The National Infantry Museum is well designed for self- guided tours. This brochure will help you plan your visit, whether you intend to see every gallery or just portions of National Infantry the museum. Trained volunteers are stationed throughout the museum Museum and to direct you, answer your questions, and enhance your experience. Hours of Operation Soldier Center The museum is open Fife and Drum 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Enjoy sandwiches, soups, salads and much more in a 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday casual atmosphere at the Fife and Drum restaurant and Closed Mondays except on federal holidays bar on the museum’s mezzanine level.
Giant Screen Theater Visitors Guide The Giant Screen Theater presents larger-than-life Online Store movies, documentaries and stage presentations. Show Our Online Store is always open! schedules and ticket prices are posted at the Tickets Buy your souvenirs at counter. Looking for a snack? Enjoy popcorn, candy, hot dogs, nachos, ice cream and more at the Concessions www.nationalinfantrymuseum.org stand!
Down Range This is where the action is! Try your hand at firing Giant Screen Theater weapons in a training simulator just like the Soldiers use, For information, call or embark on a virtual rescue mission in a real Humvee! 706-685-5800 or visit nationalinfantrymuseum.org Soldier Store Don’t forget to pick up a souvenir in the Soldier Store, operated by the famous military supply company, Ranger Joe’s. The Soldier Store is located near the museum’s entrance and is open during regular museum hours.
The Campus Heritage Walk, lined with state and territorial flags and commemorative pavers, leads from the museum to Inouye Field, where graduation ceremonies are held for Army trainees. Alongside it, a ¾-scale replica of the Vietnam Wall lists the names of more than 58,000 killed or missing service members. Just beyond the parade field is the Memorial Walk of Honor, a park-like setting with dozens of memorials to Infantry units. World War II 1775 Legacy Way | Columbus, Georgia 31903 Company Street features seven buildings outfitted with 706.685.5800 period pieces depicting life on an Army post during the NATIONALINFANTRYMUSEUM.ORG 1940s. Check the information desk for tour times. INFO ELEVATOR RESTROOMS TICKETS COMBAT i E T SIMULATORS FORT FAMILY BENNING GALLERY GALLERY RIFLE RANGE THE A WORLD INTERNATIONAL POWER STAGE E
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Visitor Information Weapons, pets (other than service animals), and purses or bags There is no admission fee; however, a $5 per person MUSEUM HOURS: larger than 11”x15” are not permitted inside the museum. donation is requested at the door. 9am-5pm Tuesday through Saturday Photos and videos may be taken for personal use; however, Parking is free. Shuttles are available during graduations 11am-5pm Sunday no flash photography is allowed inside the museum. and special events for visitors with limited mobility. The museum is closed on Mondays except The museum is a smoke-free facility. The museum is accessible to people with disabilities. on federal holidays. Wheelchairs are available at the information desk. Food and drinks are not allowed beyond the museum’s lobby.