This museum, located in the RiNo district of Denver, is an interesting, and fun way to spend an hour if you’re in town. They have tons of cars, trains, tractors, carriages, motorcycles, bicycles etc. from various points in history. They also have a few famous movie cars. IMHO the stars of the museum are the trains. I hope to visit again post-COVID to see some of the exhibits from the inside.They have a small but fun souvenir shop as well. Highly recommended for something fun to do in the city.

Too many vehicles to list all makes all models all types cars planes trains motorcycles bicycles The list goes on and on! Five stars and Im coming back again sometime!

I always try to stop in at the Forney Museum at least every year or so when visiting Denver to see what they are currently displaying. They rotate some of their artifacts and items on loan yearly so there are always new things to see. And for train buffs they always have their Big Boy 4005 steam locomotive on display - indoors! Due to covid they no longer allow visitors in the 4005s cab, but with climate controlled comfort you can take your time on photos of those close up details of the running gear.

Super quiet... That part was nice. Was hoping to see the General Lee... In the movie car section. But it was removed I assume.. over all some cool stuff to see. Really enjoyed the Rio Grande GP30 on display.People were friendly.

I really enjoyed sharing this experience with my great-grandson. So many of the vehicles reminded me of special events and people. The massive train engines were astonishing.

The perfect place to spend a few hours and be socially distant! The inventory changes so we will be back to see what new things they have to see. Really enjoyed the place.

Amazing and comprehensive museum that covers every aspect of transportation you can imagine with a collection that is unrivaled by museums anywhere in the world. From trains, to vehicles driven by multiple propulsion methods and of all shapes and sizes. Two to three to four wheelers are all covered in fantastic detail and many exhibits include the full gamut of a vehicle’s manufacturer from across the spectrum of almost a hundred years.Went during Denver arts week which happens during the first Saturday of November where multiple art museums graciously open up their doors for free between 5-10pm.Museum admission is not expensive on most other days and it’s an absolute must see if you have any interest in seeing large machinery and learning about the history of transportation as we know it today. Not terribly difficult to get to via public transportation but it does require a decent walk from the nearest train station.

Really worth the drive and money. Lots of antique carriages, motorcycles, bikes, cars etc ranging from the late 1800s to 1980s. I always enjoy it no matter how often I visit. Must see!

We spent the afternoon in Denver with my Dad. He loves trains, planes and automobiles. This was a really cool exhibit. If you havent been you really should go. This visit they featured LOWRIDERS. All sorts of modifications and artwork. Indian motorcycle fans would be impressed. And they have one of the Union Pacific Big Boys. Much more than this short list. Takes a couple of hours tops for the casual visitor to appreciate one of Denvers hidden gems.

Very extensive amount of autos, motorcycles and bicycles from years back. Good history information found here, on autos too. Displays are refresh, to show different types and models vehicles, about every couple months. Several trains in display, with charts explaining their origin and use. Big Boy train here, one of the largest ever made in the world. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

Wonderful museum with a large and wide variety Ive transportation-related artifacts

Absolutely recommended! The museum has a great collection and everythings very well taken care of. Its very easy to keep social distance because of the huge size of the museum, and they did a very good job of setting up a one-way walkway through the museum to keep things safe. Dont let virus concerns stop you from visiting this museum, unique places like this are really struggling too keep the lights on and should be kept alive

Awesome car Collectors

Absolutely loved this museum! Our main purpose of going was to see the Big Boy! We loved seeing it but also loved the rest of the museum! It is right behind the Denver Coliseum and apparently there were graduations going on. The museum was selling their parking lot spots. We didnt have to pay to park when I told them we were actually going to the museum but it was annoying to have to wait in line to get into the parking lot.

I. LOVE. THIS. PLACE.The staff is so friendly, everything is so well taken care of, and not to mention how there is always something new when you come back. Or you always notice something you didnt before. *highly* recommend!

Stumbled upon this museum by chance and was not disappointed! $12 adult admission and I spent about 90 minutes here, it wasnt overly large, but still worth my while since they have a BIG BOY on display! Theres only a few left in existence, so you cant put a price on seeing one of these relics!As far as the automobiles, they have a good selection, and have the appropriate amount of background on each one!

Wonderful place. Beautiful cars, and trains. Amazing history!

