Address: 62 Vintage Ln, Maggie Valley, NC 28751, USA
Phone: +18289266266
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
James Overdorff
Absolutely great place to see and experience the history of motorcycles. Very well set up with lots of reading to go with the displays. Everything runs they will even start some up while you're there. One supported this place for years but this was my first actual visit. I was so happy to see all of the history.
Jessica White
The place and the people are amazing! The collection of bikes was unbelievable. I highly recommend this place. Beautiful museum and tribute to our history on wheels thanks to Dale's mastery!
Steve Wealing
I knew it would be awesome, but WOW!! If you are a motorcycle enthusiast, you absolutely have to visit. You could honestly spend a full day, if not more, exploring everything. So many irreplaceable treasures of motorcycle history. The staff is very knowledgeable and will start many of the bikes for you as they explain all their incritracies. We will return for sure!
Ryan Richmond
How anyone can consider anything less than 5 stars is beyond me. This is an incredible ode to American motoring history. Not only is this one of the finest curated motorcycle museums, the staff are just as excited to be there as you are. We visited on a Sunday and even got to chat with the owner, Matt. What an incredible experience that was chatting with him about the collection and watching him fire up one the bikes. If you care about American history, be sure to consider becoming a lifetime donor before leaving. It's exactly what I did and will never regret that decision. I know the money will only go to preserving history for us all to enjoy! Your memory and legacy lives on, Dale. May you forever rest in peace.
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Guides can't answer this one. Need to contact museum direct.
There was a newer HD trike from Ohio, but I forget what year. It is a one-off custom bike.
Call the front desk, the English gentleman is a wealth of knowledge
Check the website
Any day but do expect bigger crowds on holiday weekends
Yep. February I believe it was. Very sad.
Your best bet is trying to contact the owner by appointment....He more than likely would want to look at the engine. https://wheelsthroughtime.com/
Go online and buy from their website.
I dont think so, you should call
Opens up again on April 5th at 0900 hours, closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Yes it is 15 to get in but most people buy tickets for the bike they are giving away
Approximately 2 hours in a good day, no rain.
Great place to see!! A must go to place but it will be closed till April .
They are NOT open on Tuesday or Wednesday but, Thursday thru Monday 10am to 5pm
To my knowledge they don't have live bands. This isnt a bar its a museum.
It closes at through the fall and winter months
No
There is indeed and elevator for wheelchair access! Also, they have places to sit both inside and outside. It was limited inside during the covid but that has changed and interior seating is avaikable.
Yea about an hour or so is enough to see everything.
Keep an eye on their website
Per the website - early April
Founder Dale Walkster has passed away. The museum will continue and opens again in April.
Great!
Should be open, call ahead.
They are closed until the 27th of this month
Yes they do charge but it's worth every penny ! There are cabins and hotels there . A beautiful place to go !
$15 for adults. Buy tickets for the drawing to win the bike! Better yet become a member/supporter and get awesome stuff!
No, however when we were there in May there was a special for 2 admissions, 2 DVD's, one T-shirt & 20 (or 25) raffle tickets for motorcycle (pulled at the end of the year) for $100.00; if my memory serves me correctly.
I'm not sure if it does for them. I was just there 9/15/2019 and, my wife and I, didn't see anything posted about seasonal openings/closings. I do know they close at 5:00pm on Sundays. Butch said it best and I apologise but I have to repeat his words.....Call them sorry I don't know for sure
I know that they have monthly contest you can enter online or you can send money in and I'll send you a ticket. Call them they're very nice friendly and can answer all your questions
Now till November Thursday-Monday 900 am - 500 pm Closed Tuesday's and Wednesday
I think they are on winter break right now. Not sure when they are opening up this spring.
Best to check their website for their schedule. Allow more time than you expect cause they have really good exhibits.
They are not open every day of the week. Just go on the website. They are very nice and by phone and in person.
I don't know i don't work here, i'm just answering questions through Google maps where i once visited here, you'll have to ask the owner if you want the answer to that question
Should just be wind and rain so shouldn't close. Call first though.
Hi! You can buy tickets both at the door , or online. Most people buy admission at the door! Hope to see you soon! Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for Veterans and seniors age 65+, and $7 for children ages 6-14.
Adults $15, seniors $12, kids $7, kids 5 and under are free.
If no one can answer your question here, I suggest that you search the internet for Indian motorcycle collector and restoration sites.
$15.00 and discounts for veterans, etc. They have specials in the store too. Plan on spending time there.
I believe so, I I know there was a picture of a guy who donated some bike's and passed and was friends with Dale
9to5 closed Tuesday and Wednesday
9-5 eastern. Closed tues & wed
4/15 - 9-5- Thursday/Monday
Has all including the first motorcycles ever made you will be amazed and they all run!
Wheels through time is a Motorcycle Museum. They don't do repairs..
Go to the website
They are seasonal. Closed after the raffle in November until March... Next time Check the website or call, we're busy riding here.....
Maybe I am ignorant but what is it you're speaking of ramp outer ring? Transmission component? Anyhow you would probably be best served on another venue not necessarily Wheels Through Time though it's possible Rob Nussbaum in New Jersey is excellent for older parts! You could Google him
I don't know but if you ever go to Maggie Valley in North Carolina it's really something to see he's a really super duper nice guy he is on Facebook and Instagram I do believe 😎
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