


Climb aboard a 1944 M4A3 Sherman for a 10-minute ride for two
10 mins
2 people
Sherman tank ride, Helmet
Ride in a 1944 M4A3 Sherman Medium Tank and feel the engine, tracks, and terrain up close. Share the experience with two rider positions: co-driver and tank commander in the turret.
Tank ride operations are weather permitting. Riders must be at least 5' tall, and children under 14 should be accompanied by an adult if they meet the height requirement. You must wear durable closed-toed shoes with tread, and you must be able to get in and out of the tank without assistance due to tight compartments.
Full refund or credit with 72 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund or credit if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Wear durable closed-toed shoes with tread (required). Choose flexible, non-restrictive clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty.
All riders must be at least 5' tall. Children under 14 should be accompanied by an adult if they meet the height requirement. Due to tight compartments, participation may be limited by height, weight, and mobility.
The driver and turret compartments are very small, and boarding requires strength and flexibility. You must be able to get in and out of the tank without assistance.
568 Main Street Hudson, MA 01749
This museum is a genuine standout for military history enthusiasts, drawing visitors from as far as Germany and earning near-universal praise across the board. The collection is world-class, featuring tanks (most kept in running condition), armored vehicles, aircraft, and rare artifacts like a P-40 fighter from Pearl Harbor and a Higgins landing craft from D-Day. Immersive exhibits on the Holocaust and the Hanoi Hilton add powerful historical depth beyond the hardware. The volunteers are clearly the heartbeat of the place, described repeatedly as knowledgeable, passionate, and eager to share stories. Plan for a full day because most visitors find two or three hours simply isn't enough. One thing worth knowing: the volunteers can be quite proactive in engaging guests, which most people love, but if you prefer a more self-guided, leisurely pace, it's worth keeping in mind. That said, it reads more as enthusiasm than a consistent problem, and the overall experience speaks for itself.
Should really be called the American War Museum. An amazing collection of vehicles and they are ALL in running condition. My grandfather shot the cover photo and is featured in Adam Makos’ book Spearhead so we had to get up close and personal with an actual Pershing. The whole place is a very humbling experience
Damon Bates
July 4, 2026
Should really be called the American War Museum. An amazing collection of vehicles and they are ALL in running condition. My grandfather shot the cover photo and is featured in Adam Makos’ book Spearhead so we had to get up close and personal with an actual Pershing. The whole place is a very humbling experience
Damon Bates
July 4, 2026