Awesome place!! Even if you’re not in vintage cars, you will love it! Cars and motorcycles and all the bikes are sooo amazing! Staff is very professional and friendly. Ask them how did the museum had moved from Downtown Denver to this location . Take beautiful outfit, take a friend with good camera, and make the most awesome photo shoot in your life!

Amazing! An engineer and an a automenchanic-loving girls dream going here. Even of thats not you and your dream, its still very interesting place to check out and its only $8 per ticket! With a ticket, you get the chance to see hundreds of exhibits and displays of transportation over the centuries; which I find PRICELESS. Id say it is definitely worth checking out, if you havent already.

What a surprise! Great place to visit and learn. Will go back another day.. Jay A. Buerger. Denver, Colorado

We arrived after the last timed admission at 3:00, but the employee at the counter was kind enough to admit us anyways. The collection was massive, and perfectly organized for social distancing. The museum staff has designed the showroom floor to be traveled in a single direction that allows you to see every exhibit. Hope to come back some day!

This was by far the coolest car museum that I have ever been to. Had an amazing variety of not just cars. But planes, trains, and bikes too! This is without a doubt one of Denver’s hidden gems. You could spend anywhere from an hour to four hours. I was there for about 2. The $10-$12 admission is well worth it. Highly recommended!

This place is AWESOME! Sweetist little boy volunteering gave a detailed tour of the spectacular collection!!! Highly recommended!!!

An amazing experience! Classic cars, trains, airplanes, motorcycles and so much more! We spent hours looking around!

Amazing exhibits! every car lover should go and visit!

Great museum if you are into cars, trains, motorcycles, or anything with wheels. Definitely worth the price and ride out.

Pretty cool collection. Didnt know they had rotating exhibits. Was Studebaker when we went. Trains and motorcycles were pretty neat.

A very interesting place. A great trip back through time showcasing many modes of transportation. Including cars, trains, bikes, motorcycle, planes, and helicopters. Educational and fun place to visit.

Very cool museum with a wide variety of cars, motorcycles, bicycles, trains, trucks, and even an old snowmobile!

Absolutely loved it. Booked our free tickets through the Denver Public Library.

This was a great experience! The museum has so many artifacts and its easy to follow. Al took the time to talk to us about our many interests and told us many facts about the museum. It was a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Thank you and we will be back.

This is a fairly wonderful and eclectic transport museum with the whole Planes Trains and automobiles thing covered! Brilliant early Americana and a number of auto manufacturers you’ve likely never heard of, a room with nothing but motorbikes and bicycles, and the biggest steam train in the world. Oh yeah and Amelia Earhart’s yellow convertible Kissel Gold Bug: it’s awesome.The museum is volunteer run so be sure to leave a bit extra in the tip jar.

Real piece of history. Amazing collection. Well worth the visit.

Amazing variety of vehicles. Great way to spend a couple of hours.

Fabulous museum to transport, just near Denver city centre. It covers all forms of transport and has some impressive exhibits. They have the massive Big Boy train, cars, planes, bikes and more. There is ample parking and friendly staff, plus it was good value for money

Checking the upholstery in the Big Boy train done by Mr. Stitches...Looks Awesome!

What a hidden gem! It was much more than I expected. There were huge train engines, 50-60 cats, old bicycles, motorcycles and more. If your kids like old transportation this place is well worth your time.

Amazing collection of vintage cars, bikes and bicycles.The place is in Denver Downtown. I had some time to kill during layover and visited this place. The entry fee is $12 per adult and it is worth it. You get to see vintage cars along with their stories.Some cars are donated and they have a proper documentation of who was the donar and when was it donated. Some cars stay for shorter period and get moved to another museum to display. If you are a car enthusiast, please do visit this place.

Super cool! Love being able to get up on the Big Boy! Impressive motorcycle collection, too!

This is a neat museum to see some good examples of various transportation vehicles. My girlfriend and I stopped in here while visiting Denver from Maryland and spent over 2 hours walking the exhibits and checking out the gallery of diecast models in the lobby. Cars, trains, planes, bicycles, motorcycles...you name it, theyve got an example of it.As stated...allow plenty of time to tour this attraction!

