We enjoyed the layout of the museum the cars were great. The only thing was that you couldn't see in the buses. more

There are three floors of cars and trucks at the AACA Museum. The collection begins with early horseless carriages, and continues through to more recent vehicles. Along with the autos, there are many other related historical items. On the main floor, the autos are put in large scale diaramas, with additional items making a great backdrop. On the lower floor,... more

Attended with hubby the car nut. Was a great way to spend the afternoon. Great displays, convenient location, reasonable admission. His only gripe, no muscle cars from the 60's and 70's. If you are a car enthusiast, or even if not and just looking for a break from the amusements and shopping, enjoy this beautiful place. more

My husband and I visited the museum and we loved the experience. He's a car lover, while I am not. But we both found the visit to be thoroughly fun and enriching. The restoration of these vehicles are amazing. It's really enjoyable for everyone of all ages, car enthusiasts or not. These are things people are not accustomed to seeing... more

Just because you may not be a car enthusiast, don't skip coming to this museum. The collection of automobiles, buses and motorcycles is nothing short of amazing. It will take you down memory lane for sure. I liked how the cars were arranged in order by the decade. And the beauty with which these vehicles have been restored is also... more

WOW! What can I say about this museum. This is one of the best collections of cars, trucks, and buses I have ever seen. In talking with some of the volunteers we learned that many of the vehicles are driven to keep them in good condition, what a great job that would be. The collection is extensive and varied, we... more

The staff was helpful and enthusiastic, even though we stayed all the way until closing. I am not an enthusiast, but was impressed and entertained. Also, they had a very nice kid section. Mine was a little young to enjoy most of it, but he really enjoyed punching radio buttons and moving the steering wheel of a big sixties car. more

We visited Hershey in July and stayed at the Springhill Suites nearby. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the hotel was located next door to the AACA Museum. This museum houses a fantastic display of antique cars, buses, and a few motorcycles. There are automobiles from each era and many race cars. The entire basement is dedicated to various... more