Oaks, Pennsylvania: American Treasure Tour
A collection of collections; basically a huge warehouse of stored collections. Take a two-hour tram tour and see old cars, toys, a "kaliope annex" and nickelodeon room, old neon signs, stuffed animals, clowns, small aircraft, a penny arcade.
- Address:
- 1 American Treasure Way, Oaks, PA
- Directions:
- Hwy 422 Oaks exit, left onto Egypt Rd. Turn left at Mill Rd. Once in complex, continue straight on Mill Rd, driving parallel to 422. Pass Regal Cinema Movie Theater; don't turn at stop sign. Go right onto American Treasure Way, next to large 422 business center sign. American Treasure Tour straight ahead.
- Hours:
- Th-Su 10-3:30, reservations not required (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 866-970-8687
- Admission:
- Adults $17.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Wow! If youre going to collect big stuff, why not do it in an old tire factory? 45 minute tour by tram goes slowly enough to see almost everything. Better plan a second trip!
[JaybeeYell, 10/28/2023]
The tour is amazing! The collection is huge, and very inspiring for people that either collect or just like to look.
[Stephanie Taylor, 01/28/2018]
I've lived around here my whole life and never knew this place existed. Make sure you plan enough time before/after the tram tour. There is so much to see you do not want to rush! Save your ticket stub; your return visit admission is discounted if you bring it next visit.
[SG, 01/21/2018]The American Treasure Tour is a unique collection of automatic music machines (nickelodeons, band organs, music boxes...), classic cars, circus art, and a whole lot more of anything and everything you can think of. There is a tram ride through parts of it. At the beginning of Summer 2016 the attraction began walk-in tours on Saturdays so you don't need to make a reservation and the pricing is much more reasonable. The more expensive custom tours provide more information and personalized attention, but the walk-ins are definitely worth it.
[RB, 09/04/2016]It is very prudent to follow RA's instructions to "Call for prices" when scheduling a tour. We were taken aback by a quoted price of $50 each for my wife and I to be given a tour of the facility... and we deferred visiting this attraction. The person to whom we spoke explained that for him to give the two of us a tour amounted to a "private tour." Admittedly we were calling him while in the area on a weekday... prior to the summer season. The person also told us that during the summer, when he can give a semi-private tour to a group, the price is only $20 per person.
[E.W. Burdorff, 05/21/2016]We encourage all Roadsiders to call ahead before visiting any roadside attraction that has hours and admission fees.
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