Walt Disney Hometown Museum

My husband and I embarked on an incredible adventure just a few hours from home, and I couldn’t contain my excitement! As a huge Walt Disney fan, I was thrilled to discover his hometown in Missouri—I had no idea! Our exploration of this charming little town was nothing short of magical. The sights were absolutely breathtaking! We were eager to visit the museum, but unfortunately, we didn’t check the hours and missed the chance to go inside. Still, we soaked in all the beauty the town had to offer from the outside. From the moment we drove in, the scenery took our breath away! I wholeheartedly recommend this journey to any fellow Walt Disney enthusiast. It's a must-see destination that you won't want to miss!

Fun little place to visit, especially if you’re Disney fan I do wanna make it. Recommend this. they do have steps so somewhat handicap accessible they might have elevators. I’m not sure. This is a lot of history you can educate yourself. Very affordable to get in there. Friendly staff and really old school.

Was not expecting this museum to be as extravagant and amazing as it was. I loved coming here. I highly recommend if you are near here and have a few hours and want to learn more about the legend that is walt disney then this is the best place to be. So much stuff to learn about Walt and his family history. The gift shop is also amazing. I can't wait to eventually come here again someday. One of the best museums I have ever been in I must say.

This was a walk down nostalgia lane for me, remembering Sunday nights in front of the TV with the Walt Disney Wonderful World of Color (plus Marlon Perkins and Mutual of Omaha - but that's a different story). It was great to learn more about the man behind the wonder and the rest of the Disney family. But sad at the same time. Do later generations even know who Walt Disney was? The ladies at the front desk were very nice and helpful too with lunch suggestions and a map of Marceline with all the attractions.

I was there on a late Sunday and the museum was closed, so I can’t really review it. But I definitely enjoyed the small town vibe and seeing the inspiration for Disney’s Main Street USA.

After seeing a sign off the road for the museum we figured we would stop by. Was definitely worth the short three mile drive. So much history and memorabilia in the train station. They even have a cute little gift shop. The lady checking us in was nice enough to even take our picture and gave us a small little summary of Walt Disneys life.

this is a wonderful stop when in this area.. we learned so much about Walt Disney and his family and how you just need to hold onto your dreams.. also how well they treated their family and took care of each other so interesting!

I landed in the area of the Walt Disney Hometown Museum and wanted to experience it. I came seeking history and that’s definitely what I got. The entire area surrounding the building was welcoming. I was impressed right away! I came here with my significant other and her service dog. I paid Admission for Adults • $10.00 and that was a great price in my opinion. During my visit, I learned a lot about Walt Disney and his family. He definitely had a productive childhood. The information and history kept flowing throughout my time here. My favorite part was the stairs leading up to the second floor with words from Walt Disney. I feel that was a unique feature that they had. Before we exited the building, we looked at what they had for sale near the entrance. I ended up getting a Pen for $3.50. It was a reasonable price. They had the Rush Johnson Memorial Garden outside of the building. I walked around it before I left. It was cool to check out. The customer service was good. I didn’t have any issues. Overall, it was an amazing experience, especially for the price it was. I’m glad I went and I might even go back again someday. Date of visit: December 3, 2023