Museum and Tours Reopen June 11th

Advanced timed tickets can be purchased by selecting ‘Buy Now.’ June Hours: Thursday thru Saturday: 8am – 4pm. Sunday: 11am – 4pm. Monday: 8am – 4pm. Tuesday & Wednesday: Closed. Our Museum Store is currently open Wednesday – Sunday thru June 10th. Please see our Museum Store section for more info, including hours.

The Museum Store is Now Open!

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A Major League Gift for Dad!

Father's Day bats now available at the Museum Store and SluggerGifts.com.

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Virtual Museum

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All-Star Experience

A private behind-the-scenes bonanza that offers an exclusive hands-on tour, your own personalized bat and much more!

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The Bat Vault

Step into our hallowed Bat Vault to see more than 3,000 original bat models created by some of the game’s greatest and most legendary players.

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The Skybox

For your next event, the sky's the limit!

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Hours
  • Thursday thru Saturday
    8:00AM – 4:00PM ET
  • Sunday
    11:00AM – 4:00PM ET
  • Monday
    8:00AM – 4:00PM ET
  • Tuesday & Wednesday
    CLOSED
Admission
Adults
$16
Seniors (60+)
$15
Kids (6-12)
$9
Kids 5 & Under
Free

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Virtual Museum

Virtual Museum

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Daily
The Louisville Unions Rediscovered
January 27th 2020 — 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Daily Through September 6th 2020

The Louisville Unions Rediscovered

In a true Louisville, Kentucky mash-up - bourbon and baseball came together as Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory discovered the truth behind mysterious and fascinating photographs of a black baseball team that had been exceptional in its time but lost to history.

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