You don’t have to be a sports fanatic to enjoy all things Olympics and Paralympics. There’s nothing more thrilling than watching talented athletes show off their skills on an international stage, whether you’re a fan of downhill skiing, gymnastics, or something slightly more obscure. Since the first iteration of the modern Olympics in 1896, millions have fallen in love with the pomp, circumstance, and sheer adrenaline of the games. If you’re a longtime fan of the Olympics and Paralympics, you’ll be thrilled to learn that a brand new United States Olympic and Paralympic-centric museum is slated to open this spring in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Attraction-focused website Blooloop even included the soon-to-open locale among its list of the world’s best new museums for 2020, and it’s easy to understand why.
When the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum opens for business in spring 2020, it’s sure to draw a crowd.
Facebook/U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum With an emphasis on sharing the inspirational stories of athletes from throughout the country, this one-of-a-kind museum will undoubtedly inspire visitors of all ages.
The museum itself will feature a sprawling and modern architectural design that’s almost as impressive as the athletic feats highlighted throughout, brought to life by top designers from both Denver and New York City.
Facebook/U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum In addition to its many exhibits, the museum campus will house the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame, which pays homage to the countless athletes who have competed for America in years past.
So, what will you discover when you step inside?
Facebook/U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum The museum promises to display a variety of fascinating artifacts related to famous moments from U.S. Olympic and Paralympic history, including the scoreboard from 1980s iconic “Miracle on Ice,” during which the U.S. men’s hockey team defeated the Soviet Union, who were four-time defending gold medalists.
Visitors can also expect to take part in unique simulations that will give them a taste of what life is like for professional athletes during training periods.
Facebook/U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum Participate in interactive displays, learn more about individual athletes, and immerse yourself in a sense of pride as you make your way through this sure-to-impress new museum.
Do you plan to visit the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum when it opens to the public this spring? Which exhibits are you most excited to check out? We would love to hear from you, so drop us a line in the comment section below!
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With an emphasis on sharing the inspirational stories of athletes from throughout the country, this one-of-a-kind museum will undoubtedly inspire visitors of all ages.
In addition to its many exhibits, the museum campus will house the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame, which pays homage to the countless athletes who have competed for America in years past.
The museum promises to display a variety of fascinating artifacts related to famous moments from U.S. Olympic and Paralympic history, including the scoreboard from 1980s iconic “Miracle on Ice,” during which the U.S. men’s hockey team defeated the Soviet Union, who were four-time defending gold medalists.
Participate in interactive displays, learn more about individual athletes, and immerse yourself in a sense of pride as you make your way through this sure-to-impress new museum.
For another exciting option, read about New York’s permanent Museum of Ice Cream.
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