Edison and Ford Winter Estates Tours and Tickets

Tickets to explore the Edison and Ford Winter Estates cost US$28 for adults, US$20 for teens aged 13–19, US$15 for children aged 6–12, and are free for children aged 5 and under. Tickets include access to the estate’s historic homes, gardens, museum, laboratory, and antique automobiles. Specific guided tours of the automobiles, homes, or garden areas start at US$10 for adults.

It is possible to take self-guided tours using the Edison Ford app in languages other than English, such as German, Spanish, and French. However, guided tours of the attraction are only available in English. Maps of the site are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, and German.

Plan to spend at least 90 minutes visiting the Edison and Ford Winter Estates. However, it’s easy to spend even longer strolling through the gardens, admiring the vintage vehicles, or participating in one of the attraction’s special events, such as a holiday cookie decorating workshop or a day camp for kids.

Yes, the Edison and Ford Winter Estates are highly accessible. The site is ADA accessible, and wheelchairs are available at no additional charge. The Edison Ford app is compatible with audio accessibility devices, and service animals are welcome. There’s also an ADA accessible parking area at the Edison Ford entrance.

It’s best to visit the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in the morning or early afternoon, allowing you plenty of time to tour both the indoor and outdoor areas. The last admission is at 4:30pm and the attraction closes at 5:30pm (unless there’s a special event happening in the evening).

It’s best to visit the Edison and Fort Winter Estates from December to April, when the weather is warm and dry. You may want to avoid visiting during the rainiest months, such as June through September, especially since parts of the site will close if lightning or other severe weather occurs.