Top Indiana Tickets & Passes

"More Than a Tour—A Full-Scale Investigation" Why settle for a 90-minute walk-through when you can own the night? Our Indiana State Sanatorium pass gives you unprecedented access to the entire complex, including the notorious Adams Hall and the underground tunnels. Your ticket includes a bonus Day Tour pass, allowing you to photograph the haunting architecture by day before the 9-hour investigation begins at night. We provide the professional equipment and the expertise; you provide the courage to face what lingers in the halls.

Hidden corridors. Overlooked spaces. Unexpected flavors. Starting in North Alley, this story-forward route explores the lesser-seen paths that helped shape downtown Noblesville. Guests will wind through side streets and historic corridors while hearing stories of early commerce, civic life, and the evolution of downtown neighborhoods. You’ll visit a mix of off-main-path retailers and heritage shops, paired with a relaxed bite stop at a local eatery along the way. Depending on the day’s route, the experience may conclude with a final retail visit or a casual beverage stop at a partner wine bar, taproom, or café. What to Expect on Every Tour • Comfortable pacing with built-in rest opportunities • One seated stop per tour • Less than one mile of total walking distance • Small group size capped at 15 guests Each experience is designed to highlight downtown walkability and support local merchants, especially during the Embrace Downtown construction season.

Discover a museum like no other—and journey over 100 years into automotive history—when you visit Elkhart, Indiana’s RV Hall of Fame and Museum. Book your tickets before you travel to make logistics seamless, make your own way to the venue at a time that works best for you, and explore the exhibitions at your own pace. You’ll see antique model RVs, can admire objects and vehicles owned by celebrities like Mae West, and more.

Check out the RV and Manufactured Housing *MH* Hall of Fame, museum, and library that showcase a large amount of the RVs and MHs that North America manufactures. This is a one-of-a-kind facility, housing units that were previously owned by celebrities or that were pioneers of the industry. Explore the museum that has over 60 campers, trailers, and motorhomes dating from 1913 to 1985.