Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum
Entry Tickets to American Prohibition Museum
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Visit anytime until 6 Nov, 2026 without worrying about committing to a date today
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Step back into the era of gangsters, rum runners, and flappers at the American Prohibition Museum, the United States' first and only museum dedicated to the history of Prohibition.
Get access to over 20 intoxicating exhibits that shed light on America's struggle against alcohol in the early 1900s.
Learn more about the lives of Scarface, Al Capone, and the other renowned gangsters of the Prohibition era.
Catch a glimpse of more than 200 relics from the Prohibition era and articles seized from mobsters.
Awaken the history geek in you as you learn about the legendary V8 and how it influenced the creation of NASCAR.
Take a trip to the speakeasy tavern to sip on authentic craft cocktails (currently closed).
Admission to American Prohibition Museum
Access to exhibits
Access to Congress Street Up Speakeasy
Guided tour
Food and drinks
Cocktail and tasting classes
Al Capone exhibit with quote and Tommy gun at 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
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Carry Nation’s Hatchetations featuring a bar torn down by her signature hatchet
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A recreated 1918 street scene, setting the stage in “Anywhere, USA”
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Lillian M.N. Stephens and Adolphus Busch putting forth their side of their argument
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A Tent Revival that features the fire and brimstone preacher, Reverend Billy Sunday.
Visitors observing Prohibition-era figures at the American Prohibition Museum exhibit.
Vintage glass bottles at American Prohibition Museum in Savannah.
Al Capone exhibit with quote and Tommy gun at American Prohibition Museum.
Visitors observing Prohibition-era figures at the American Prohibition Museum exhibit.
Vintage glass bottles at American Prohibition Museum in Savannah.
Medicinal whiskey display at American Prohibition Museum with vintage bottles and signage.
Important Information
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The speakeasy bar, Congress Street Up, is currently closed.
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Only guests aged 21 and above are permitted in the speakeasy when the bar is open.
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Food and drink are not permitted in the museum in the galleries prior to the Speakeasy.
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Please do not touch any of the exhibits, wax figures, or displays unless prompted to do so by verbiage or guidance.
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Smoking and e-cigarettes are not permitted anywhere in the building.
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Possession of dangerous objects, including firearms, is not permitted in the museum.
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Backpacks and large bags are allowed.
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Coats and umbrellas may be carried into the galleries as long as they are covered with a complimentary plastic bag.
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The museum is wheelchair-accessible.
Operating Hours
Museum
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Daily: 10am - 5:15pm.
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The speakeasy is open during museum hours with the exception of Sunday.
Note: The museum is closed on Saint Patrick’s Day. It reserves the right to close for large group tours or private events.
Jazz musician silhouettes on a brick wall at American Prohibition Museum.
Guests enjoying drinks at the bar in the American Prohibition Museum.
Medicinal whiskey display at American Prohibition Museum with vintage bottles and signage.
Jazz musician silhouettes on a brick wall at American Prohibition Museum.
Guests enjoying drinks at the bar in the American Prohibition Museum.
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