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The National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame welcomes group tours and activities. We recommend that you allow approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours for your visit.
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| Admission |
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| Regular Museum Admission Fees: |
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| Adults |
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$7.00 |
| Seniors (over 62) |
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$6.00 |
| Youth (5-16) |
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$3.00 |
| Children 4 and under |
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Free |
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| Group Rates: |
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| 10-99 attendees |
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$.50 reduction per person |
| 100-199 attendees |
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$1.00 reduction per person |
| 200 or more |
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$2.00 reduction per person |
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The National Agricultural Hall of Fame is closed for the winter break from November 15 to April 15. The business offices are open all year. You can contact us at 913-721-1075 or info@aghalloffame.com
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| Guided Tours: |
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| Museum guides are available to groups at an additional fee of $15.00 per guide, with advance notice. There should be at least one guide per 25 people. The guided tour lasts two hours, but can be modified to meet your needs. |
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| Hayrides: |
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| Hayrides through the woods are available for an additional fee of $1.00 per person. There is a minimum of 20 people or $20.00. |
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| Miniature Train Rides: |
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| Narrow-gauge miniature train rides are available at an additional $1.00 per person, arranged with prior notice. There is a minimum of 20 people or $20.00. |
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| Arrival: |
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| Your scheduled visit begins with a greeting by a staff member. Guests are then escorted to the Rural Electric Conference Theater to view a 7-minute film about the Center. If you have selected the self-guided tour, a staff member will offer a brief orientation and distribute maps. If you have selected the guided tour, the guests will be split into groups of 20-25 and welcomed by their guide. |
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| Payment: |
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| Cash, checks, and MasterCard or Visa are accepted. Billing must be pre-approved. |
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| Parking: |
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| Parking is free to all visitors. Spaces are available for buses and Rvs. |
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| Museum Store: |
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| The Center houses a museum store which offers a variety of Kansas souvenir items, old-fashioned and farm-related gifts, rural life and agriculture books, children’s toys, and food items. There are also candy and snack items available and juice and soda vending machines. |
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| Accessibility: |
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| The Center is sensitive to the needs of the physically-challenged visitor. While most of the Center’s exhibits are accessible, some are not due to their historic authenticity. A wheelchair is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Programs will be adapted for those with special needs by prior arrangement. A sign interpreter is available with advance notice. |
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| Food & Beverage Services: |
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| There are several area restaurants that offer food services to large groups. There is a park with covered shelters and picnic tables directly across the street from the Center. The Center does offer several small indoor areas and a covered outdoor pavilion at additional fees with prior arrangement. We can arrange for quality caterers to deliver and serve your needs. |
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| Reservations & Information: |
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| Contact 913-721-1075 |
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| All Information Copyright ©2012 The National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame |
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