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Pioneer Auto Museum Admission Ticket

Overview
Our tour includes viewing hundreds of rare and antique cars, motorcycles and tractors, as well as an authentic Prairie Town that transports visitors back to the 1900's. Pioneer Auto Show has been featured on American Pickers, and is a must-stop destination for those traveling through South Dakota to visit Mount Rushmore or the other many large attractions. We also feature a gift shop, where we sell collectibles, gifts, apparel, local products, souvenirs and much more. A dining option is featured on-site, serving burgers and Midwest comfort food.
City: South Dakota
Sun 22 Dec
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Starting at $12.00
Sun 22 Dec
Starting at $12.00
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What's Included
All Fees and Taxes
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Murdo
503 E. 5th St.,
End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
Additional Info
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What To Expect
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Pioneer Auto Museum
Browse over 275 classic and rare cars, 60 tractors, 60 motorcycles and tons of memorabilia and antiques! We also feature a Prairie Town that lets visitors get a real look at life in the early 1900's, complete with schoolhouse, general store, railroad depot and much more!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (15)
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Mermaiddeb
Oct 2020
I just want to Thank the owner for a phenomenal collection of cars! My absolut favorite was the Duke's of Hazard General Lee! The staff is friendly enough to honk the horn that sounds just like it did in the TV show. My husband and I had a blast. It must have taken so much to put this museum together and we sure did appreciate it!
casey101m
Jul 2020
We stopped here on our way to the Black Hills as kinda a quirky stop. I was here when I was a kid and my husband and I stopped here on our honeymoon almost 19 years ago. We had 2 kids along with us as our oldest graduated and wanted to stay home and make money for college. Our son enjoyed it more than our daughter but he still had fun looking at the old signs and other odd items. It is still a neat walkthrough. One of the buildings was closed when we were there, not sure why. We probably will not sop when we come back again next month. But in 5 or 10 years when we are in the area, we will stop in again.
tammytO7746OP
Jul 2020
My dad spent hours looking at the old cars and old farm equipment. He enjoyed it very much. Nothing fancy, just a family's very large collection of vintage cars and other collectables. A person could easily spend a few days here if you were interested in looking at each item.

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