Molly Brown House Museum Tours and Tickets

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General-admission tickets to the Molly Brown House cost US$16 for adults (US$14 for Colorado residents), US$14 (or US$12) for seniors and military members, and US$10 (US$8) for youths aged 6–18; kids 5 and under visit for free. Expect to pay additional rates to explore with a guide or access special exhibitions.

The Molly Brown Museum is open daily except Mondays, typically from mid-morning until late afternoon. The last entry is 1 hour before closing time, and there are extended hours on Thursday evenings. There’s rarely a bad time to visit, but aim for later in the day for a spooky experience.

The Molly Brown House Museum is one of Denver’s most historic homes, and a visit reveals lush historic interiors and artifacts. The home’s most famous former resident was “The Unsinkable” Molly Brown, a survivor of the Titanic disaster, and many also claim to have seen her ghost there.

Owing to its historic architecture—the Victorian house was constructed in 1889—the Molly Brown House Museum has limited accessibility. The home's ground floor is the only part accessible to wheelchair users, while the lowest level of the Natural Resources Education Center is also accessible.

Yes, the Molly Brown House Museum is a good destination for visiting families—its rich interiors and the many fascinating legends associated with the house and Molly Brown appeal to visitors, both young and old. As a bonus, kids receive discounted or free admission.