No. I believe the 38th Street station is much closer.

It is approximately one mile, about 20 minutes walk west of the station.

I am in agreement with most of the others that have commented. A couple hours is good but if you are really into certain methods of transportation and/or reading all the signs and information it could take longer. I would say a minimum of two hours though. I have gone several times and usually that is plenty for me but that's because I live here and have access. There is everything from bicycles, motorcycles, autos, trucks, trolleys, trains, baby carriages, scooters, tricycles.

I would not take children of those ages to this museum. The exhibits are to look at only with plenty of "Do not touch or you'll be asked to leave" signage. I saw no interactive exhibits and I suspect the kids wouldn't have fun and you'd go crazy trying to explain that the cars and bikes and train are just to look at. That said they had one old car that you can sit in for a photo op, but that's it.

The fee was $9 for seniors ... and it was a bargain! Great museum.

Hi Eric, We are located on the 48 bus route. If you take this bus, use the 44th Street- McFarland Drive stop. Also, you can go to RTD Denver's website where you can use their trip planner tool to get times and routes to get to the museum from your starting point. Thank you for you question!