We attended the museum on a weekend and spent about an hour. Additionally, there is a movie as part of the tour, it’s an hour long video. This version of the Rte 66 museum concentrates on the wagon roads that eventually became Rte 66 in Arizona. There is also a display of electric cars and other vehicles.

Its a must stop at the route 66 museum in Kingman. The display and info are great. We especially loved the black & white pictures to do with the great depression. The eyes of the people are so moving. You can feel their pain and hardship. Lots of information about the area. The gift shops and visitor centre are great to. You won't regret stopping by.

The museum is set in an old power house which in and of itself was neat. We paid for a family ticket which is good indefinitely to return. There were many displays and facts about Route 66 and Kingman on the second floor. First floor had an electric vehicle museum, which was interesting...and two separate big souvenir shops. It was well air conditioned and a nice leisurely thing to do as a pit stop on the road.