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A Visitor to the TMMK Visitor Center Examines One of the Many Exhibits

The TMMK Visitor Center

Opened in June 1994, the Toyota Visitor Center boasts 11,500 square feet of space that is chocked full of exhibitors, interactive displays and even the first Camry to roll off the assembly line.

During your visit, don’t hesitate to slam a few doors, climb inside and test the reclining seats or flip a few knobs on the instrument panel. The cars are on display for your discovery and pleasure.

Venture to another part of the Visitor Center and see firsthand the beginnings of a global automaker. Visitors can view archival footage and see the first Toyota arrive in America. Special exhibits also detail the principals of the Toyota Production System and the mechanics behind Toyota’s groundbreaking environmental initiatives.

Catch a glimpse into the role Toyota plays in the Central Kentucky community by viewing displays that list and explain the programs and projects we support.

The TMMK Visitor Center and Plant Tour

The Plant Tour

Complete your TMMK experience by taking the plant tour.  You will hear and see just what goes into the manufacturing the Camry, Avalon and Solara vehicles that roll of the line each day.

Our friendly staff of tour guides will lead you through portions of our 7.5 million square foot facility. The tour begins in Stamping where you will see cars take shape from huge coils of rolled up steel. Then move to Body Weld where these stamped pieces are put together. Watch as a team of computer-controlled robots perform the welds that result in a completed body shell. Look up and see overhead conveyors transport the cars from Paint, to the Final Line in Assembly. Through the tour, your guide will point out the foundations of the world renowned Toyota Production System as well as give insight into the line side processes of the TMMK team members. The TMMK plant tour was nationally honored as the “Best in Class Public Tour-Small Program” by the Guest Relations Association.

This tram driven tour takes approximately an hour and a half. Interested in touring TMMK in person? Here's a video preview of the tour at Toyota's Kentucky plant—which is Toyota's largest manufacturing facility in North America. Sit back and enjoy as we introduce you to Kentucky craftsmanship at its best.

Admission to the Visitor Center and plant tour is free. Reservations are strongly encouraged! Those without may tour as space permits. Cell phones that take photos, cameras and handbags, book bags, briefcases, purses, bags and backpacks are not allowed on the tour. Children traveling with families must be in 1st grade or above to take the tour. Visitors must also present a valid photo ID. School groups must be at least 4th grade and above. Tour groups and other large groups are welcome. For reservations, call the Toyota Tour Line at 502-868-3027 or 1-800-TMM-4485. You will receive a confirmation letter in the mail once your reservation has been successfully booked. We hope you’ll join us to see for yourself the craftsmanship, quality and pride that go into all our Toyota vehicles!

Hours of Operation

The Visitor Center is open Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,.

Plant Tours

Monday

 

10:00 a.m.; Noon

Tuesday

 

10:00 a.m.; Noon

Wednesday

 

10:00 a.m.; Noon

Thursday

 

10:00 a.m.; Noon

Friday

 

10:00 a.m.; Noon

Location & Directions

You'll find us at

1001 Cherry Blossom Way
Georgetown, KY 40324
1-800-TMM-4485

Enter at the Visitor's Entrance. Security personnel will tell you where to park.

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