We did Brown vs Board in the morning and headed here after lunch. While two completely different stops, both were fantastic. We absolutely loved this museum!! The staff is incredibly knowledgeable, and helpful. The displays were just a perfect combination of reading the facts, watching a video of his jumps, and photos. I can absolutely see why this is moving to Vegas, it’s truly one of a kind. Definitely do the ride at the end, you may even end up doing it a few times! It’s the perfect conclusion. My hubby was saddened at the very few options at the gift shop, so be prepared. I can see why this has won awards. Stop here before it moves.

Anyone over the age of 50 has heard of motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel. Learn how he got his name and how this museum ended up in Kansas. Lots of restored and original memoribilia. Of interest to most is the exhibit of Knievel's jump over the fountains at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas where he crashed and sustained severe injuries. See it while you can because it's on its way to Vegas next year.

This was one of the highlights of a cross country trip. Evel was out of his mind as a child and it only built from there. Thank heavens his grandparents took the "boys will be boys" attitude. So fascinating! If you go, pay the extra bucks to do the virtual jump experience, absolutely worth it! I'd go here again in a heartbeat!

This place is outstanding. I grew up in the '70's so it brought back a bunch of memories. Equally noteworthy is that my 18 year old son and 21 year old daughter with no memories of Evel Knievel loved it as well. A lot of love went into this place.

First, the welcoming staff makes everyone feel like family, then the items, documents, and photography of The King Of The Stuntmen will blow you away! Every time I go, I want to stay longer and longer. Top notch collection and well maintained facilities make each visit like its the grand opening!

I have been a fan of Evel Knievel since I was a little kid back in the early 70s. I was one of the lucky ones who actually got a letter from Evel. Visiting the museum was a bucket list experience. I promise you even if you take a lot of pictures you will wish you had taken more. It’s definitely worth the extra few bucks to do the motorcycle jump. Both my son and I did it and I put it on my phone and every now and then I watch it and it makes me smile. If you’ve enjoyed Evel Knievel or Robbie Knievel, it’s worth your time to go to Topeka and see this museum. Highly recommended.

This museum is fantastic! I absolutely loved every minute of being there! I could have spent all day, but had a condensed tour of some fabulous highlights. I recommend spending time at the wall of news articles, watching videos throughout of famous jumps, and reading the info plates by the exhibits. Very, very cool place! It will pull you back in time!

Impressed how much memorabilia that they put together for the museum. They have several floors to go through and put together in a timely manner, with a full-size truck in the lower floor. A motorcycle ride is available virtually for those young at heart. Gift shop is with the Harley Davidson store,

Our first time here. It took us almost 3 hours. But we read so many interesting facts, and looked at pictures and displays, very well done. They did tell us that the museum is going to be leaving and going to Las Vegas, so we were really glad we got to see it today. Well worth seeing. He had 433 broken bones on his lifetime. And 12 pounds of hardware inside him from all his surgeries!