The Museum opened in 1994 as a home, library, archives and museum exhibit space for all things Corvette.
This 115,000 sq. ft. showcase to America's sports car features over 80 cars displayed in periodic settings including a mid-century barbershop, service station and historic race track! See classics in mint condition, one-of-a-kind prototypes that never went into production and modern-day wonders of engineering and design.
See rare collectibles and memorabilia before sitting behind the wheel of a Corvette and registering to drive one home.
An audio tour enhances the self-guided museum experience and can be downloaded off the Museum's website free of charge.
Enjoy shopping the Corvette Store's wide selection of apparel, collectibles, home and gift items, then dine in the 50's-inspired Corvette Cafe to refuel your engines.
The mission of the National Corvette Museum is the celebration of the Corvette's invention, and the preservation of the legendary automobile's past, present, and future. The Museum will serve as an educational and research model for all to enjoy.
The Museum is to:
•Promote the restoration, preservation, and conservation of America's sports car.
•Be a repository of and preserved printed technical materials and historical information on the Corvette automobile.
•Enhance the knowledge of the general public regarding the design, development, construction, and history of the Corvette automobile.
•Provide information to the general public, collectors, and automobile historians about the Corvette automobile.
•Provide a facility to house and display the Corvette automobile for public exhibition and research in the areas of the automotive sciences and automobile mechanics.
•Provide historical literature and memorabilia on the Corvette automobile from its development to the present day for the general public and collectors.
Adult Admission $10
Senior Admission $8
Student Admission (age 5-12) $5
Children age 4 and under are free.