Pretty nice collection ranging from die cast toys, huge trains, motorcycles, carriages, and on exhibit winter 2018/2019, vintage camping trailers. If only you were allowed to peak in them closer

Wide variety of transportation. Lots but not too much detail on each exhibit. The rarity of what their collection contains is incredible.

Had a great time at the museum with kiddos. Love what they have done since the last time I was there 20 years ago!

This a great place to visit for all ages. Very well planned lay out and displayed. I was impressed by the availability of strollers or wheelchairs at the entrance for those who need them. The staff is warm and helpful.

Fantastic! Well worth going to see! Will go again and will take our boys!

Great place to go back in time

Lots of fun. Free parking.

This place was great. I took the kids there for something to do and that was educational. The kids loved it and they got to see so much history in one room. It was awesome

Well worth the trip. Im ready to go again.

This was a wonderful surprise, with a lot more to see than I expected. The exhibits are very accessible with brief histories of each. I got there late in the day and only got to spend 2 hours, but could easily have spent 4 or more hours to really take everything in and spend more time at the exhibits. I would recommend this for anyone, family-friendly and accessible to wheelchairs as well.

What a fantastic place! All things transportation old and new! Trains, planes, automobiles, bicycles, whatever has been available in the State of Colorado is here at Forney. Its a great place to spend the day or a few hours. Reasonably priced as well. Dont miss it.

Great museum. Some of the cars here are over a hundred years old! I have always loved it.

I havent been to the Forney museum since I was a child and its quite a bit different than I remember. Its still need to see all the old vehicles and be able to walk through some of the old trains, But I did take a star away because it just seems like its on its last legs and there isnt much anyone is trying to do to save it

So manny awesome things to see on display here. I will definitely be coming back. If you enjoy cars/transportation this is the place to check out while in Denver. Super nice staff. Super historical displays.

They have some very unique and rare transportation items and if youre into that, its very interesting!

Ive been to a number of transportation museums in my life. This one is DEFINITELY in my top favorites.With autos across MANY decades, trains, and EXTREMELY unique vehicles... This place is AWESOME!

What a unique place to visit. It wasnt on my to do while in Denver, but we had a wonderful time there!

Loved my visit here..Learned alot about the cars at this location and saw alot of bikes as well. Its well worth the money I paid which was like 12 bucks or so.

Interesting display of historical vehicles & trains. Could have been cooler/trendier/hipper but was satisfied with the level of information provided. Suffice it to say, theres as much to see as their is potential to make it interesting enough to want to learn more about.

Really great museum! My favorite were all of the trains. I wanted to go specifically to see the big boy locomotive not realizing there was more trains there. My favorites to see were there snowblower and the smaller narrow gauge steam engine. They also have another steam engine, diesel engine, some classic passenger cars, and a caboose. All very interesting and cool to see.I am not as much a car, coach, bike, or plane guy but they have really cool collections of each of those.If you havent been to the Forney you should go!

Pretty cool place. Planes, trains, automobiles, and some sweet bikes. Loved the history behind it all.

Great museum with a wide variety of transportation themed exhibits. Home of one of the rare Big Boy locomotives! Worth several hours to give yourself time to read everything. They did a great job grabbing quality, unique examples that you dont see elsewhere. Everything from bicycles, motorcycles to car, trucks, trains, planes and a helicopter.

Quiet. Wouldnt say this museum is exactly kid friendly as you cant touch ANYTHING. The staff was friendly. Fair warning: If you bring a purse or backpack, they will ask you to lock it up, for free, in the lobby area.

Such a nice surprise! Took my Dad to the Forney Museum the day after Xmas... we both really enjoyed the trains, amazing how BIG they were. And my Dad knew every 70 s and 80s car without reading the Placard. Such a fun shared experience!

What a great hidden gem in Rino. So many interesting things to see here. Obviously you would need to have some interest in cars, trains, or motorcycles, but even if you dont you will still find something cool. So many fun things here.

Excellent place to visit for car, train, and motorcycle lovers. Lots to see. I went to see the lowriders (temp exhibit).

I was drawn there for the Indian Motorcycle collection, but therewas so much more. They even had lockers for our day packs. Planes, trains, automobiles and motorcycles.

An amazing magical place, a time travel to the past, great machines, great cars, a lot of history.

If you like trains and card you well like this museum.

