During the self directed tour, with no time limit or admission, folks find themselves laughing, crying and reminiscing with strangers that are strangers no more. Attendees are invited to enter a free drawing, bring in cameras and video recorders so they may take some memories home to share. Pearl Harbor survivors, Generals, Code Talkers, Code Breakers, collectors, historians, Congressional Medal of Honor recipients and more. These are also provided at no charge. On selected weekends you will find military bands, color guards and drill teams out in the North Parking Lot.
All exhibits are free to guests and the general public alike.
Riding the Train around the beautiful 27 acre grounds of Ramada Express adds yet another facet to the perfect day. This authentic, narrow gauge train has provided over three million passengers with a delightful ride, which is also free. The tight harmonies of the 40's and early 50's are combined with dance routines reminiscent of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Gene Kelly and Ann Miller. Added to this is the lighthearted comedy of Wilber and Slats . Five fabulous musicians back-up and support these entertainers is high style.