Orlando Auto Museum

The Orlando Auto Museum is what happens when a real estate developer never gets over his first Vespa. Michael Dezer's collection, begun with that scooter at 16 and swollen by the outright purchase of England's Cars of the Stars Motor Museum, now fills Dezerland Park on International Drive with more than 2,000 vehicles valued past $200 million, billed as the largest auto museum in the United States.

The famous metal is genuinely famous: the world's largest James Bond vehicle collection including the GoldenEye T-55 tank and Skyfall Land Rover, a Batcave of screen-used Batmobiles, the Back to the Future DeLorean, the Grease 1948 Ford, the Mad Max Pursuit Special, and the world's longest car, Guinness-certified. Around them run 20 plus themed rooms: world-leading micro car and motorized bike collections, a Vespa Lounge honouring the founding scooter, a Harley Lounge, hot rods, a Military Pavilion with tanks, and a Gatsby room of 1920s elegance.

Your ticket is all-day access, and the museum sits inside a full entertainment complex, go karts, arcade and all, which makes it Orlando's easiest sell to a mixed family.

A vast indoor walk through themed room after themed room, self-guided at your own pace, with VIP tours unlocking photo ops inside the movie sets.

Look out for:

• The Bond Museum, the world's largest 007 vehicle collection, tank included.

• The Batcave, screen-used Batmobiles and Batman memorabilia.

• Cars of the Stars: the Back to the Future DeLorean, the Grease Ford, the Mad Max Pursuit Special, and a Ghostbusters Cadillac replica among the Hollywood metal.

• The world's longest car, holder of the Guinness World Record.

• The world's largest micro car collection and its motorized bike sibling, plus the Vespa Lounge that started it all.

• The Military Pavilion, tanks and armoured vehicles indoors.

• The Harley Lounge, Hot Rods room and Gatsby room filling out the 20 plus spaces.

Allow 2 to 3 hours minimum, and it swallows an afternoon happily. VIP tours run daily at 12, 2, 4 and 6 and are worth it for the inside-the-exhibit photos. Wear comfortable shoes, the halls are enormous.

• Tickets are all-day access, with general admission and Museum plus VIP Tour tiers; listed around $29.95 adult and $20.95 child, but buy via the official site and confirm current rates.

• Hours: Monday to Thursday 12 to 9, Friday 12 to 10, Saturday 11 to 11, Sunday 11 to 9.

• VIP tours run daily at 12pm, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm with exclusive photo opportunities.

• Getting there: 5250 International Drive with free parking; an easy rideshare from any Orlando resort area.

• It lives inside Dezerland Park, so karting, arcade and other indoor attractions are steps away, ideal for splitting a mixed group.

• Exhibits rotate across the themed rooms; a specific car may move.

• Wheelchair accessible throughout; fully indoor and air conditioned, Orlando's best rainy-day car fix.

Last updated: 2 September 2026