LeBron James Museum in Akron Opens for Tours Nov. 25

The museum dedicated to honoring “the kids from Akron” is ready to open and welcome visitors.

Located on the lower level of the Three Thirty House (the former Tanger Entertainment Center), the museum is designed to be a welcoming place for fans and a space for LeBron James Family Foundation families to gain work and career experience.

The museum will open to the public on November 25.

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The LeBron James Home Museum will take visitors on a multimedia journey through the athlete’s life, from growing up in Akron’s Spring Hill neighborhood to playing at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School to being… Drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers.

It will also chronicle his NBA journey from Cleveland to Miami to Cleveland and now Los Angeles.

Guests will also learn about his off-field philanthropy through his foundation, which helps children in Akron schools, as well as his business ventures and impact on the entertainment world.

Like other locations within the House of Thirty Thirty, including a Starbucks and gift shop, proceeds from the museum will benefit those involved in the foundation’s work and job training programs.

How much does it cost to visit the LeBron Museum?

Tickets are $23 and match his uniform number in Cleveland.

Children 5 and under are admitted free.

Large groups and private tours of 25 or more require special reservations. You can call 330-572-2885 to make arrangements.

What are the opening hours of LeBron James Home Museum?

The museum’s first official opening day is November 25th.

Initial working hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Tickets are available for booking during the half-hour slot starting at 9am and ending at 4pm

Reservations can be made online or purchased at House Thirty Thirty whenever space is available.

Where is the LeBron James Home Museum?

The LeBron James Arena Museum is located on the ground floor of the Three Thirty Recreation and Career Training Center at 532 West Market Street in Akron and is open to the public.

Parking is free.