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Ever wondered what a Presidential helicopter looks like? At this museum, you can see the Army One, a retired-helicopter that served Presidents Johnson, Nixon and Ford.
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Tickets
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Why visit the Richard Nixon Presidential Library
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- Walk through the museum's extensive exhibits showcasing Richard Nixon's presidency, including his Presidential limousine and a replica of his Oval Office. It also covers controversies like the Watergate scandal.
- Enjoy a self-guided audio tour of Nixon's childhood home with personal artifacts, and view a helicopter that transported several US Presidents, including Nixon, during their terms in office.
Entry: Yes
Access to all exhibits: Yes
Mobile app with audio guide: Yes
Free Wi-Fi: Yes
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Open hours: 10am to 5pm
Closed: Thanksgiving Day (November 28), Christmas Day (December 25), and New Year's Day (January 1).
Best time to visit: Head over to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum right when it opens at 10am for minimal foot traffic and ample opportunity to explore the exhibits at a leisurely pace. Visit on weekdays instead of weekends especially during the Summer (June to August) which is peak tourist season when holiday celebrations like the 4th of July and outdoor concerts take place. Enjoy the outdoor areas better between September and November when there is milder weather (87°F to 46°F) but the tourist footfall eases down post summer.
Address: 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd, Yorba Linda, CA 92886, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Caduceus Medical Group ( 0.3 mile )
- By bus: Route 26 and Route 38.
- Nearest stop: Yorba Linda-Eureka
- By car: Take Interstate 5 South to Highway 91 East, then merge onto Highway 57 North. Exit at Yorba Linda Boulevard, turn right, and the museum will be on your left.
- Parking: You can park for free at the museum.
- Dining: There is a food cart within the premises that serves nibbles like sandwiches and wraps.
- Restrooms: Restrooms - for people with disabilities too - are located throughout the museum..
- Free parking: Ample free parking is available for visitors arriving by car.
- Rest areas: There are designated areas for relaxation, including picnic spots on the grounds.
- Gift shop: The museum store offers a variety of unique gifts like cufflinks with Richard Nixon’s signature on them and souvenirs including Nixon for President t-shirts and books about Nixon, his presidency, and American history.
- Wi-Fi: Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the museum.
- Coat-check: You can store your coats and bags securely at the Coat-check facility.
- Wheelchair accessible: The museum is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy the experience comfortably.
- Wheelchair rental: Wheelchairs are available on a first-come first-served basis.
- Accessible parking: There are accessible parking spaces within the museum parking lot for those with disabilities.
- Service animals: You can take your service animals along with you.
- Elevators: You can find elevators to help you easily access different levels of the museum.
- While photography is allowed in most parts of the museum and library, there are certain areas and exhibits where it may be prohibited. Look out for signage regarding photography restrictions.
- Outside food and drinks are not permitted within the museum.
- Act in a respectful manner in sensitive areas such as the gravesites of Richard and Pat Nixon.
- Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not allowed anywhere on the museum grounds.
- Backpacks, large bags, and luggage should be checked at the coat check.
- Pets are not allowed into the premises.
You can find an on-site café cart next to the Reflection Pond and the gift shop with outdoor seating by it. The café serves a simple fare with pre-packaged sandwiches, wraps, candy bars and beverages. A must-try snack here is the turkey wrap.
Take home souvenirs including books, memorabilia, collectibles, and gifts related to Richard Nixon's presidency and historical events of his time. Make sure to get yourself signature pen sets, themed puzzles, and various books about Nixon and his policies.
Apart from this, there are special collections like the holiday collections and special themed items available at the gift store.
- Plan to spend at least two hours at the museum to fully appreciate the exhibits and activities. If you want to explore in-depth, consider allocating three hours for your visit.
- In addition to the museum, take time to visit the gardens, Nixon's birthplace, and the gravesites of Richard and Pat Nixon.
- There are chances of the helicopter exhibit closing due to the heat on hot days, so if you’re visiting during the Summer, head to this exhibit first.
- The on-site café offers snacks and beverages. If you want a full meal, consider nearby restaurants like Polly's Pies Restaurant & Bakery, Mimi's Cafe and Chili's Grill & Bar.
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Frequently asked questions about Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum tickets
What is included in the admission ticket?
The general admission ticket includes access to all the permanent exhibits at the museum, the orientation film, Nixon’s birthplace, and the gardens. You can also access a free wifi and an audio guide through their mobile app.
Are there any free admission days?
You can enter for free on former President Richard Nixon’s Birthday (January 9), and First Lady Pat Nixon’s Birthday (March 16). Apart from this, you can avail your tickets at half the price on Presidents Day that falls on the third Monday in February.
Are there any discounts on tickets?
Active US military personnel (with ID) can enter the museum for free. Veterans and their families also qualify for discounted tickets.
Do we need to buy a ticket for children?
Children between the ages of 5-11 years can avail tickets at a discounted price. Kids below 4 years old do not need tickets to enter.
Is there a time limit on my visit?
While there is no time limit on how long you can stay once you have entered the museum, the tickets are timed and you have to enter the museum at the selected time slot.
Can I visit Richard Nixon’s childhood home?
Yes, Nixon’s childhood home, restored to reflect its original 1910s condition, is located on the museum grounds and is included with your general admission Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum tickets.