LeMay - America’s Car Museum

"Today we checked out the unbelievable LeMay Automotive Museum in Tacoma Washington, about 40 minutes south of Seattle. This museum is 4 levels and is built in such a way that cars can be driven up and down once inside like a parking garage. Admission is discounted if you are a State Farm, AAA or Hagerty member. This museum has a focus on American vehicles, and examples inside went back 120 years or so. Arranged on different levels were various collections and notable examples. Quite a few historically relevant cars caught my eye, but I’m sure I missed some as well. A notable attraction here was a very large slot car track, incredibly themed and full of detail. I challenged Jessica to a race, and she won of course. In the lower levels a surprising display told the story of Route 66, and there was an entire write up on Delgadillo’s Snow Cap in Seligman Arizona. Some of you may recall a detailed review I made about this place after discovering it on accident in 2023. Founder Juan’s brother Angel is credited with saving Route 66 by advocating for it to become a historic highway, and also served as a creative consultant to the production team for the animated Disney film CARS. All together, this is no denying that the LeMay is an incredible collection of vehicles and a must see destination for the bucket list of any car enthusiast."

"This was an excellent museum. The only real draw back is the Kids area really lacks in stuff to do and could use some TLC. If we want to ensure the continued growth in car lovers they should really have a large kids area to play and keep the education going. Better kids area will get you a consistent 5 stars."

"What a fantastic auto museum! It was a birthday surprise for a 22 year old from Nicaragua, who loves cars and motorcycles. Several floors of beautiful antique and modern vehicles. My friend enjoyed 2 different racing/driving simulators. Staff roam around and will answer any questions, as well as give background on various vehicles. Great customer service. Tabo at the simulator was very friendly and knowledgeable."

"The kids liked looking at all of the different cars. The museum is bigger than I expected with four stories of cars to look at. There are also some hands on exhibits for the kids."

"This is definitely the place to be if you love cars. There is free parking at the location and the ticket prices are 22$ for adults. The washrooms were clean and the staffs were great. There is a cafeteria in the location where you can spend some time. The whole location is a four storeyed and has amazing collection of cars on each floor. Starting from vintage to the latest. There is a gift shop inside the location where you can buy so many items."