Ordinary baseball fans will soon have an opportunity can even delve deeper into the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s collections, archives and exhibits through the Hall’s exclusive program known as the “VIP Experience.”
Beginning in March and running through mid-May, Cooperstown visitors will have four opportunities to take an up-close look at baseball’s most honored cathedral. Each VIP Experience event provides a 
unique, personal look at the Hall of Fame and its collections, through a package available only through participating Cooperstown accommodations.
The two-day event includes a Hall of Fame Sustaining Membership ($100 value), exclusive after-hours access to the Museum, a library archive tour, a Museum collections artifact presentation and a private reception.
Dates for 2013 VIP Experiences include:
- March 14-15
- April 4-5
- May 9-10
- May 16-17
The VIP Experience is available for purchase exclusively through select Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce accommodations. For a complete list of local accommodations, visit baseballhall.org or contact the Membership department at 607-547-0397 or [email protected].
You can also find the latest Cooperstown hotel deals via Hotels.com.
Members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum receive free admission to the Museum, as well as access to exclusive programs, such as the Voices of the Game Series. Additionally, members receive a subscription to the Hall of Fame’s bi-monthly magazine, Memories and Dreams, the annual Hall of Fame Yearbook and a 10% discount and free shipping on retail purchases.
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