Reviews of Colonel Sanders Museum (KFC Founder). (Museum) in Louisville (Kentucky).

Colonel Sanders Museum (KFC Founder)

38 Reviews

25 Comments

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1441 Gardiner Ln, Louisville, KY 40213, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Colonel Sanders Museum (KFC Founder)

Sunday

Closed

Monday

8 am–5 pm

Tuesday

8 am–5 pm

Wednesday

8 am–5 pm

Thursday

8 am–5 pm

Friday

8 am–1 pm

Saturday

Closed

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Reviews of Colonel Sanders Museum (KFC Founder)

Dave Harlan

The animatronic Colonel Sanders alone would make this worth your time, but there is also a room full of chicken and Sanders related memorabilia. It’s just one room , but it is free and a fun visit. I liked it and while it doesn’t have much to bring you back, I would take an out of town visitor who appreciates a good roadside attraction. I will give the receptionist 1 star for looking at me like I was the least welcome visitor ever.

Luis Molina

Pretty small place but full of information about the man who created the KFC brand. Definitely worth a stop to fill in with an hour of entertainment. The cost is free and they have the best animatronic I have ever seen in my life. Worth a stop to look at the gorgeous building the mesuem is in.

Jennifer A

It’s small but worth the visit. Took us about 20-30 minutes. The one room museum was done well, and the animatronic Col Sanders was very realistic. Enter the property at the gate to right of the house. Visitor parking is inside the gate on the right.

Joel Blea

Fun little museum. The entire museum takes up the space of one room. It's a nice tribute to Colonel Sanders.

Sai Teja Tadepu

Unfortunately I didn't see inside because its a weekend..However it is cool from outside..

Brian Welk

We wanted to stop and visit the iconic Col. Sanders. He kind of freaked us out upon welcoming us. The museum in small but definitely worth the price (free). I was hoping they would have some kind of gift shop there but they didn't. Still it was worth our time and we enjoyed it.

Syed Ahmed

A great museum and a gift store. KFC needs to revisit their guest admittance policy to the gift store. The security guard would only let a guest in the store to purchase promotional merchandise if you had a meeting scheduled at their corporate office. Very bizarre!

Barbara Pelnar

Three tweenagers, with whom I was traveling, wanted to see this museum since they were in Kentucky ~ we showed up during "regular business hours M-F" as it said on their website. Apparently, they close early on Friday. We were in town from Oklahoma and headed home the next day ~ a kind security guard let us in for a brief visit anyway ~ it is a very small museum ~ but, interesting ~ complete with inspirational quotes in the Colonel's voice!

Julie

I agree that it is a small museum with colonel Sanders robotics being a little off putting but I did enjoy the museum. He was a good man it seemed. And the grounds around the place are wonderful, go for a walk after wards

Brandon Carter

It's free, it was a small room to the right of the entrance of the yum building. Took about 5 minutes to go through.

E M

This was fun ... :-) . Only takes about 30 mins . It's free and they have the best animatronic I have ever seen ! Sometimes they have toy KFC Halloween bucket for the kids . Really cute .

matt walker

I learned a lot but it's little small

Samantha Myatt

Great little place. Was disappointed the gift shop and the restaurant was closed. But still a eat place to visit.

Karen Love

The Colonel Sanders Museum will be closed Monday, June 20, 2022 in observance of Juneteenth.

Paul Tackett

It was a nice visit. A friend from Japan enjoyed it.

Dennis Lyons

Nice place to learn about the Colonel Harland Sanders

Sianna Rolls

Fun not that much

John Park

Entrepreneur's historical place!

Brian Kempner

It is a small but concise little museum that tells you the story of the colonel. It is free and open and an animatronic Colonel Sanders meets you at the entrance. It's a little bit of a read so kids may not be as into it. But it is a nice slice of history