The parking lot is a block and a half away from the actual museum. But there's a secret parking lot right behind the museum and you won't have to walk or wait for the shuttle!
The demos are the best, I enjoyed them very much. 3 hrs are the least time to plan for it. A very modern museum that is well-planned, full of interesting things to see and leaves a great impression.
When you walk in pass up the shops to get to the admission table. Buy a coin anywhere for $3 and you can get a marble at the cool contraption. You will know what I mean. Don't miss this museum!!
I was so pumped to go that I showed my excitement during the glass blowing demo and won a free piece! It's a wonderful souvenir to take back to Atlanta, GA!
Park right behind the building--there's a secret parking lot, so you don't have to walk. Then head right for the demonstrations and sign up for the kids activities. So much fun!
It's a wonderful place to go win your family. Lots of things to see and even interact with. The glass shows are a must see and you can even go over to the studio and make something yourself!
The amazing glzaa exhibits are well worth the tour. Stop at historic Marmet Street using the free shuttle for a bite to eat after your tout. Great way to spend an afternoon.
In the past, this has been the rain location for USS Accord's Watkins Glen Weekend, when it's considered too rainy to hike through Watkins Glen StatePark. CMOG is great to visit any other time.
check out the hot glass show, I liked it better when they have an outdoor show. Beautiful display of different types of glass. Definitely going to take you more than 2 hours in there. GIFT SHOP<3<3<3
If you haven't visited here, put it on your bucket list. Whether you take a tour through the museum or attend a special event there such as 2300 Degrees, it will be a very memorable experience.
Beautiful collection of glass art from ancient Egypt to the present, watch a glassblower make a piece, shop a huge store with all kinds of funky glass art. The cafe serves gourmet fare,well-priced.
The Corning Museum of Glass is the largest glass museum in the world. Admission is well priced and includes several shows and demonstrations. Read more
A new exhibition on the cross-cultural influences of glassmaking in China, Japan, and Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries will be held here from Nov 18 thru Oct 30, 2011.
Open every day, all year, 9am - 5pm. Learn more about the art, history, craft, and technology of glass. We recommend allowing 3-4 hours for your visit.