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Some great facts about the museum
The average visitor spends between 2 to 2 1/2 hours on their self-guided tour of the facility.
The entire museum collection is
indoor so weather
does not hinder your visit.
Tour bus parking is readily available at the facility.
Complimentary admission to drivers and
escorts.
The Museum's PX Gift shop is stocked with new and old military
memorabilia, along with mugs, t-shirts, magnets, models, uniforms, hats, books, etc.
A cafeteria area
is provided where the visitor can enjoy a cold bottle of water.
Museum Hours are Monday ~ Saturday, 10 ~ 4
We are closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
January 1st to March 12th the museum is
open on Saturdays Only, 10 ~ 4
Group Rates - $8.00 per person
Reservations are requested two weeks in advance.
Payment in full for tours are payable at time of visit.
Once booking reservation is received, your tour confirmation packet will be sent
out. Included in this packet will be directions and visitor drop off instructions for the driver. The museum will do its
utmost to make your tour of our facility a great experience for your group.
Location ~ Location ~ Location
Danville is centrally located, 45 minutes North of Greensboro, NC, 60 minutes South of Lynchburg, VA,
and 60 minutes Southeast of Roanoke. This puts the Tank Museum right in the middle of some unique and
well know military attractions, wineries and not far from the breathtaking Shenandoah Valley area. Whether your group
is just passing thru or planning an overnight stay, you will not want to miss this outstanding museum and the good ole
southern hospitality that awaits you in Danville, Virginia.
There are many local hotels in the area that offer group rates and many fine restaurants from good southern home cooking
to more upscale metropolitan fare. Please visit
Visit Danville
Danville-Pittsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Travel Southern Virginia
Drive Route 58
for hotels, restaurants
and other
attractions of interest in the area.
The Museum staff has endeavored
to make our group policies as flexible and attractive to groups and tour operators as possible.
Reasonable group
minimums that reflect the museum's admission discounts.
A booking policy that allows you the
tour operator to sell your tours any time during our open hours, and then book those tours that sell with the museum.
And a policy that allows the museum staff advanced notice of your arrival, so that an awesome adventure is provided for your
group here at the Tank Museum.
The museum fully understands cancellations and delays, and hope that this policy can alleviate some of the cancellation
stress for both the tour operator and the museum staff. There is no reason to book a tour with the museum
3 to 6 months in advance. If a tour sells with the Tank Museum as a stop on the itinerary all the better for everyone
~ if it does not sell then alot of paperwork, time and stress has been saved on both sides.
Delays are life, which neither of us can foresee, a courtesy phone call to the museum would be very much appreciated.
Please take a moment to look though our site and see some of the wonderful exhibitions that are in store for your group. If after
reading this you still have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Museum for further information.
Contact Info: 434-836-5323 or E-MAIL
The Tank Museum Staff looks forward to serving your group.
Thank You
Karen Gasser,
Museum Director
A.A.F. Tank Museum
3401 U.S. Highway 29B
Danville, VA 24540
434-836-5323 Fax: 434-836-3532
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maintained by AAF Tank Museum
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