Tucson Auto Museum

Formerly Wayne's Toys; the Tucson Auto Museum started off as a private car collection that was available for the public to view. It has now become a nonprofit auto museum. Open to the public Saturday's, 10-2 until April 30th, and will reopen in October for 4 days, which will be posted at a later date. Admission is $10 per person; Seniors & Military are $8 and children under 12 are free. The museum is wheelchair accessible.It is a very eclectic collection of vehicles that you may not typically find in other museums. That in itself is worth the price of admission. I guarantee that you will see vehicles that you probably have never even seen or heard of!! The '71 Acoma Mini Comtesse; '80 HM Vehicles Free-Way; '63 Tatra 2-603, to name a few.My favorite display is of the Batman vehicles. Holy nostalgic childhood memories, Batman! Seeing them up close was a dream come true. I had tears in my eyes!This is definitely one of Tucson's hidden gems that you should not pass up. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. Courtney, the Museum Director is very knowledgeable about the vehicles. Don't miss out on this place!

My son (5yo) and I went and absolutely loved it!Explore their massive 20k+ square foot museum consisting of on average 65+ cars at any giving time, plus lots of awesome automobilia! They try to feature some of the most iconic and unique cars that you will probably never see anywhere else. Currently on display they even have 2 of the Batmobiles!

On a recent trip to Tucson, we stopped by the museum, so glad we did. This museum is a diamond in the desert! Each and every car is a stunner. The Batman exhibit was fantastic, and what a treat to see the car Lucy learned to drive. My husband and I started picking our favorites at the beginning and half way through decided we loved them all. If you are in the Tucson area or plan to be soon, stop by this gem. You'll be glad you did !