February 12, 2014
Sad news to share. Around 5:40 a.m. this morning a large sinkhole open inside the National Corvette Museum’s Skydome. Eight Corvettes were damaged when this occurred. Six of these are owned by the museum & two were on loan from General Motors. Thankfully, no one was around when this occurred.
As of the last update I heard, the remaining Corvettes were safely removed from the Skydome.
While obviously access to the Skydome is off limits, the museum did open today. I am sure it will take some time for all of the proper officials to assess the situation. But, I do believe the museum intends to make repairs as soon as possible.
If you are going to be in the area, stop in at the museum & show them support. I’m sure they would appreciate it!
Here’s a link to the National Corvette Museum’s press release, from earlier today: National Corvette Museum Media Alert: Sinkhole Collapses in Skydome
A link to the National Corvette Museum’s Youtube video coverage of the situation: National Corvette Museum – YouTube
Location:
National Corvette Museum
350 Corvette Drive
Bowling Green, Kentucky
Open Daily; Open 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Cost to visit the museum:
Senior Citizens 65 years & up: $8.00
Adults: $10.00
Children 6-16 years of age: $5.00
Children 5 years & under: FREE
Family Rate: $25.00