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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Rest Easy Timothy Perior-
Tim was a bartender at Marty's Bar in Orange County in 1965, thats where he met Evel.
Time had credit, Evel didn't and it was Tim's credit that bought the ramp hauling truck, the two red GMC pickups and the Norton motorcycles for the daredevil show. Tim designed and painted th EKMDD logo on the trucks and made all the press photos for the show. Tim was a 50% partner with Evel, the Motorcycle Daredevils group was formed in December 1965. They split up when Evel went to Ascot in March 1967.
My last correspondence with Tim was June 9th as we had planned an interview & visit at his home in Porter Ranch this summer. Many of his historical images are on display at the museum.
You will be missed❤️
We had 5 more billboards put up! Who has seen them? #topcity #ekmuseum #eveltopeka Remember we are open on Sunday from 12pm to 5pm! 😁
John Eckert
Road trip
I seen one of them last Saturday coming back from KC
Open every sunday?
Love it.
Awesome. Can't wait to visit
Today on the turnpike!
Seen the one I70 west of Russell!
Mark Jackson
So excited! My husband and I are coming to Topeka this weekend. His favorite toy growing up was his Evel Knievel bike. May have influenced his future as an oval track driver now. Thank you for being open Sunday💕 Ya’ll get to see us GA peaches!🍑
Today we had the pleasure of meeting Josiah and fiancé Victoria. Josiah is Evel’s Grandson. His mother is Tracy. Thanks for visiting from Tennessee!
Evel Tuesday with Scott Wiley
San Francisco, 1967
Another one Chris baron . Dollar General part of his museum . Lot of dvd. Mayan movie screen . At the movies
Evil was my hero in the 70s.
I was there k.
Matthew Motian
How many of you have had this reaction when doing the 4-D Jump? 😂😂😂😂
The most annoying video I’ve seen in a while.
My grandson and I did the jump last Tuesday, enjoyed it immensely. All he could say to this video was "oh my gosh."
Bob Cook
I loved the jump!
Looks like fun.
That was funny as hell I couldn’t stop laughing.
That’s awesome.
She got her money's worth.
Give me a break!!!!!!
Well worth the $5
Omg stop you idiot!
It is fun.
It's very realistic.
she really enjoyed that..
WTF?? Facepalm. 😂😂😂
Shut the fuck up!
Wish we would have made it there sooner a few weeks back. Already closed by the time we hit Topeka
The 4-D jump is really cool. Great museum!!
Ryan Kitchen lol
Kelsie Smithh
did she just orgasm?
What reaction?
WTF is her issue? Holy Christ in Heaven!
I would have shared this if she wasn’t so damned annoying. Would like to visit sometime as long as she’s not there.
A Family visiting the Museum today, from Moses Lake Washington! 😁Thanks for visiting!
Steve Morano!
We had a great time! Such an honor to be there! Thank you so much for a great experience!
Fantastic place!
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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.