Philadelphia Revolution Museum Tours & Tickets

When comparing options across booking platforms, most tours cost between $23 and $27, with a median price of $27. The full spread of available listings ranges from around $15 to $60. While some basic entry tickets may appear lower, guided experiences generally sit within that higher band.

Duration varies significantly depending on the format you choose. Most options last between 30 minutes and 2.4 hours, with a median duration of about 1 hour. Self-guided visits tend to be shorter, while comprehensive walking tours often stretch closer to two hours.

Walking tours are the dominant format, accounting for 71% of the options we compare. Museum-specific tours make up the next largest share at 53%. In terms of structure, guided tours represent the majority (65%), while self-guided options account for roughly a quarter (24%).

Skip-the-line access is rare here; only 2 of the 17 options (12%) include it. However, convenience features are more common: 7 of the options (41%) offer instant confirmation, and 5 (29%) provide free cancellation. Booking ahead is still recommended as one listing is flagged likely to sell out.

The museum offers a wide linguistic selection compared to other local landmarks. Tours are available in 8 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Italian. This makes it accessible for international travellers without needing a private guide.

With an average rating of 4.73 stars across 531 pooled reviews, sentiment is overwhelmingly positive. Common themes include descriptions of the museum as "amazing," "awesome," and "well put together." Reviewers frequently praise the extensive collection and the quality of the historical presentation.

It depends on your interest level. While 76% of options include entry tickets, only 18% include a guide or audio guide. If you enjoy deep historical context, the guided walking tours (which dominate the inventory) add significant value. For casual visitors, the self-guided or basic entry options are sufficient given the high quality of the exhibits themselves.

Yes, it saves money on buses and subways. Buy a Day Pass for unlimited rides.

Try Pat's or Geno's near the stadium. Local spots like John's Roast Pork are also great.

Take the SEPTA Airport Line train. It costs less than $10 and takes about 25 minutes.