National Corvette Museum, Bowling Green

Absolutely worth the drive. Even if you’re not a huge fan of the Chevrolet Corvette. It’s worth taking the time to check out the museum and the factory tour. It’s just a great experience to see how things are made. If you are a Corvette however this will be a paradise for you it’s extremely well decorated and the gift shop has literally everything Corvette. Highly recommend making the trip

It is pretty cool. I'm not a car buff but have always been fond of the Corvette. It was really nice to see the history of the Corvette. The bonus was the way they marked out the sinkhole. They also had a clear manhole cover that you could look down to see how far down it was. It was a bit creepy, but cool. I should have thrown my $10 down on a chance to win a cool Corvette, but I wouldn't want to drive it, in the unlikely event that I would have won it.

Awesome display of historical Corvettes. Absolute brilliance incorporating the sink hole into the museum. The cave in was one of the best parts of the museum. I would like to have seen the videos or photos of restoration process on the 3 Corvettes that were fixed back to original condition. I had to go find it on internet after visit. I also enjoyed the ride in the 1966 convertible. This was another great experience from the museum visit.

Really enjoy this place. I love automobiles and especially the Corvette. There is a story at every turn. I enjoy finding out more about the history of the Corvette. So many Vettes here have an individual story. Why was this one customized? What makes this one special or different from the rest? The displays change so when you go back again, you’ll discover new things.

The opportunity to peruse the wide assortment of classic and modern Corvettes was absolutely awesome. Race cars, unique models, and a few concept cars, in addition to a collection of other prolific classic cars. The driving simulation is a bit weird and didn't feel quite natural. Aside from that everything in the museum was well worth the 2.5 hours I spent there. You could probably spend more or less fine there depending on how quickly you move around the exhibits. I loved seeing the sinkhole cars and the entrance shaft down to the depth of the hole. I remember seeing the sinkhole on TV, it was cool to be right there and see what happened to the vehicles.