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Quick Answers About Visiting Indiana Caverns:
Indiana Caverns offers guided cave tours lasting about 80 minutes and is open daily year-round (closed only on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day). Tours operate rain or shine, and advance online ticket purchases are recommended to reduce wait times. Guests should wear comfortable shoes and bring a light jacket due to the cave’s 56°F temperature.





Frequently Asked Questions About the Best Cave Tours in Indiana
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Everyday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
From Memorial Day To Labor Day, We Have Extended Hours
The Gift Shop Is Open Until 6:00 PM • Tour Ticket Sales Close At 5:00 PM On Weekdays And 5:30 PM On Weekends.
Spring And Fall Tour Ticket Sales Close At 4:30 On Weekends.
Bat Chaser and Plunge Hours May Vary. Check Their Pages Or Call Ahead To Be Sure.
Yes, you can still visit Indiana Caverns when it is raining. Cave tours operate rain or shine since the experience takes place underground. Outdoor attractions such as the Bat Chaser may temporarily close during rain or lightning for safety.
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Yes, tickets can be purchased online in advance. Online purchases help secure your preferred tour time and reduce wait times. You may also purchase tickets upon arrival for groups of 11 or fewer guests. Larger groups should call ahead for reservations.
Wait times vary depending on the day and time of your visit. During peak periods such as weekends and holidays, wait times may be longer. Purchasing tickets online in advance is recommended to minimize wait time.
The Indiana Caverns Cave Tour typically lasts about 80 minutes. Tour duration may vary slightly, generally ranging from 75 to 90 minutes depending on group size and pace.
Yes, a light jacket or sweatshirt is recommended. The cave maintains a constant temperature of approximately 56°F year-round. Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes are also strongly recommended for the tour.
Most visitors can enjoy the cave tour. Guests should be able to walk unassisted and navigate ramps and stairs. The tour includes approximately 110 feet of elevation change. Infants must be carried in a front carrier, and strollers, back carriers, and large diaper bags are not permitted.
Although Indiana Caverns is not wheelchair-accessible, almost anyone who can walk unassisted and manage stairs at home should be able to enjoy the tour.
Small Children or Infants
We have children of all ages do the tour. They must be carried in a front carrier for the cave tour if they cannot yet walk. Strollers, back carriers, and large diaper bags are not allowed; remember, there is no place to change the baby once in the cave.

No, food and drinks are not allowed inside the cave. Guests are encouraged to enjoy snacks and beverages before or after their tour.
No, pets are not allowed inside the cave. This policy helps protect both the animals and the cave’s delicate natural environment.
There are many nearby attractions to enjoy before or after your visit. Within a short drive, you will find restaurants, wineries, shopping, lodging, and historic sites in Corydon, Indiana.
Check out www.thisisindiana.org for nearby attractions and things to do.
To ride the Bat Chaser zip coaster, guests must weigh between 75 and 260 pounds and be between 52 inches (4′, 4″) and 79 inches (6′, 7″) tall. All riders must meet these safety requirements.
To ride The Plunge, guests must be at least 8 years old and weigh between 50 and 280 pounds. All participants must meet these safety guidelines.
Indiana Caverns is open daily, typically beginning at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Closing times vary by season. Guests should check the current hours of operation before visiting.
Closed Only On Thanksgiving And Christmas Day
Cave tours leave frequently throughout the day.
To ensure a spot on the last tour of the day you must arrive: