• The John Deere Pavilion in downtown Moline, IL

    John Deere Pavilion

    John Deere Attractions Closed Until Further Notice – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

    Effective March 16, Deere & Company is closing all U.S. attractions

    • John Deere Pavilion and John Deere Store; Moline, IL
    • John Deere Tractor & Engine Museum and John Deere Store; Waterloo, IA
    • John Deere Historic Site; Grand Detour, IL
    • World Headquarters Display Floor; Moline, IL

    In addition, all factory and facility tours continue to be closed. Gold Key programs will be at the discretion of the factory, dealer, and customer. This closure is effective until further notice.

    The fun awaits!

    Climb into the cab. Sit in the driver’s seat. And test your skills in state-of-the-art simulators. Explore some of the biggest John Deere machines — from combines and dozers, to excavators and swing machines — and learn how they change lives around the world. At the John Deere Pavilion, you get behind the wheel of innovation!

    Children looking at agriculture machines at the John Deere Pavilion

    Products

    Tractor, combine, dozer — sit in the cab of some of John Deere’s biggest machines. Learn about how they move, are built, and are making an impact in our world.

    Two older gentleman examine a vintage John Deere Tractor

    History

    Memories. Collect over 180 years of them in our legacy area. Learn about John Deere, the man, who used his skills and knowledge as a blacksmith to change farming. And get a sense of how John Deere, the company, continues to innovate today.

    Mother and father with their children looking at John Deere Lawn and Garden equipment

    Family fun

    The only requirement for kids inside our doors — BE A KID. Climb on board. Pretend you’re driving. For extra excitement, test your skills in our state-of-the-art simulators. Customers train in these before tackling the dirt on the jobsite.

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    While you’re here

    • Boy driving a toy John Deere Gator at the Learn and Play Day event
    • Kids running into the John Deere Pavilion
    • Group of people playing on the construction simulators
    • Two girls talking outside of the John Deere Pavilion
    • Kids playing at the Interactive Discovery Zone
    • Kids playing on a tractor inside the John Deere Pavilion
    • Two older gentleman examine a vintage John Deere Tractor
    • A boy touches video screen as part of an interactive agriculture exhibit
    • Father and son looking at a John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractor
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    Free admission

    Because we’re proud of our heritage and encourage everyone to share in our storied history, each John Deere Attractions Site is open to the public and completely FREE.

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    Hours

    Regular hours:
    Monday: 1pm–5pm
    Tuesday–Saturday: 9am–5pm
    Sunday: Closed

    Holiday hours:
    Closed New Year’s Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve

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    Directions

    Conveniently located across from the TaxSlayer® Center, the John Deere Pavilion offers easy parking and quick access to local restaurants.
    Check the map.

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    Contact us

    John Deere Pavilion
    1400 River Drive
    Moline, IL 61265
    309.765.1000
    Email Us

    Kids getting off the bus and are excited to go to the Pavilion

    Unforgettable field trips

    During the school year, special tours are available for day-care and school groups of all ages! Choose between our Scavenger Hunt, Farm to Table, or History of John Deere and the State of Illinois tour programs.

    Schedule Your Free Visit about Unforgettable field trips
    Boy playing at the Interactive Discovery Zone

    Experience the Discovery Zone

    Eight exhibits, interactive technology, and a variety of hands-on learning activities encourage visitors to explore the world and use creativity to learn. And it’s not just for kids — adults are always welcome to play, too!

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