Once known as “B’s Ballpark Museum,” this remarkable collection has earned national recognition—named by Smithsonian Books as one of the top 20 finest private baseball collections in the world. Recognized by Smithsonian Books as one of the top 20 finest private baseball collections in the world, the museum features treasures such as a turnstile from Philadelphia's Shibe Park (1909), original seats, signage, and even bricks from historic stadiums.

Step into a world where baseball's history comes alive at the National Ballpark Museum. Ever wondered how America's favorite pastime evolved through its iconic venues? Located in Denver’s bustling LoDo district, this museum offers visitors a rare chance to see artifacts from legendary ballparks.

What We Offer

• One, Two, or Four Adult Admission Tickets:

Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or simply curious about the sport's storied past, the National Ballpark Museum provides an intimate and nostalgic journey through baseball history. Open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Purchase a ticket now for you and your friends! Kids under 16 are admitted at no cost.

Why You Should Grab This Offer

Tucked away in Denver’s historic LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood, the National Ballpark Museum stands as a tribute to America’s favorite pastime, born from founder Bruce “B” Hellerstein’s lifelong passion for baseball.

Home to rare, one-of-a-kind treasures from the original 14 classic ballparks, the Museum is the only one of its kind dedicated solely to the history and legacy of ballparks. Deeply rooted in the Denver community, it serves as a proud guardian of baseball’s rich heritage.