The popularity of the Ferrari Museums continues to grow. They hit a record of more than 500,000 visitors from the start of the year to November. That is an increase of 12% compared to the same period last year. That beats the previous record of more than 478,000 tickets set. It is from the end of 2016. And there’s more time well before the end of 2017.
The Museo Enzo Ferrari in Modena, in particular, registered an annual growth of 19% in November
That is equivalent to 150,000 visitors. Part of the appeal was the “Driving with the Stars” exhibition. It sees the Ferraris driven by stars from the sporting, cultural, industrial and entertainments worlds on display.
The Ferrari Museum in Maranello has also enjoyed significant success, with an 8% increase in visitors taking the total to 350,000. Over the course of the year, the museum has hosted the “Rosso Infinito” (‘Infinite Red’) exhibition. It is still underway. There is also “Under the Skin”, which has now been transferred to the Design Museum in London, running from 15 November to 15 April 2018.
Sales of single tickets for both museums remain stable, representing around a fifth of the total, serving as confirmation of the superb synergy between these structures for another year.
The Ferrari Museums are among the most visited in Italy, attracting fans and enthusiasts from all over the world. They owe their appeal to the exciting attractions renewed every year, with major themed exhibitions, exhibits featuring iconic cars and original museum tours that take visitors on a journey through the history of the Prancing Horse brand.
#Ferrari non è solo auto incredibili e Motorsport. Lunedì 4 dicembre al Padiglione 16 del #MotorShow2017 dalle ore 16.00 vi presenteremo tutte le iniziative legate ai Campus Ferrari, un’area di ricerca, di scoperta e di innovazione riservata alle scuole. pic.twitter.com/xWyqoJjLRl
— Museo Ferrari (@MuseoFerrari) December 1, 2017
