RED BLOOD. WHITE SUIT. AND BLUE SKY.
For daredevils and dreamers of all ages, come rediscover the spectacle of the death-defying Evel Knievel show, now open and flying sky-high in Topeka, Kansas. Witness the incredible collection of the physics-defying bikes that launched the legend. See his iconic 1974 Mack Truck & Trailer "Big Red." Examine the star-spangled helmets (battered, and beaten and beautiful) that undoubtedly saved Evel’s uninsurable life more than once. Listen to the eye-widening, imagination-sparking, and the doesn’t-seem-possible stories that defined an American icon.
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This morning a group of Evel Fans from Springfield, Missouri came to participant in a local half marathon. Due to freezing rain and snow that was cancelled, but it didn’t stop these fans from running!
I Debbie. This is real in Sparkle I'm sending you greetings from me and I got to go to work tomorrow if you want I just want to know if they have fun on there that might have my overrun and I hope you guys have a good day thank you bye
Love it !!!
You guys are crazy but have fun!!!!!
You guys are the bomb!
I wanna go there! I loved Evel!!!
That’s awesome!
Go to B&K Enterprises you can order a duplicate suit of Evels they are spot on
Love it.
Hey Jeff, are you in town for the day?
So awesome!!!
Now THAT'S enthusiasm! Evel would have been proud of these guys!
Evel Knievel’s version of a contract. Things are done a little differently these days. On display near the Kingdome panel within the museum. 🖊
Most folks do not know that he used this helmet in the Shark Jump besides the Holy Cross and Kingdome Jumps. That is where those scuffs came from.
Elvis' manager did a contract on a fabric dinner napkin. 🙂
Zoom in on dollar amount crazy
Color me lucky
Is there an EK museum in Las Vegas ?
It’s Joe Friday! Who remembers Hee Haw 🙋♂️ Well, he has put together a segment for you.... 😂😂😂
That’s awesome! Love it.
Ugh. These segments. A for effort.
Omg!!! Lol
my girlfriend and I loved it,,we will be back..and we like hanging out at historic topeka HD...
Happy Birthday, Co-Founder Lathan Mckay! We hope you are having a great day! Here’s a tune for you... 🎶
Wow❤️ Love you guys so much. Now i’m crying, thanks🤡
VERY COOL..
Talented and sweet friends!
Thanks Johnny Knoxville for loving the cane! You're awesome!
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I got one which completes my collection. Awesome
Johnny should do a movie about Evel....He would so rock it.
Nice. Hoffman had his on here not to long ago.
“Some people credit me with creating my own sport…I don’t know why I did what I did. I did what I did because I’m Evel Knievel and I don’t question it.”
That man was. American icon. Had a dark side but. Who dont. Lol loved watchin on ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Marty Romero we have a museum of him here in Kansas
Original dare devil
Some say he once jumped the grand canyon or was it the Royal gourge
He is what made every real boy a true badass back in our day!!
I tried to jump things sometime I made an sometimes I didn't but I loved it loved to watch wild world of sports would t miss a jump
He was the shit
I was there and Orange County raceway 1974 Unbelievable stunt man motorcycle rider and awesome truck and trailer
EVEL KNIEVEL!!!
So cool
Wow. 😊
The Original Daredevil!!
True
Exactly
Legend
One and only. The first.
Many people say the Evel Knievel Museum takes you back in time... so we welcome you to come smell the 70’s...
Met him in Daytona in 2004.
I meet him Evel Knievel just before he died .
Evel hated motorcycle clubs...
Randy Heitman
In the 70’s the smell in Topeka was provided by the DuPont plant. Not a good thing to relive. Lol
I wonder if this was before the Cow Palace brawl with the Hells Angels member?
NEWS & UPDATES
FOUR DECADES LATER AND EVEL IS STILL MAKING HEADLINES.
This is where you’ll find the latest and greatest announcements about our daredevil’s museum of triumph, carnage and courage.
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GENERAL: hello@evelknievelmuseum.org
PR & MEDIA: media@evelknievelmuseum.org
PHONE: 785.215.6205
LOCATION: 2047 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, KS 66612
HOURS: Tuesday-Friday 10AM-6PM (Last Tickets Sold 5:30PM) , Saturday 9AM-5PM (Last Tickets Sold 4:30PM), Sunday Noon-5PM (Last Tickets Sold 4:30PM), Closed on Mondays
NOTE: Last museum entrance times 30 minutes before closing (average visit time is 2 hours)
YOU CAN'T LOOK AWAY. AND HE WOULDN'T WANT YOU TO.
It doesn’t matter how many times you watch him jump, it’s always a hair-raising experience. And nothing showed his preference for showmanship over sanity like his attempt at Caesars Palace. That’s the fearless spirit we’ve rekindled for a whole new generation with the Evel Knievel Thrill Show Museum.