Since the time I walked in until I walked out I was amazed . All stuff amazing and interesting . I would like to say for public, to know General Transportation story go to Forney Museum of Transportation at Denver co.

This wonderful museum offers the unique opportunity to see one of the remaining Big Boy locomotives that ran heavy freight loads between Cheyenne and Ogden. This, along with an amazing collection of Studebaker automobiles make this museum a unique, must-see visit for any rail or car buff. Highly recommended!!!

Really nice place to go see if you into old model cars and trains

Wonderful place to spend a few hours. So much variety and lovely staff!

Didnt find herbie. . . but there is so much in there that who knows where he is! Could have spent days in here . . . and Im not even a car enthusiast.

Quite a few well-maintained cars, trucks, trains, motorcycles, and other vehicles. If you like old vehicles, this is the place for you!

WOW!!! if you are a car or transportation buff this is a must see. Off the beaten path but very easy to get to. Immaculate collection of cars, buses and trains. Plan on spending 2-4 hours here. This is must do if you have the time

Great displays, lots of cool history.

It was a great way to spend 2 hours. I love old cars and motor cycles and they have a great display!

This museum is awesome! Im not that interested in cars - but this museum has a ton more than that. Bikes, skates, motorcycles, old wagons, trains, and even a rickshaw! They even have a smaller section of diecast and model cars. If youre interested in vehicles, other cultures, or anything with history youll love it. Great for kids too (as long as you can keep them contained - there are only velvet ropes separating you from the displays).

Nice collection of cars, bicycles, and motorcycles. Also some light aircraft, train cars, locomotives, and carriages. Not a fancy museum but lots to see and well maintained. Definitely worth a visit if you enjoy vintage transportation.

Good collection of cars, trains, bicycles and a few old motorcycles. The cars mostly range in age from the 20s through the 80s. I was particularly impressed with the 80-s collection. I thought I disliked cars from that era, but they had some great specimens from the US.They also had the largest locomotive Ive ever seen. It was too big to take a picture of. You can check out the control panel.Very cool place, and the admission price was reasonable.

Cool place! They have an amazing collection of old vehicles. The highlight was definitely the big trains!

Vast and run by volunteers who care!

They had so many awesome cars and trains and planes! Very old buggies and bikes and motorcycles. I enjoyed the hood ornament display case.

The Forney is interesting. It has a little bit of everything. There is a guide named Al who knows everything

This place is affordable informative and just great for a stroll with the family. My kid loves it and it is one of our favorite museums to visit.

Well I may be biased because my first cousin once removed James Ray Arneill helps to start the museum. He was a big train enthusiast and his rail car is there and he got the big boy engine in from Union Pacific. We stayed for a couple hours with our relatives and had a blast. I just love looking at old shiny cars oand the trains were great too The staff was very nice .also appeals to all ages.

Wow, so much to see. Very well set up. Knowledgeable staff. Cant wait to go back

I had a blast here. The museum staff were polite, informative and professional. Some of the largest locomotives ever made are here. As well as a neat collection of Indian motorcycles. Really fun.

Fun transportation museum with nice exhibits centered on railways and cars.

My family had a wonderful visit. Cant wait to view the next line up next month.

Cool collection with some interesting rides!

Great place to visit and educate your self on progress of transpiration over the years

Great hidden gem in RiNo!! If you love cars, trains & motorcycles, this is a perfect date or solo getaway gor the afternoon.

This place was amazing. Its truly a transportation exhibition. It had trains, planes and automobiles.

Quite a lot to look at! Good selection of trains, cars, motorcycles. Admission price cant be beat. Several beautiful Jaguars on display during the time we went.

Liked it! Location was hard to find and in a quasi commercial/industrial area with few if any signs pointing the way. But as a car fan, it was good.

Love this place, seen it in a different light this time tho. Was invited to a office party, walked around no crowds. Really enjoy history and this is the place to go... theyre also going to be opening more soon.

If you are looking for a little bit of everything transportation related at a very reasonable price, this is the place. Planes trains and automobiles plus motorcycles and streetcars. Very nice facility that is easy to get around. I took two hours to complete my tour. Watch as you get close as the parking lot entrance will sneak up on you. Watch for the big sign instead of your GPS.

More of a museum of personal transportation with lots of cars and motorcycles. Very friendly staff, and kind of close to public transport. There is a train station a short rental bike away