Volo Auto Museum: Admission Ticket

Overview

Located just outside of Chicago, the Volo Auto Museum features over 33 exhibits and display attractions. The museum was built on a farm from the 1800's and features many of the original buildings along with their country charm and character.

City: Chicago

Sat 10 May

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Starting at $24.10

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Sat 10 May

Starting at $24.10

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Entrance to auto museum

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Volo
27582 Volo Village Rd

This ticket must be exchanged for a direct entry wristband at the starting point of the attraction.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
No admittance after 4:00pm
At certain times, an exhibit may be temporarily off display for repairs or maintenance

What To Expect

Volo Museum

Sprawled out over 35 acres, the Volo Auto Museum is home to over 33 exhibits and display attractions including a camper museum, military museum, train tours, cars of the rich and famous, a Batmobile collection, muscle cars, classic cars, vintage bicycles, and much more. The exhibits are family friendly and range from Special Interest Cars to Mickey Mouse, creating an experience the whole family can enjoy. Visitors tend to spend anywhere from one to five hours here. You are encouraged to plan on spending the whole day so you can enjoy all of the exhibits at a comfortable pace. However, you do not need much time to appreciate this inspiring history of the auto industry.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (44)

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V4366NIchristopherk

Oct 2024

Horrible Customer service. All about the big mighty dollar and not about their veterans and families. They need to take some course on customer relations

Response from Host

Oct 2024

Thank you for sharing your feedback. We take customer service seriously and aim to create a welcoming experience for all our guests, including veterans and their families. If there was a specific issue during your visit, we’d appreciate hearing more details so we can address it directly. Your input helps us maintain the high standards we set for ourselves.

Aubreae_S

Oct 2024

You could literally spend hours and hours here! My son has a fascination with cars. So I brought him for his 12th birthday. We enjoyed looking at the different types of cars from classic cars to cars that were in movies. There is a restaurant on-site for hot dogs, pizza, nachos, etc, just in case you get hungry. It's a self-guided tour and you only need to follow the arrows to the next building. My husband has a car collection. I would LOVE for him to go next time.

Porthos7

Aug 2024

What can you say about this place that hasn't been said already! First, plan on being there the entire day, you'll need that much time to see everything. Second know that there's enough stuff there for anyone in your group to spend time with. Just a little bit of everything under a couple of roofs. It's mostly handicap accessible, and they have a restaurant and picnic areas outside - and know that the cost of the tickets are expensive, but I would say worth it. Know that the Titanic exhibit is more of a Titanic-ish exhibit... Unless you're truly a fan of it, I just would pass on that one because it's an extra cost. You'll probably run out of time before you run out of things to see, so go have fun.