Address: 20900 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, MI 48124, USA
Phone: +13139826001
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:30AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9:30AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM–5PM
Thursday: 9:30AM–5PM
Friday: 9:30AM–5PM
Saturday: 9:30AM–5PM
Nicole Kouns
For being a Ford Family, I was a great experience to see how F150 is built.
Lisa Peters
OK, just totally awesome. The Rouge tour is part of the Henry Ford. Just a short bus ride from the museum is the Rouge tour. It's self paced, you start with two really excellent movies showing the history of Ford, and the truck, then it's a self- paced walk around a cat-walk overlooking the workers. We spent about 3 hours watching each step of the manufacturing. Easily could have spend longer, but we had a lunch date. Additionally, there are folks waiting to answer questions. Talk to the docents. You'll learn so much! Its amazing how the painted truck parts work through the factory and are assembled to end as a completed product. Ford excelled at assembly and fine tuning the assembly process. each station is approximately 60 seconds before the conveyor takes the truck parts to the next stop. Ask questions. Also stop and really watch what the workers are doing, the details of each station is worth the time. It really is fascinating.
Mariusz Litwinski
Don't go there on the weekends. The assembly line don't work. And you can't do pictures there.
Anthony
Cool experience but assembly line was idle while we were there.
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Hello Olivia! Tickets are $18.00 for per adult. You can purchase the tickets at The Henry Ford Museum or the museum's website!
No, it's not closed. And it's not too busy to where they'd be sold out. Especially that far from today's date. Give them a call and see what's going on. Website may be under construction or they may not be selling on their website. We purchased at the door, same day, and got on their shuttle bus to head over there in about 10 minutes after buying our tickets.
Friday9:30AM–5PM Saturday9:30AM–5PM SundayClosed Monday9:30AM–5PM Tuesday9:30AM–5PM Wednesday9:30AM–5PM Thursday9:30AM–5PM
Hi Scott Scott, Yes, you will see a bird's eye view of the assembly line from an elevated walkway, a 1/3 mile around. For more information, please reference the Henry Ford Museum website.
The tour is mostly self guided, so you can take as much or as little time as you want. I suggest taking time to really take it in, as it is really cool! I would definitely recommend it.
Hours: Mon - Sat. 9:30am - 5pm Last tour leaves at 3:00pm I believe the buses leave every 30 minutes. You can take any bus you want to the factory and back the same. They leave in the save time interval and you can take any bus back. There is no time limit how long you can stay.
the rouge factory tour takes about 1-1.5 hours there are 2 videos shown in like a movie theater. and observation deck to view the whole complex which is like a large room in a high building. the factory tour walking around the factory is about 3/4 of a mile. there are chairs and some areas to rest
Check the website. We wore masks and socially distanced. They might do the tours four days each week.
If I'm not mistaken, then they can park in the further end of the parking lot just south of the entrance. Drop off can be done in front of the main entrance.
Ages 5 to 11 is 13.50.there are combo tickets with the museum available. Check the website for confirmation.
Henry Ford Museum will be open but , of course, the Ford Rouge factory will not be in operation.
Best to start your tour at the Henry Ford Museum. Bus will take you to the factory tour
Contact the Call Center at The Henry Ford for group rates. Your rate will include admission and bus ride to and from the Ford Rouge complex, which is approximately 4 miles ftom the main campus of The Henry Ford.
You can rent the whole rouge for a evening event
Dearlove is the starting point of modern industrial manufacturing and Base of FORD
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General admission is $18.
I would call to check.
There isn't a dress code I believe but I wouldn't recommend a skirt/dress since you are on a catwalk above workers at one point.
I don't see why not. You do walk a fair bit, so sandals might not be super comfortable and if it's busy, someone might step on them and trip you, but otherwise, there is no dress code.
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