Explore over 300 vehicles at LeMay – America’s Car Museum. Enjoy educational programs & rotating exhibits. Visit us today!

Tickets may be purchased online or when you arrive at the museum. Timed entry is not required for visiting ACM. Discounts. State Farm and Hagerty policyholders and employees receive a 10% discount on adult admission. Passport Unlimited members …

Tickets may be purchased online or when you arrive at the Museum. Timed entry is not required for visiting ACM. Will Call is currently unavailable. Please print, or display on your phone, the barcode tickets from your confirmation email.

Harold and Nancy LeMay amassed the largest privately owned collection of automobiles, other vehicles and related memorabilia in the world. At its peak, the LeMay Collection numbered in excess of 3,000 vehicles and thousands of artifacts.

Come explore the world of racing! Today you’ll have the chance to check out some cool race cars and learn about about designing and building fuel efficient cars for the future. Then, head into the Museum and pick up a Race Car Scavenger Hunt from the …

Exhibits on Display Shinka: An Immersive Japanese Automobile Exhibit Classics and Custom Coachworks Permanent Exhibit On Display Powering the Future Learning Lab Permanent Exhibit On Display Route 66: See the […]

Our collection celebrates America’s love affair with the automobile and includes both domestic and foreign marques. The vehicles highlighted below are a small representative sampling of the types of vehicles on display at the Museum. To experience the full collection, visit the Museum.

Museum Facilities. ACM is the perfect place to host your wedding or event. Preview ACM facilities >

Take advantage of the many ways to visit the Museum! Train In addition to a nearby Amtrak Station , within walking distance of ACM, Tacoma’s historic Dome District has its own set of tracks as well.

The inspiration for Lucky’s Garage is Harold and Nancy LeMay’s long time home in Spanaway and will be a permanent exhibit at America’s Car Museum, a fitting tribute to Harold’s life and passion for collecting.