Amusement A Carousel for Missoula

Address

101 Carousel Drive, Caras Park
Missoula, MT 59802 View on Map TripAdvisor Own or manage this business?

Website http://carouselformissoula.com/ Email mslacarousel@gmail.com Phone 406-549-8382

Overview Service & Activities

About A Carousel for Missoula is one of the first fully hand-carved carousels to be built in the United States since the Great Depression. From little more than dreams, hard work and love, a carousel was created by hundreds of volunteers. The Carousel has 38 horses and two chariots. The chariots allow easy access for wheelchairs; people with disabilities are always welcome to ride free on the Carousel. Call for party and group information. Proceeds from the Gift Shop at the Carousel help feed the ponies. The gift shop features Carousel wearables and souvenirs, local and Montana-made items, as well as toys, games and candy with lots of 'kid appeal.'

Contact

MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 3345
Missoula, MT 59806

CONTACT 406-549-8382

Details

SEASON All Year

HOURS Open year round, at least 12 to 5pm daily. Please call 406-549-8382 for specific dates/hours as this is subject to fluctuation.

PAYMENT METHODS American Express, Cash, Discover, Master Card, Personal Check (In State), Visa

RESERVATIONS Reservations Accepted, Walk-Ins Welcome

DISCOUNTS Military

SPECIAL DIRECTIONS From I-90 east or west, take the Orange Street exit, turn south onto Orange Street at the bottom of the ramp, turn left on Broadway and right on Ryman leading directly into the Carousel parking lot. Following US 12 from the west/US 93 from the south, go straight on US 12 when the highways split. US 12 turns into Brooks Avenue and then into Higgins Avenue. After crossing the river, turn left on Main and left again on Ryman leading directly into the Carousel parking lot.

SERVICES Automated Teller Machine Childrens Activities Gift Shop Handicapped Accessible Information Internet Access Wireless Merchandise Non-Smoking Parking Public Restroom

ACTIVITIES Childrens Activities Entertainment History Playground