Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum and Center for Comedy Admission
Jamestown, New York
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Trip Type: Museum Tickets & Passes
Duration: Flexible
Do you love Lucy? Head to the Lucille Desi Museum & Center for Comedy in Lucille Ball’s hometown of Jamestown, New York. Tour the museum and take in the permanent exhibitions, including original props and panels on the legendary contributions to pop culture made by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. You can even do your best 'Lucy, I'm home!' impression when you step inside a re-creation of the 'I Love Lucy' apartment.
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Do you love Lucy? Head to the Lucille Desi Museum & Center for Comedy in Lucille Ball’s hometown of Jamestown, New York. Tour the museum and take in the permanent exhibitions, including original props and panels on the legendary contributions to pop culture made by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. You can even do your best 'Lucy, I'm home!' impression when you step inside a re-creation of the 'I Love Lucy' apartment.
When you arrive at the Lucille Desi Museum & Center for Comedy in Jamestown, Lucille Ball’s hometown in New York State, you are free to tour the museum complex at your leisure.
See re-creations of sets such as the Ricardo family's New York City apartment from I Love Lucy, and the Hollywood hotel suite where Lucy performed with Harpo Marx. As you listen to excerpts from Desi’s autobiography and explore displays about Lucille and Desi’s life and career together, learn about their influence on American comedy and its relevance today.
Memorabilia buffs will love checking out props from the TV show like the cello and professor outfit from the pilot and ‘The Audition’ episodes, and the lion tamer costume worn by Pepito, the Spanish Clown from episode 52, ‘Lucy’s Show Biz Swan Song.’ Plus, see Lucy’s Emmy awards, and make your own Vitameatavegamin commercial at an interactive display.
See re-creations of sets such as the Ricardo family's New York City apartment from I Love Lucy, and the Hollywood hotel suite where Lucy performed with Harpo Marx. As you listen to excerpts from Desi’s autobiography and explore displays about Lucille and Desi’s life and career together, learn about their influence on American comedy and its relevance today.
Memorabilia buffs will love checking out props from the TV show like the cello and professor outfit from the pilot and ‘The Audition’ episodes, and the lion tamer costume worn by Pepito, the Spanish Clown from episode 52, ‘Lucy’s Show Biz Swan Song.’ Plus, see Lucy’s Emmy awards, and make your own Vitameatavegamin commercial at an interactive display.
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