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Ticket Type | Qty | Retail | Price | You Save |
Adult21+ |
| $26.70 | $24.95 | $1.75 |
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Drink ticket not available for use on Sundays, as per Savannah City statute.
Drink ticket must be used during the museum visit.
The American Prohibition Museum and Drink Package
Restored Prohibition era vehicles “drive” the period’s history
Captivating dioramas and hi-tech immersive displays sink you into the era
Our craft cocktail speakeasy serves up authentic Prohibition era drinks
Name:
The American Prohibition Museum and Drink Package
Operating Times:
Open Daily: 10:00am-5:00pm with last entry at 4:15pm. (Open this year on St Patrick's Day). Guests of all ages are allowed in the museum during all operating hours, but photo ID is required at the door to receive a wristband for admittance to the Speakeasy. Guests under the age of 21 are not permitted in the Speakeasy.
Reservation Notes:
Reservations are NOT needed or accepted. Tickets can be used on any operating day
within 12 months of the purchase date. The drink ticket is not good for after-museum-hours service and must be used during the museum visit. Also not available for use on Sundays, as per Savannah City statute.
Booth Location:
209 West Saint Julian Street, Savannah GA 31401
The American Prohibition Museum is located within City Market of Downtown Savannah
between Franklin Square and Ellis Square on Saint Julian Street. It is three blocks south
from Bay Street and two blocks north from Broughton Street.
Get off at Stop 7 for Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah.
Nearest Intersection:
Franklin Square and Ellis Square.
Parking:
Metered parking is available on street. Free parking is offered through Old Town Trolley
Tours with a trolley ticket purchase.
Age Requirements:
Must be 21 and over with valid Photo ID for this package.
Notes:
Face coverings are required for this attraction. Can also be purchased at the attraction.
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The American Prohibition Museum & Drink Package
Prohibition era vehicles “drive” the history
Captivating dioramas & hi-tech displays