

3165 N. Armistead Ave., Hampton • 757-865-7223 • Langley-Speedway.com

Hours: Open most Saturdays April-October. Gates open at noon; Qualifying for all divisions 4:30pm, with racing at 7pm.

Highway exit:

1-64, exit 262 $8.00 General Admission, Kids under 6 FREE

Little England Chapel

Built circa 1879, Little England Chapel is Virginia's only-known African-American missionary chapel. The sanctuary holds a permanent exhibit that helps visitors understand the religious lives of post-Civil War African-Americans in Virginia and include handwritten Sunday school lessons, photographs, a 12-minute video, and 19th-century religious books. The chapel is both a state historic landmark and is on the National Historic Landmark. Call for church tour.

4100 Kecoughtan Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 722-4249

Built circa 1879, this is Virginia’s only known African American missionary chapel. Exhibits interpret the religious lives of post-Civil War African-Americans
in Virginia and include handwritten Sunday School lessons, photographs, a 12-minute video, and 19th-century religious books. A State and National Historic Landmark. Call for church tour.

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm; open other days by appointment; Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
Free admission; donations accepted
Highway Exit: I-64, exit 265 or 267

Miss Hampton II Harbor Cruises

This double-decked tour boat offers daily narrated cruises of the Hampton Roads harbor and Chesapeake Bay. Get a taste of Hampton's seafaring culture as you take to the water to see local fishing boats, mighty commercial cargo ships, Blackbeard's Point, Old Point Comfort, Fort Wool and the awesome gray fleet at the world's largest naval insallation, Norfolk Naval Base.

Downtown Hampton
710 Settlers Landing Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 722-9102
(888) 757-2628
(757) 722-9113 fax

Daily Harbor Cruise Features:


Naval Station Norfolk Fort Wool The Historic Hampton Roads Harbor Battle of the Ironclads during the Civil War	Blackbeard the Pirate America's oldest operating Lighthouse Historic Fort Monroe Hampton University, and more!

Cruises depart 10:00 AM daily. Additional 2:00 PM daily departure Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Tour length: approximately 2 1/2 hours - 3 hours. Special tours, programs and all-day cruises available, including Intracostal Waterway excursions and James River Ghost Fleet tours. Private charters offered.

Purchase tickets at the Harbor Cruises office located in the Hampton Maritime Center.

Tours: April-October, Daily, 10:00am; Memorial Day-Labor Day, Daily, 10:00am & 2pm. closed Nov-Mar.

Admission: Adults, $22.00; Seniors & Military, $20.00; Children 7-12, $11.00; Children under 6, free. Admission includes 10% tax; prices subject to change.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Ocean Eagle - Hampton Roads Charters

Downtown Hampton Public Piers, I-64 Exit 267
(Adjacent to the Hampton Maritime Center)
710 Settlers Landing Road, Hampton, VA 23669
757-868-FISH
hrcoceaneagle@cox.net

Go where the fish are aboard the 65-foot, 73 passenger headboat, the Ocean Eagle

Concession on board, with rod, reel, bait, tax and license included in per person charge

Cost: $30.00 per person

Departing daily spring/summer: 6:30am and 12:30pm

Night Fishing: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday from 6:30pm-10:30pm

Closed Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Rockfish season starts October 4th.

Call for schedule, rates, and reservations.

Peninsula Pilots

Come enjoy an evening at the ballpark with the Peninsula Pilots.

War Memorial Stadium
1889 West Pembroke Avenue
Hampton, VA
(757) 245-2222

Come enjoy an evening at the ballpark with the Peninsula Pilots. The Pilots compete with 14 other teams in the Coastal Plains League. The season runs from the end of May through the middle of August.

Hours: Call for game schedule.

Admission fee.

Highway exit: I-64, exit 265

Riverside 3D IMAX® Theater

600 Settlers Landing Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-0900
(800) 296-0800

IMAX® (short for "image maximum") is the world's largest motion picture format, offering viewers an unparalleled sense of realism and motion. In our unique, technologically advanced theater, three-dimensional images of awesome power are projected onto a five-story screen and enhanced by 16,000 watts of digital sound. We have a variety of IMAX® films focusing on a wide range of topics.

For a complete list of movies and showtimes, visit www.vasc.org/imax/showtimes.html.

Admission: IMAX (45-min) only: Adults, $8.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $7.00; Children 3-18, $6.75.
IMAX (90-min+) only: Adults, $10.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $9.50; Children 3-18, $8.50.

Prices and hours subject to change.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

Sandy Bottom Nature Park

This 456-acre recreational facility is the ideal nature getaway.

1255 Big Bethel Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 825-4657
(757) 825-4658 fax
sbottom@hampton.gov

This 456-acre recreational facility features two lakes, wetlands areas, trails for hiking and biking, fishing, non-motorized boating, picnic areas, children's playground, a campground, tent cabins for rent, and a beautiful nature center and gift shop. Call for special nature programs or tours.

Hours: Open daily Sunrise-Sunset
Nature Center Hours: May-September 9am-6pm, October-April 9am-4:30pm

Free admission; fees for rental items.

Take I-64, Exit 261

St. George Brewing Co.

Come see how craft beer is made and packaged.

