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At the National Corvette Museum, you’ll experience the legacy of America’s Sports Car, the Chevrolet Corvette. Discover a rich history that spans over seven decades, showcasing the evolution of design, engineering, and the Corvette spirit. Engage in interactive exhibits, experience the thrill of racing through virtual simulators ...
2024 National Corvette Caravan & 30th AnniversaryExclusive Plant Tours. We’re excited to offer exclusive Bowling Green Assembly Plant Tours during our 2024 Caravan & 30th Anniversary Celebration from August 28-31! Don’t miss this rare chance to go behind the scenes and witness the magic of Corvette craftsmanship in person.
And no other automotive museum in the world is dedicated to a single-model car. So it's no wonder that enthusiasts and visitors alike are entranced by the 115,000-square-foot National Corvette Museum located just off I-65 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, the Home of Corvette! The National Corvette Museum brings many new exhibits in 2024! Click to ...
National Corvette Museum, Bowling Green, Kentucky. 278,383 likes · 1,815 talking about this · 231,832 were here. The National Corvette Museum – Where Adrenaline Meets Tradition
Sep 1, 2022 · Tours will go on sale to the public via the National Corvette Museum’s website on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. National Corvette Museum members qualify for early booking access, beginning on Tuesday, October 25, 2022. Tour scheduling will take place at the time of purchase with public tours expected to resume before the end of the year.
The National Corvette Museum is licensed by the Kentucky Department of Charitable Gaming under license number ORG0000854. At this time, we offer purchasers located in Kentucky the ability to purchase raffle tickets on their personal computers, mobile devices and on-site at the National Corvette Museum and NCM Motorsports Park.
2024 will usher in the 15th annual KY 1 Lap tour, part of the Museum in Motion (MiM) program and unique in that it is a partnership between the National Corvette Museum and the Kentucky State Police. The two organizations will join to raise money for both the Museum and Trooper Island, a KSP non-profit camp for underprivileged children.
