National Ballpark Museum - Denver, Colorado

El National Ballpark Museum es un museo de historia ubicado en 1940 Blake St, Denver, CO 80202. Este museo es un verdadero tesoro para los amantes del béisbol y de la historia estadounidense. Con una calificación promedio de 4.7/5 según 279 opiniones en Google My Business, es fácil ver por qué este lugar es una visita obligada.

El museo cuenta con una impresionante colección de artefactos y recuerdos relacionados con el béisbol, incluyendo boletos antiguos, programas de juegos, equipos utilizados por jugadores famosos, y mucho más. Los visitantes pueden explorar la historia del béisbol a través de exposiciones interactivas y exhibiciones permanentes que presentan la rica historia del juego.

El National Ballpark Museum es accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y ofrece servicios especiales como bucles magnéticos de asistencia y sanitarios accesibles. También cuenta con un restaurante, lo que lo convierte en una excelente opción para una salida en familia o con amigos. Además, el museo ofrece descuentos para militares activos.

Una de las características más destacadas del museo es su ubicación en el corazón de Denver, a poca distancia del Coors Field, el estadio de los Colorado Rockies. Los visitantes pueden aprovechar al máximo su visita combinando una visita al museo con un juego de béisbol en vivo.

Si estás buscando una atracción turística única y emocionante en Denver, no busques más allá del National Ballpark Museum. Con su rica historia, exhibiciones interactivas y ubicación conveniente, este museo es una visita obligada para cualquier persona que visite la ciudad. Para obtener más información, visita su página web en ballparkmuseum.com o llama al 39745835.

Opiniones de National Ballpark Museum

Aitor Alaña

4/5

Un pequeño museo sobre el béisbol

Jillian Feeney

5/5

Definitely a hidden gem! We went after touring Coors Field off season & were the only people there. My baseball obsessed 10 year old could've spent all day here talking with the owner and another guide. Both were so knowledgeable & so friendly. It's definitely a labor of love. Tons of really unique items from the last 100 years of baseball history. Would definitely recommend to anyone who loves baseball history like my son.

Kevin

3/5

Really cool and old baseball memorabilia. You could spend a lot of time in there but don't know if it's worth the $20 admission. I felt $20 per person was a bit much. You have to ring the doorbell to get in. If no one answers, you need to call the number on the door.

F B

5/5

I recently visited the National Ballpark Museum in Denver with my grandson, and we both had a fantastic time! The museum is a hidden gem for baseball fans, offering an incredible collection of memorabilia from stadiums across the country. My grandson was especially excited to see vintage baseball items and learn about the history of America's favorite pastime. The staff was welcoming, and the displays were well-curated, making it a great educational experience. It’s a perfect stop for any baseball enthusiast

Kat

3/5

Really cool stuff! If you’re a fan of all things baseball you could spend quite a bit of time here. However, not sure if its worth the $20 admission. Really cool memorabilia spot but not a museum per se

Pam Rahn

5/5

So much fun! It's full of great memorabilia and so much to see! It was not crowded so plenty of time to browse. $20 donation requested per adult.

angie lafond

5/5

My husband and I are both baseball fans and we had a wonderful time at this museum! The owner gave us and a few other early guests such great information and history about the 13 classic ballparks. Learning a little more about Fenway was of course my favorite as a lifelong Red Sox fan, but the history that is on display here is just amazing! Highly recommend stopping if you’re a baseball fan or just a fan of history in general!

Jay Tooch

5/5

Had no idea this was here until we walked past after a Rockies game. Quirky little spot. We went through twice in under an hour. Definitely worth your time and money. I’d say it’s a mix of some very cool artifacts and a bunch of other less interesting knick knacks. One might say it could use some professionalizing, but on the other hand that’s part of the charm.