It is 62 for a senior. I just called them for the answer.

Adults are $14.00, seniors are $10.00, and children ages 6-14 are $5.00. Children 5 and under are free. If you plan on visiting multiple attractions while in Wilmington, I highly, highly recommend buying the Brandywine Treasure Trail Passport. It's good for 11 sites, including the Hagley Museum, and it will save you a substantial amount of money compared to the individual admission costs. I purchased it last summer, and we visited 7 of the 11 attractions and saved well over $100.00.

Hello! Our fellow commenters are correct - Hagley's Visitor Center has three floors with self-guided exhibits, all of which are accessible by elevator. Much of the museum grounds can be fully experienced by wheelchair users, as well. We have a shuttle service that runs consistently throughout the day and can take visitors to most parts of the property, including the onsite cafe and the first du Pont home built in America, Eleutherian Mills. The home is two stories, and unfortunately, the second story is not wheelchair accessible, but our guides will work with you to ensure you have a great experience in the house. For specific guidelines or further assistance, please feel free to contact our Visitor Services department at (302) 658-2400. With the assistance of our staff, we can help build an experience that works best for your family member.

Hello Bindi, A visit to Hagley can last anywhere from about 90 minutes to a whole day, depending on how much you'd like to do. Your tour will start off in the Visitor Center, where we have three floors of exhibits. From the Visitor Center, you can either walk along the millrace or take a bus to our Old Machine Shop. There, a guide will demonstrate how 19th century machines were used when the site was a gunpowder manufactory. The guide will also demonstrate how the water of the Brandywine River was used as a power source for the manufactory. After this demonstration, you can walk or take another bus up to the steam engine demonstration. After the steam engine demonstration, you will need to take a bus up to the first du Pont home built in America. That tour is about an hour long, and also includes a tour of the first office of the DuPont Company. If the weather is nice, you can take a stroll through the du Pont family garden, just outside the home. If you would like to make a day of it at Hagley, you can always stop into the onsite cafe for lunch. The menu is available on our website. The cafe is located on Workers' Hill, which is another part of the property (adjacent to the Old Machine Shop) that details how the workers who worked on the property lived during the 19th century. There truly is so much to see and do at Hagley! Our website also provides much of the information you would need to plan your visit (you can find us by googling "Hagley Museum" - TripAdvisor doesn't allow us to post web links in answers). If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me. Thank you! Jessica Eisenbrey Marketing Manager Hagley Museum and Library (302) 658-2400

I would say 3 to 4 hours to take your time and see everything.

Yes, there is. Adults: $14, Children 6-14: $5, Children 5 and under and Hagley Members: FREE Students and Seniors$10.00 I would pay double that.

Hi gkjkwad, there is no age requirement for attending the Car Show. Tickets purchased in advance are discounted (see the museum web site), and tickets may be purchased at the gate. The Hagley Car Show is a fun day so I hope you can visit.

Hagley Museum is open daily at 10 a.m. In May, we close at 5 p.m.