Hall of Flame Museum Location: How to Get There by Subway and Bus

Navigating to the museum by car is the most efficient option for most visitors, as it is located just minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport and major local thoroughfares like the Loop 202.

Once you arrive, you won’t have to worry about the hassle or expense of city parking; the venue provides a spacious, on-site parking lot located directly in front of the museum entrance that is completely free for all guests.

If you are traveling via the Valley Metro bus system, you can reach the museum easily by taking Route 3 (Van Buren St) or Route 56 (Priest Dr).

These lines offer frequent service with stops located at the intersection of Galvin Parkway and Van Buren Street, placing you just a few steps away from our front doors.

For those who prefer the rail, the Valley Metro Light Rail provides a convenient connection to the museum via the Priest Dr/Washington St station.

After departing the train, it is a straightforward 0.3-mile walk (approximately 10 minutes) heading north along Priest Drive - which becomes Galvin Parkway - straight to our entrance.

The museum is a perfect destination for cyclists, situated near some of the Valley's best paths like the Grand Canal Pathway and the scenic trails of Papago Park.

You can enjoy a leisurely ride through the desert landscape and pull right up to the museum, where you'll find plenty of space to secure your bike before heading inside.

If you are already spending the day in the Papago Park area, reaching the Hall of Flame on foot is both easy and scenic.

The museum is located directly across the street from the Phoenix Zoo and the Desert Botanical Garden, and it sits right next door to Phoenix Municipal Stadium. It is less than a 10-minute walk from these major landmarks.