Just like the original Corvette design team, the founders of the National Corvette Museum may not have known the full scope of what was to come, but they had big dreams to chase. Long before the Museum we know today came to life, they put pen to paper and imagined what could become “Corvette Land” including a Corvette music pavilion, water park, club vehicle display lawn, and more.
The spirit of imagination has driven campus growth since the Museum’s opening. We have secured the rights to the property currently operating as an RV dealership between the Museum and Interstate 65, protecting our visibility while opening exciting new opportunities.
Your gift will help us achieve our shared vision of what the National Corvette Museum can become for you and future generations.
Initial 1995 Blueprint
Corvette Land
Did you know that at one point, National Corvette Museum founders dreamed so big there was plans for a Corvette Land theme park, which included a water slide. This early blueprint, provided by the Museum Collections Team, illustrates the size, scope and imagination of that plan.
