National WWI Museum and Memorial

Senior prices

I believe it was $18.00 a piece

Parking is close and easy to find a place. Website has ticket prices.

Yes have senior discount and also military discount. Also the website have the prices.

10 am to 5 pm and the cost is $14-$16

Take the time. Make the trip.

5 or 6 hours to see everything

General Admission includes access to the Main Gallery, Exhibit Hall, Memory Hall and Ellis Gallery on two consecutive days. (If purchased Sunday and we are closed Monday, the second day will be Tuesday.) There is an additional cost for admission to the Liberty Memorial Tower and Wylie Gallery. GENERAL ADMISSION Adults$16Seniors (Ages 65+)$14College Students (ID required)$14Youth (Ages 6-18)$10Children (Under 6)FREEMembersFREE DISCOUNTS Active Duty Military (ID required) $8 Active Duty Military Family, Veterans, Teachers     and Area Convention Attendees (ID required) $2 off “World War Wednesdays”$8 all tickets LIBERTY MEMORIAL TOWER Purchase with General Admission$2 additionalTower Only$5Tower Only (Under 6)FREE WYLIE GALLERY Purchase with General Admission$3 additionalAdults$10Seniors (Ages 65+)$8College Students (ID required)$8Youth (Ages 6-18) $6Children (Under 6) FREE Members FREE DISCOUNTS Active Duty Military (ID required) $5 Active Duty Military Family, Veterans, Teachers

Thanks for your question and your interest in the National WWI Museum and Memorial! Below is a link to our website page that references donating objects to the collection. Even if you're not seeking to donate, there is contact information for Museum and Memorial staff who can provide insight on various WWI items. Link: https://www.theworldwar.org/support/donate-object

Sunday says 10am - 5pm. Their hours can be found on their website.

2 memorial drive, Kansas city missouri 64108. It's right there, above your question...

Admission is actually free for veterans/active duty personnel all weekend long (Friday-Monday) and then half-price general admission to the public during that same time. Below is a link with more information about activities during the weekend. https://www.theworldwar.org/memorialday

Adults $18; Seniors (65+) $14; Youth (6-8) $10; Children (6&>) $0; Military (Act & Vet) $14 https://my.theworldwar.org/2319/2940 Plan ahead for groups.

The archives are on the first floor. Walk in the front door, turn left and take the elevator down one level.

There are large grounds i would think you could walk (assuming you have doggie doody bags!). But there are three different exhibits indoors, and the elevator to top of tower that i wouldnt think theyd be allowed in...

All veterans

You could send a picture of it to army or navy division in Washington for identification ofthat is what you desire.

They announce it ahead of time and try to get visitors out by 5, but they seem accommodating.

No. He spoke in Fulton. Missouri. The Churchill Memorial is worth the visit.

Depends on group or individual status. Senior, veteran, youth discounts are available. Group discounts may be available ahead of time arranged with museum staff. Memorial Day is free for veterans and half price for others. Children under 5 years of age are free year round.

There's an elevator inside. Getting around the exterior with a wheelchair will be difficult as there are a lot of stairs. But I think you can get to most levels from the inside elevator

The mobile Memorial is to the South and East of the entrance through the holiday weekend look for the vintage copter just to the west

Funded:1919-today locally. Dedicated:1921, Built:1921-1926, Finished:1926. New Museum- Funded: 1999-Today, Built:2001-2006,Opened: 2006

Yes. Hot air balloon thing in the park. Vendors and food trucks are out

You would also see the whole downtown of Kansas City and the federal reserve is right there too

Yes! Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis. You can learn more about our amenities and procedures at this link: https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/plan-your-visit/hours-admission

You can just show up just make sure anyone going in no matter the age has a mask on. They won't hesitate to kick you out or yell at you.

Hi, Donald. So normally the elevator to the top of the Tower would be accessible from 10 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. on days that the Museum is open, however with the current COVID restrictions in Kansas City, the Tower has been closed in conjunction with local guidelines for maintaining social distancing. The Memorial Courtyard at the base of the Tower is still open and free to the public, which also provides a great view of the downtown skyline. You can visit our website at https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/safety for more information about our current operating procedures. Thank you!

Most of the museum is open to see . but the tower and Ellis gallery are not

You could go to their website, theworldwar.org Or you can purchase tickets inside the main building. There is a sign above the door that says, Tickets.

