Carillon Historical Park

The tree is free, the museum has lights on most if the buildings and there is a fee to go inside. I think it is 10.00. The new clock tower is also free to see and you are able to climb the stairs to the observation deck.

It's been only recently that they've started setting aside money for advertising. More billboards and commercials should start appearing soon.

Admission $8 per adult (ages 18-59) $7 per senior (ages 60+) $5 per child (ages 3-17) Free to children under 3 FREE to Dayton History Members

5 to 9 every day except Christmas Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve Is what the Reach mgz. Said

Idk hopefully there doing a lot of work right ther

Hourly. It plays various tunes and does not just strike the hour. So when it does strike be prepared for 5 minutes of music.

Yes they are going to light up the tower as usual lights in the park Santa Claus puppet shows of course wear a mask and social distance I really enjoyed the park when I was there great history of the Dayton area

Outside if the Wright Brothers Museum there is bench and a sign showing you where the eagles are. Up against the exit door and look up. Check in with Him the eagle Jim the eagle guy

There is also a gift shop and free section inside. Plus, but not free, Culp Cafe & Brewery. I volunteer there enjoy your vist.

It was Sunday Sept 15

There are two soon to be three spaces at CarillonbPark that can be rented for your wedding reception. One is the transportation center which seats around 130, next is the actual Museum and if you're in multiple rooms than it can hold more than that. They also have a brand new building that should be done in August or September that can hold up to 500. When you have your wedding or your event at Carillon Park you can select from one of three Caterers on their catering list. You order all of your bar items through Dayton history. The Dayton history family also has Memorial Hall Downtown, the Old Courthouse Downtown, Patterson Homestead which is the near UD. All of these venues can also be utilized for parties and wedding receptions. A beautiful place at Carillon Park to actually have the ceremony is on the bridge, which is just outside the Transportation Center. Give Carillon Park a call and ask for Zay or Savannah for more details and pricing.

Yes. Website says there is indoor seating available for 5-250 people.

You can

Yes

Carillon Historical Park is open: Monday – Saturday: 9:30am - 5:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm Closed for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve, and New Years Day.

The prices for Carillon Historical Park are: Adults(18-59) - $12.00 Seniors(60+) - $10.00 Children(3-17) - $8.00 Children 3 and under are Free Members are Free Visit https://www.daytonhistory.org/visit/hours-prices/ to confirm

Wednesday, November 29, 2017   5:30 PM Towering 200-feet in the air, and circling around the historical bell tower, the Carillon Tree of Light will brighten the Dayton skyline once again with the first lighting of the season on November 29th.

Yes they are.

I asked today to plan another trip there and was told 9/18, 10/8, and 10/22 for the kid's train. Apparently it is an outside company that does it so it is infrequent.

Yes right out front

M-Th 9:30-9 Closed F & S Sun 12-9

You should contact the park directly and ask them.

No

Yes totally worth it order your tickets online. Lots of things to see and do. Enjoy

I'd recommend a family pass for $75 a year that includes unlimited visits. https://www.daytonhistory.org/support/become-a-member/

One ticket gets you in to see everything it was a super cool place

No. But on busy weekends, best to make reservations at Culps

Yes

It is

You'll have to call them to find out

They are open 5pm to 9pm on Sunday

Yes but I do not know the schedule

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Patterson Homestead, Paul Laurence Dunbar house (which is free anyway). Discounts to Hawthorne Hill.

It could literally be an all day excursion. Lots of neat things to see

Yes, in the first building indoor

Yes, closed Christmas day.

I don't think I have seen a dog inside the exhibit are....but outside I have brought my dog.

It's $10 for adults $7 per child and 3 and under are free enjoy it it's well worth it

$8 per adult (ages 18–59), $7 per senior, $5 per child (3–17), children under 3 and Dayton History members FREE.

No

Yes. 2 places on the grounds. Culpa Cafe and a brewery/ restaurant also. The brewery is very authentic. Food is,very good. I had the best Reuben sandwich ever!

As long as you st stay outside the park (souvenirs, carillon brewing, and what is what they call the pavilion) you do not have to pay. If you plan to leave the pavilion you will pay admission. Anywhere outside the main park there will be admission fees. The fees are what sustains it.

No this is a local community park

Not sure about today. Our admission was $5

Yes they are open are Saturdays. The main building and most of the outer buildings with the exception of the historical house after air conditioned. It is truly a wonderful place

$8 adults $7 seniors $5 children, under 3 free.

I have a grandparents membership. I also pay a little extra for carousel membership. Both grandparents get in free + up to 6 grandchildren. It is also good for admission to several other events + a discount in the gift shop. I consider it well worth the membership fee. Hope this helps.

No. Dayton is growing again..

Individual $40 Family or Grandparent $50 Carousel (unlimited rides) $75 Each includes free admission to Carillon Park Patterson Homestead Paul Laurence Dunbar House Carillon Rail Festival Concours d' Elegance Also includes 10% discount Carillon Brewing Culp's Cafe Museum Store

$5.00 3-17 YEARS OLD

8 per adult (ages 18-59), $7 per senior, $5 per child (3 –17), Children under 3 and Dayton History members are FREE. The concourse car show might be 15.

$8 per adult (ages 18–59), $7 per senior, $5 per child (3–17), children under 3 and Dayton History members FREE