Education

Bring your students to the National Corvette Museum for a hands-on experience powered by history, design, engineering, and innovation. From guided tours to STEAM-based learning in the McMichael Family Education Center, the Museum helps turn curiosity into momentum.

STEAM Contest for Educators

Throughout the month of May, teachers are invited to submit an original classroom activity for consideration by the National Corvette Museum. One selected educator will receive a complimentary class field trip experience to the Museum, redeemable between July 1, 2026 and June 30, 2027. The winning submission should showcase creativity, student engagement, and a meaningful connection to learning through innovation, history, engineering, design, or teamwork inspired by Corvette and the Museum’s mission.

STEAM Days in the McMichael Family Education Center

On Mondays this summer, guests can explore hands-on STEAM activities in the McMichael Education Center from 10 AM to 2 PM on June 8, 15, 22, 29 and July 6, 13, 20, 27. Designed for curious minds of all ages, these drop-in experiences connect science, technology, engineering, art, and math to the innovation behind Corvette. Guests are welcome to participate at their own pace and stay as long as they like. Included with admission.

Plan Your Field Trip

Everything you need to know before your group arrives.

Location &
Hours

The National Corvette Museum is located at 350 Corvette Drive in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The Museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Time. Groups should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before their scheduled visit to allow time for check-in and coordination.

Museum
Arrival

Bus parking is available on-site at the National Corvette Museum. Upon arrival, buses should unload at Entrance A. Students must remain on the bus until a Museum associate provides instructions. Group leaders should then proceed inside to check in at the front desk.

Group
Requirements

Field trips are available for groups of 15 to 125 students. To ensure a safe and well-managed experience, the Museum recommends at least one adult chaperone for every 10 students.

Lunch &
Food

Students are welcome to bring sack lunches for their visit. Boxed lunches may also be preordered through the Museum for an additional fee. Outside food and beverages are not permitted in exhibit areas, and designated spaces will be provided for meals.

Museum
Accessibility

The National Corvette Museum is fully ADA accessible. The Museum also partners with KultureCity to provide sensory-inclusive resources, ensuring that all students can participate comfortably in the experience.

Student
Experiences

Students may visit the Corvette Store in small, supervised groups during their visit. Driving simulators are available but are not included with standard Museum admission. Students must meet the minimum height requirement of 55 inches to participate, and wait times may vary depending on daily attendance.

Field Trip Pricing & Planning Policy

The National Corvette Museum offers group rates designed to make educational experiences accessible while delivering meaningful, real-world learning through America’s Sports Car. Student admission is $12 per student. Teachers and chaperones are $14 each, and bus drivers receive complimentary admission. Groups may enhance their visit with a hands-on STEAM experience for an additional $2 per student.

To ensure a smooth and accurate booking process, final student counts are required at least 3 days prior to your visit. Your final invoice will be based on this number. All payments must match the exact total listed on the final invoice. Checks must be submitted for the correct amount at least 3 days before your scheduled visit. If your group arrives with fewer students than the confirmed count, the original invoice amount will still apply. Adjustments after the 3-day deadline may only be made when paying by credit card. To maintain fairness and consistency for all groups, no exceptions can be made to the 3-day final count policy.

Ready to Book Your Field Trip?

Book Now

Field Trip FAQs

What time should we arrive?

Please arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time.

How long does a visit last?

Programs and tours typically range from 1 to 3 hours.

Can we change our numbers after the 3-day deadline?

No reductions will be made for check payments after the deadline. Adjustments are only possible with credit card payments.

Where do buses park?

Bus parking is available on-site. Follow signage and enter through Gate A.

Can students visit the gift shop?

Yes, in small supervised groups.

Are simulators included?

No, simulators are not included with admission and may have wait times. Height requirement: 55”.

Can students bring water bottles?

Water bottles may be allowed in designated areas but are not permitted in exhibit spaces.

What is the Museum's emergency plan?

The Museum’s security team is certified and available 24/7. AEDs are located in key areas, including Admissions, Stingray Grill, the Preservation Garage, and our staff break room. View our AED map here.

Fund a Field Trip

Bring the legacy of America’s Sports Car to life for students of all ages. Through our “Fund a Field Trip” program, you can help provide educational opportunities that combine history, innovation, and engineering excellence. Support hands-on experiences that inspire learning and ignite a passion for STEM and the iconic Corvette.

Field Trips & Schools

Put education on the fast track with a field trip to the National Corvette Museum, where students can delve into the dynamic world of automotive science through our exhibits and programs, exploring everything from engineering to the history of Corvette.

STEAM Programming

Plan your STEAM experience and choose the perfect hands-on session to pair with your visit, and let America’s Sports Car inspire discovery. All STEAM Selections align with Kentucky State Standards and are available for K–12 groups in the McMichael Family Education Gallery.

Book Your Field Trip

Our team is here to help you create a meaningful and memorable experience for your students. For additional questions, please contact Mariah Hughes-Ortega via email at [email protected]

Stay Connected

Sign up today to stay connected with updates, membership perks, and insider news straight from the heart of America’s Sports Car Museum!

Subscribe Now