United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum Guide
Inspiring Greatness: Relive Olympic History at the US Olympic & Paralympic Museum Guide
Celebrate the spirit of athleticism and achievement at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum in Colorado Springs. This state-of-the-art museum offers an immersive and interactive experience, showcasing the history, triumphs, and personal stories of American Olympians and Paralympians. From iconic artifacts to cutting-edge technology, the museum brings the Olympic and Paralympic movements to life. Colorado Springs has long been known as "Olympic City USA," serving as the headquarters for the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) and numerous national governing bodies. The museum, opened in 2020, was built to honor this legacy and provide a permanent home for the stories of American athletes. Its architecture is as inspiring as the athletes it celebrates, designed to evoke the energy and movement of the Games. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits, including interactive displays that allow you to test your own athletic abilities, see historical artifacts like Olympic torches and medals, and learn about the training regimens and personal journeys of athletes. The museum is fully accessible and designed to be inclusive for all visitors. Don't miss the opportunity to watch inspiring films, participate in educational programs, and purchase unique souvenirs at the museum store.
Transportation
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum is easily accessible by Mountain Metro Transit. Several bus routes stop near the museum, including routes 5, 11, and 34. Check the Mountain Metro Transit website for the most up-to-date schedules and route information.
Opening Hours
10 AM to 5 PM
Ticket Price
$24.95 (Adults), $19.95 (Children 5-12), Free (Children under 5)