In the circle loop in front of the Memorial off of Memorial Street.

No

We do accept donations related to World War I. Below is a link that contains information about the donation process. Thanks! https://www.theworldwar.org/support/donate-object

10 am to 4:15 pm Tuesday- Saturday

Great question! We welcome people to view the rally from our North Lawn. Additionally, the Museum will be open from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. if anyone needs to warm up from the cold weather. Additional information can be found here: https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/football-parade

Below is a link to upcoming events/activities. Thanks for your interest in the Museum and Memorial! https://my.theworldwar.org/events

I don't know about the setup of the Volunteer Corps.

Yes, however the explanations of the outside monument and rooftop is inside. All videos, displays, tanks and history of WW1 is inside.

Thanks for the question and your interest in visiting. Currently, firearms and edged weapons on not permitted on the property, including conceal/carry. If you have questions about the policy, please feel free to contact us for more details and/or if you have additional questions (more info available at the website link below). https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/plan-your-visit/faq

The grounds are open 24 hours per day for visitors. However, the parking areas do close between 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. If visiting between that time, there is ample parking along Kessler Road just across from the Museum and Memorial grounds.

Why wouldn't it be? I would suggest calling to confirm.

It's a 24/7 park

Yes - the Museum and Memorial is open from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on July 4. Thanks!

Thanks for your interest in visiting! Yes, the Museum and Memorial welcomes service dogs and miniature horses in their roles as service animals. You can review a complete list of our policies at this link: https://www.theworldwar.org/visit/plan-your-visit/faq

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Hi Pete - you can find out more information about the Walk of Honor program here: https://www.theworldwar.org/support/bricks

I went there a couple weeks ago hoping it was, and to my dismay it wasn't.

Yep! When you walk in, it's to the left in the gift shop.

Wednesdays are $8 and the ticket is good for Thursday as well.

I bought admittance to the musuem and the tower. I did get a small discounted for purchasing them together. They told me the ticket allowed as many in/outs as i wanted in a day and also was good for the following day. You don't have to see everyone in 1 marathon session.

I do not believe they have wheelchairs however you can call them and see what might be available

Thanks for your question! We have our annual symposium on Nov. 1-3 this year, but do not have a symposium around Nov. 25. That said, we will have a free program on Nov. 28 at 6:30 p.m. featuring Dr. Scott Stephenson about the German Army and the Kaiser's abdication of the throne. More information about all programs can be found here: https://my.theworldwar.org/events?view=list&span=month&k=public%20programs

Any day of the week is ok. The tickets you buy are good for the day you buy them and the following day. There is a 90-100 minute tour of the museum at a little extra cost

Yea you can as long as the heat index is under 100 F

I say no less than 3 if you're going to actually take your time and really soak it in

Two Assyrian Sphinxes guard the south entrance of the Liberty Memorial. “Memory” faces east toward the battlefields of France, shielding its eyes from the horrors of war. “Future” faces west, shielding its eyes from an unknown future.

Daily memorial day thru labor day

If not pay anyway, goes to preservation of history or an important moment in our world.

Yes.

Yes, photography is allowed

$12 last time I was there

You need to call someone from the museum and talk to them personally when you ask a question on Google Maps it posts it publicly.

I've purchased KC skyline socks, sweatshirt, candied jalapenos and educational bookmarks at a discount with my membership. They have retro candies, I noticed.

Yes whats the price

All areas of the interior of the Museum area accessible. On the exterior, all areas are accessible with the exception of the top of the Tower (elevator most of the way, but 45 steps to the very top) and the North Terrace immediately underneath the Great Frieze. Additionally, the Museum and Memorial offers complimentary wheelchair and scooter service on a first-come, first serve basis. Thanks!

Wow sounds like good family history to tell the grandkids

There is parallel parking to the south of the museum entrance. If that fills up there is a parking lot.

I believe that the museum is the only WWI museum in the country but it us not federally owned.

However, the immediate origins of the war lay in the decisions taken by statesmen and generals during the July Crisis of 1914, which was sparked by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, by a Serbian secret organization, the Black Hand.

You can buy for just the Day .

Different prices for seniors, Vets, and price is for a 2 day pass.