There’s more to Hershey, Pennsylvania than good chocolate. It is home to the Antique Automobile Club of America. The museum hosts all sorts of events from weddings, banquets, holiday parties, corporate events. Rotating exhibits combined with a variety of permanent automobiles on display are certain to intrigue the most jaded attendee.

Groups ranging from 40-300 can be seated in the 71,000 square foot facility. The AACA museum maintains a courteous, adept staff ready to meet all your needs. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner is easily accommodated; in addition, portable bars and a dance floor can be added as part of the entertainment.

The automobiles really make this a great place for a meeting. The permanent display includes motorcycles and buses in addition to classic cars. The oldest car on permanent display is the 1895 Chicago Motor Benton Harbor. The 1977 Chrysler Cordoba will bring Ricardo Montleban to mind extolling the virtues of “fine Corinthian leather.”

The bikers in your group will be easy to find during the breaks – they will be drooling over the “Fast from the Past” display. The AACA joined into an agreement with the Antique Motorcycle Club of American in 2008 and at least forty motorcycles owned and restored by that group will be on permanent display.