Our Location
Dr Pepper Museum & Free Enterprise Institute
300 South 5th Street
Waco, TX 76701
254-757-1025
Admission Prices
Adults: $10.00
Senior Adults: $8.00
Students and children: $6.00
Military with ID: $8.00
4 years and under: Free
Hours Of Operation
Mon-Sat 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Sun Noon – 5:30 PM
Soda Fountain and Gift Shop open until 5:30 PM
Last ticket to the Museum gallery sold at 4:00 PM
Available Tours & Programs:
– Waco: Home of Dr Pepper
– Little Peppers
– Create a Soft Drink
– Advertising and Marketing: Kid Style
– Authorized Peppers Only
Additional Programs:
– Mobile Outreach Programs
There are more than just exhibits to experience while you’re at the Museum. From live demonstrations and informative talks by our Interpretation staff to collectibles in the Gift Shop and handmade treats in the Soda Fountain, there is something more for everyone to experience. The Museum is located in the center of Downtown Waco, which is a bustling tourist destination. Be sure to take in the other must-see attractions within easy walking or driving distance.
Things To Do:
Visitors who purchase admission tickets are able to explore the Museum at their own pace.
Guided tours must be booked at least one week in advance are are only available for groups of 10 people or more.
The Dr Pepper Museum & Free Enterprise Institute is open year-round except on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Years Day.
News & Events
DPM After Dark
Let's talk ghosts! Come tour the historic Artesian Manufacturing & Bottling Company Building, but this time -- in the dark! Learn about the history of Waco and some of the paranormal activity recorded here at […]
Pop-Up Saturday: Thanksgiving
Turkey trot your way over to the Dr Pepper Museum for some fall fun! Use recycled soda tabs to create original holiday crafts, then sample a fall-themed recipe made with the ingredient we’re always thankful […]
Good Gravy! What Won’t They Put Ketchup On?!
Chelsea and Rachael were back at it again cooking up some more recipes from the 1964 World's Fair in New York. At the 1964 World's Fair, 7UP had a pavilion where they had the 7UP [...]