Attraction Guide: United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum, Colorado Springs, United States

United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum Guide

Inspiring Greatness: Celebrate the Spirit of the Olympics Guide

Immerse yourself in the world of athletic achievement and Olympic glory at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum! This state-of-the-art museum is a tribute to the dedication, perseverance, and triumphs of American athletes who have represented the nation on the world stage. With interactive exhibits, captivating stories, and a celebration of the Olympic and Paralympic movements, this museum is sure to inspire visitors of all ages. Prepare to be moved by the incredible journeys of these extraordinary athletes. Opened in 2020, the museum is a relatively new addition to Colorado Springs' cultural landscape, but it quickly became a must-see attraction. Colorado Springs has long been known as "Olympic City USA" due to its role as the headquarters of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and the home of the Olympic Training Center. The museum was created to showcase the history of the Olympic and Paralympic movements in the United States and to honor the athletes who have dedicated their lives to achieving excellence. Visitors can explore a variety of interactive exhibits that showcase the history of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the training regimens of athletes, and the science behind athletic performance. You can test your own athletic abilities in simulated events, learn about the different sports and disciplines, and discover the stories of legendary athletes. The museum also features a theater that screens films and documentaries about the Olympic and Paralympic movements. While there isn't a specific culinary tradition associated with the museum, the cafe offers a variety of healthy and delicious options to fuel your visit.

Transportation

The United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum is easily accessible by public transportation. Take Mountain Metro Transit Route 5 or Route 11 to the downtown transit center, which is a short walk from the museum. Several other bus routes also serve the downtown area. Street parking and paid parking garages are also available nearby.

Opening Hours

Sunday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Ticket Price

Adults: $24.95, Seniors (65+): $19.95, Children (5-12): $14.95