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Things to do in October

This Fall, fall in love with our new pricing and activities throughout October.

Celebrating those have led Team USA to success

Explore their stories!

Museum shifting to seasonal pricing and hours of operation in October

Explore the stories of Team USA's
Hispanic and Latinx athletes

Saul and Christa Welger: a Paralympic Power couple

A shared passion for sport and inclusion brought the Welgers together.

FRIGHT AT THE BOO!SEUM HALLOWEEN WEEKEND. KIDS UNDER 12 IN COSTUME GET IN FREE!

MUSEUM NOW OPEN - SEVEN DAYS A WEEK!

ADULTS $24.95; CHILDREN (3-12) $14.95; CHILDREN UNDER 3 FREE; SENIORS/MILITARY/FIRST RESPONDERS $19.95

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Things to do in October

This Fall, fall in love with our new pricing and activities throughout October.

COVID-19 Safety

Guest safety is of paramount importance

Accessibility and universal design

A Museum for all to experience

Spotlight

Celebrating Team USA coaches

Explore the stories of those who have led Team USA to success

Bruce Karr had a blast at the inaugural Paralympic Games at Rome 1960

He went on to compete in five Paralympics in a variety of sports and won 12 gold medals

100 years later, looking back at Team USA's trip to the Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games

With a contingent led by several future Hall of Fame athletes, the U.S. won 47 gold medals

Upon arriving in Illinois, Brad Hedrick told a friend he found 'Disneyland for wheelchairs'

The University of Illinois has seen nearly 150 students compete in the Paralympic Games

For Yosh Uchida, judo is a way of life

Judo helped shape Yosh Uchida’s life and in turn, he used judo to mold so many young adults.

Sochi 2014: Great Paralympic Moments

Relive Team USA highlights from the Sohchi 2014 Paralympic Games.

Abbey (D'Agostino) Cooper uses her story to share Olympic values

She did not win a medal, but her perserverance was one of Rio 2016’s most memorable moments

Sochi 2014: Great Olympic Moments

Relive Team USA highlights from the Sochi 2014 Olympic Games.

Louis Zamperini's athletic career was put on hold to serve in World War II

After competing at Berlin 1936, it was thought the runner’s best years were ahead of him

MUSEUM HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Monday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: Closed

Thursday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

DISCOUNTS FOR MILITARY, FIRST RESPONDERS, SENIORS, GROUPS AND MORE!

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USOPMUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS

Becoming Your Personal Best

Colorado youth will have access to tools that will enable them to build and strengthen resiliency through the life experiences of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

13 hidden gems in the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

Museum team members share their favorite parts of the guest experience, including items off the beaten path.

HALL OF FAME

Candace Cable
Alpine skiing,
track and field

Men's basketball
1992 team

George Foreman
Boxing

Evelyn Ashford
Track and field

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum offers a timeless experience by capturing the history of Team USA at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as the hopes and dreams of future generations.

DIRECTIONS

Downtown Colorado Springs:

200 S. Sierra Madre Street 80903

719.497.1234

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