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Eight Attractions for One Low Price
- With so many attractions to see, why limit yourself to one? The Indy Attraction Pass offers the opportunity to maximize your experience at a budget-friendly price.
- Choose a 1-day pass (starting at $44) or 3-day pass (starting at $65) to access eight of Indy's most iconic attractions.
Zoo, Aquarium, And Botanical Garden
- Choose from presentations daily, as the macaws create an aerial ballet across the Zoo and land in the Bicentennial Pavilion.
- Check out The Penny & Jock Fortune International Chimpanzee Complex will allow guests to engage with up to 30 resident chimps with the elevated Chimpanzee Trail that gives you a one-of-a-kind viewing opportunity.
A Day in The Circle City With Indiana Epps
- With mom Kyra and dad Mike by her side, Indy explores six floors of the world’s largest children’s museum
- Nothing ends a sweet day sweeter than pink-frosted goodies from the city’s sparkliest bakery.
A Dining Experience For The Whole Family
- Finding a restaurant that makes everyone happy can be tough – especially when traveling.
- Follow along as we share some of our favorite kid-friendly restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Newly Reopened, Just in Time for May
- The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is back on track after a thrilling $61 million renovation.
- Home to one of the world’s most impressive collections of racing, antique, and classic cars
- Featuring over 30 iconic Indianapolis 500 winners, the museum celebrates more than a century of heart-pounding motor racing
The World's Largest - And Best
- Celebrating 100 years in 2025, The Children's Museum has been known as the largest children's museum in the world since the 1970s. See 100 fun facts - one for every year of the museum - that recognize a century of curiosity.
- In the Dinosphere, step into a world dominated by tyrannosaurs and triceratops. Join a dinosaur dig and see paleontologists working on real bones.
- Test yourself at Sports Legends Experience, featuring 12 outside and three indoor exhibits.
250 Acres Of Greenspace
- Stop in one or many of the great attractions, including the Indianapolis Zoo, Indiana State Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, and Victory Field, home of the Indianapolis Indians baseball.
- Explore the beautiful Central Canal and get a little exercise with bike, boat, and Segway rentals.
Discover The Hoosier Heartland
- The place to get grounded in everything Indiana.
- Go around the building's perimeter to discover 92 county-specific art objects.
A Smithsonian-affiliate Making History
- Span 200 years of American history at Conner Prairie, including real stories of Indians and fur traders, pioneer town life and Civil War skirmishes.
- Live through the nightmarish raid of Civil War Confederate soldiers as they attacked Dupont, a southern Indiana town.
Find Your Inner Champion
- Pay tribute to those amazing student athletes who train, sweat, struggle, and triumph in 24 different sports.
- Find your game and take the winning shot on a vintage basketball court, reliving the true story from the movie Hoosiers.
Showcasing History In New Ways
- The Indiana Experience allows visitors to step into historic photos to reenact history.
- Pull up a stool at the cabaret and immerse yourself in the music in the Cole Porter Room.
- Browse an incredible collection of rare printed materials thanks to The Remnant Trust.
Burn Off Excess Energy
- When fresh air is calling your family's name, Indianapolis is here to deliver.
- From hiking to biking to ziplining, here’s our guide to exploring the outdoors and enjoying the top parks in Indy.
Where Imagination Is Set Free
- Expansive galleries combine with lush grounds to stimulate the senses.
- Visit Newfields' incredible 100 Acres Art & Nature Park where kids can be playful with art.
The National Storyteller Of The Native American Experience
- Families enjoy sitting in a real stagecoach, hearing the story of Wasgo the Sea Monster at the two-story totem, and sitting on a bear skin in a real wigwam.
- One of ony two Native American museums east of the Mississippi River.