204 Challenger Way
Hampton, VA
(757) 865-7781

St. George was adopted as the namesake of Hampton Roads' only award-winning microbrewery. Come see how craft beer is made and packaged. Hospitality room and gift shop available.

Hours:

Winter Hours

Monday- Friday 10am-4pm, Saturdays by appointment only

Summer Hours

Mondays & Fridays 10am-5pm, Tuesday-Thursday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4pm; Closed

Free Admission.

Highway exit: I-64, 262B

St. John's Church

Established in 1610, St. John's is the oldest continuous English-speaking parish in the U.S. the parish has been at its present site on lovely Queens Way since 1728. A recorded message introduces visitors to the church and its history. See the stained-glass window depicting the baptism of Pocahontas. Handicap accessible.

Downtown Hampton
100 W. Queens Way
Hampton, VA
(757) 722-2567
(757) 722-0641 fax

In 2010, America’s Oldest Anglican (Episcopal) Parish in continuous existence will commemorate its 400^th anniversary, complete with special events, activities, and services throughout the year. Established in 1610 when English colonists settled at Kecoughtan, the parish has survived four centuries of sometimes turbulent history in order to celebrate this fortunate milestone.

Other St. John’s Episcopal Church Points of Interest:

The oldest grave located at the church is of Captain Willis Wilson who died in 170l.
Near the gates at the southwest corner of the churchyard are markers describing the remnants of the original enclosure wall dating from about 1759.
Next to the south wall of the church stands a memorial to Virginia Laydon, the first surviving child born in the New World to English parents (born 1609). Laydon’s parents were members of the parish.
Inside the building one can see the Pocahontas window given in 1887, in part, by Native American students from Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, now Hampton University. The school was the first in the country to accept Native American students.
On the chapel wall to the right of the small altar is an aumbry in which consecrated bread and wine are reserved. The door panel consists of pieces of 13^th century stained glass from St. Helen’s Church, Willoughby, England. This is the parish in which Captain John Smith was baptized.
The most cherished possession of the parish is the communion silver made in London in 1618 for the church community in Smith’s Hundred. When an Indian massacre destroyed that community, farther up the James River in 1622, Governor Yeardly took the chalice and patens to Jamestown. They were given to Elizabeth City Parish (St. John’s Episcopal Church) in 1627 and are still used on major feast days each year. It is the oldest communion silver in continuous use in the area of the United States colonized by the English.
The parish retains its old vestry book dating to 1751, its large colonial Book of Common Prayer, a 1637 Book Prayer, and a 1599 “breeches” Bible. These, along with other artifacts and a photographic collection may be seen in the museum (located in the parish house building, built 1889, adjacent to the church).

Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm; Sat, 9am-noon. Guided tours by appointment; no tours on Sunday or Thursday morning due to services. Closed on major holidays.

Free admission.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

The American Theatre

Enjoy year-round performances ranging from cabaret, cartoon festivals and symphony to theater, dance and opera.

125 E. Mellen Street
Hampton, VA
(757) 722-2787
(757) 727-1621 fax

Dating to 1908, this restored vaudeville house is now a thriving arts center. Enjoy year-round performances ranging from cabaret, family fun and symphony, to theater, dance, and opera.

Admission fee.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 268

What's Hot at the American Theatre

The Hampton Carousel

602 Settlers Landing Road
Downtown Hampton
Hampton, Virginia 23669
(757) 727-0900

The Hampton Carousel

Built in 1920, the carousel is completely restored to its original beauty and house in its own weather-protected pavilion on the city's downtown waterfront. It is one of only 170 antique wooden merry-go-rounds still existing in the U.S.

Open year-round; Call (757) 727-0900 for an operating schedule

Rides: $2.00

Take I-64, exit 267

Virginia Air & Space Center

600 Settlers Landing Road
Hampton, VA
(757) 727-0900
(800) 296-0800
(757) 727-0898 fax

The visitor center for NASA Langley Research Center and Langley Air Force Base. This world-class facility features the Space Quest and Adventures in Flight galleries, and more than 100 "hands-on" exhibits that tell the story of air and space exploration. See the Apollo 12 Command Module, a Mars meteorite and a three-billion year-old moon rock! Visit the technologically advanced Riverside 3D IMAX Theater and see a 3D IMAX film on a giant five-story screen with 16,000 watts of digital-sound.

Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day: Mon-Wed, 10am-5pm; Thurs-Sun, 10am-7pm.
Labor Day-Memorial Day: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm. Sun, noon to 5pm
Open Thanksgiving evening. Closed Christmas Day.

Admission: Exhibits only: Adults, $9.50; Military, NASA & Seniors, $8.50; Children 3-18, $7.50.
IMAX (45-min) only: Adults, $8.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $7.00; Children 3-18, $6.75.
IMAX (90-min+) only: Adults, $10.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $9.50; Children 3-18, $8.50.

Combo (IMAX (45-min) & Exhibits): Adults, $15.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $14.00; Children 3-18, $12.00.
Combo (IMAX (90-min+) & Exhibits): Adults, $16.00; Military, NASA & Seniors, $15.00; Children 3-18, $13.00.
Prices and hours subject to change.

Highway Exit: I-64, exit 267

26 Attractions Found