Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum

Journey Through 200 Years of American History

Right from the moment you enter the museum, you will be transported to the world of infamous gangsters and criminals of the 20th century. With more than 20 state-of-the-art exhibits and an authentic speakeasy tavern, this is not your average "dry museum". American Prohibition Museum brings the roaring twenties back to life by highlighting a time of flappers, bootlegging, and gangsters. The museum transports visitors back to the early 1900s when anti-alcohol protests swept the nation, and America's battle with alcohol came to the forefront, using cutting-edge technology and immersive exhibits.

Learn the true story behind America's struggle against liqour, the passing of the 18th Amendment, and the far-reaching consequences of the 13 years of Prohibition.

Exhibits to Keep An Eye Out For

• Carry Nation’s Hatchetations featuring a bar torn down by her signature hatchet

• A recreated 1918 street scene, setting the stage in “Anywhere, USA”

• Lillian M.N. Stephens and Adolphus Busch putting forth their side of their argument

• A Tent Revival that features the fire and brimstone preacher, Reverend Billy Sunday.

Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum

Discover the American Prohibition Museum on this sightseeing tour that includes entry tickets, over 20 exhibits, and a glimpse into the lives of notorious gangsters like Al Capone during the early 1900s. This museum is located in Tampa, Florida, covering an area of approximately 5,000 square feet with more than 200 relics from the Prohibition era on display. The tour highlights include a trip to the speakeasy tavern for authentic craft cocktails (currently closed), and guided tours are available in English and Spanish. With its unique collection of artifacts and interactive exhibits, the American Prohibition Museum offers visitors an engaging look at one of America's most intriguing periods.

Explore American Prohibition Museum Exhibits

Your tour stops at the American Prohibition Museum where you can explore over 20 intoxicating exhibits that shed light on America’s struggle against alcohol in the early 1900s. Established in 2017, this museum covers an area of approximately 5,000 square feet and features more than 200 relics from the Prohibition era, including articles seized from mobsters such as Al Capone and Scarface. Visitors spend around one hour walking through various sections that highlight different aspects of the period, learning about significant events like the ratification of the Volstead Act in 1919 which led to nationwide prohibition. The museum’s interactive exhibits, such as the speakeasy tavern (currently closed), provide a unique experience by allowing guests to step back into history and understand the social impacts of Prohibition.

Visit American Prohibition Museum Speakeasy Tavern

At the American Prohibition Museum, guests can visit the speakeasy tavern where they would normally sip on authentic craft cocktails (currently closed), bringing a taste of the 1920s to life. This section is designed to mimic a hidden bar from the era and offers visitors an immersive experience through its decor and ambiance. The speakeasy concept was popularized during Prohibition as a way for people to secretly consume alcohol, often requiring secret passwords or signals to gain entry. Despite being temporarily closed due to renovations, this feature remains a highlight for those interested in experiencing the culture of illicit drinking during the period.

Discover American Prohibition Museum's Historical Artifacts

The American Prohibition Museum serves as a repository for over 200 historical artifacts related to the Prohibition era. Established in 2017, this museum spans an area of approximately 5,000 square feet and houses items such as confiscated alcohol bottles, speakeasy equipment, and gangster memorabilia. Visitors spend around one hour exploring various exhibits that detail the social and legal impacts of Prohibition on American society from 1920 to 1933. One notable exhibit is dedicated to the legendary V8 engine, highlighting its influence on NASCAR’s early development in the late 1940s. This museum stands out as a unique educational resource that goes beyond typical history books by offering hands-on experiences and detailed narratives about this pivotal period.

Tour Highlights

• Access over 20 exhibits at American Prohibition Museum
• Explore relics from the Prohibition era with more than 200 items on display
• Guided tours in English and Spanish languages available
• Step into a recreated speakeasy tavern (currently closed)
• Learn about Scarface and Al Capone’s influence during the early 1900s
• Experience interactive exhibits that bring Prohibition to life
• Discover artifacts seized from mobsters, including confiscated alcohol bottles
• Enjoy immersive tours with detailed narratives about this pivotal period

Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and curious travelers, this guided tour provides an engaging look into America's struggle against alcohol through interactive exhibits. The three-hour format allows you to explore over 20 intoxicating exhibits at the American Prohibition Museum, step into a recreated speakeasy tavern (currently closed), and learn about Scarface and Al Capone’s influence during the early 1900s, giving you an in-depth understanding of Miami's rich history while enjoying unique experiences.