Arizona Route 66 Museum
Step back in time at the Arizona Route 66 Museum, where the spirit of the Mother Road comes alive! Housed in the historic Powerhouse Visitor Center in Kingman, this vibrant attraction features captivating exhibits that celebrate the rich history and culture of Route 66. Marvel at vintage memorabilia, local artifacts, and the legends that made this highway iconic. With its engaging displays and warm, welcoming atmosphere, this museum is a must-stop for every Route 66 traveler seeking a deeper connection to their journey.
Anthony P
6 months ago"This little museum is much more than meets the eye. Its a souvenir shop, an information center for tourism across the region, a historical museum, a science and tech museum - electric vehicles from the turn of the century until now (including several record setters). Tickets for this attraction also get you into the Mojave County museum across the street and a historical building tour - great value. It was amazing looking at first hand accounts of living out here in the Wild West, especially some of the folks that weren't quite ready for everything. You really felt for them! This was a great expereince - highly recommend!"
Sally Ragusa
4 months ago"The museum has a really nice nostalgic atmosphere 👌. The shops have an excellent selection of sovonniers. If you're driving a tesla and need a charge they offer 18 bays. Unfortunately they were all full with several vehicles waiting. Definitely plan ahead for that."
Kay Barker
7 months ago"Great little stop. There is a couple pictures opportunities outside and around the Museum. The museum itself was a little small for the price but pretty good. The price did include the Mojave Museum but its closed on Mondays."
Lindsay Castano
7 months ago"The museum was a really nice stop in Kingman, AZ to understand the origin and decline of Route 66. It only cost $10 per person and kids 12 and under are free. The video is lengthy and slightly dated but provides a wealth of information for each AZ town on Route 66. The electric car portion was a nice addition."
Cheryl N
7 months ago"We visited the museum when charging at the superchargers in the parking lot. Busy because Friday. It's a small but decent presentation. As far as we could tell, it was free to get in. There's a substantial souvenir store, where we bought our Arizona keepsake. There are 2 stories, with stairs and an elevator. Tip: the restroom on the second floor is less busy."
