John Deere Pavilion
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Ok. This is the place!!! Highly recommended for individuals, families, and all Greene lovers! Place is HUGE, and they have some of Deere's most amazing stuff. They had a full-size, $1.8M harvester on the showroom (I have no clue how they got something that big through the door). And tons of other equipment, too. When I visited a few days ago, they also had the "worlds most powerful tractor" on display as well. Most of the equipment you can sit in and dream of ownership. This place is SUPER kid friendly too! They have knowledgeable, kind, and friendly staff (of note, they will tell you prices, but you cannot purchase from this museum). If you bleed JD green or even if you just love tractors and equipment, this is an amazing and worthwhile stop. It super close to the freeway and you can choose your own pace (see everything, sit in everything, or just get some quick photos). There is ample parking, including disability spaces. Parking is free. The museum is free. Great family experience (who doesn't want to sit in a $500k wheel loader?). You can spend hours if you want to see, touch, sit and walk around everything. But if time is important you can see everything and sit and photo most things in less than 30 minutes. They also have neat restored old Johnney Poppers too. They also have an attached, company store with literally everything imaginable in John Deere green (and other colors) for gifts, yourself, kids, pets, farm animals (you name it they probably have it. Prices on some things are steep, but they have many items that are very reasonable (if not even cheap). They have all sorts of clothing, ball caps, toys and models, backpacks, suitcases (for all the new stuff you are buying), mens, women's, children, and every other thing you can imagine (like hydroflasks, dog leashes, jewelry, computer cases and sleeves, wallets, literally almost anything but food and it's all John Deere branded so SUPER cool!!! And the items they sell are absolutely TOP quality (got a sweatshirt that is so nice and thick)! This is a super fun, family oriented, and even toddler safe. 100% worth the tome to stop. Even if you don't need to harvest 300+ acres a day.
Ryan FullerRyan Fuller
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Museum 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Store 🌟 The museu part was fantastic. It was clean, informative, and fun. I really like all of the information they had everywhere. There where things to read and to watch. They have chairs where you can sit comfortably and watch the videos. The people are very knowledgeable and friendly. However the store was not as good an experance. The staff followed us around pointing and laughing at me. They never aproched us to see if we needed any help or asked questions. I had my therapy baby with me and they just pointed and laughed. Never even asked what she was or why I have her. It made me feel self-conscious. We got our things and left. We would have bought more but I was very uncomfortable.
Marionette Vander ZeydenMarionette Vander Zeyden
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One of the highlights of our 12-day road trip along the Great River Road. We're East Coast city slickers and found this exhibit absolutely fascinating. There's a nice combination of antique and state-of-the-art farm equipment plus some toys, all with very helpful signs. The staffers were great about answering our questions. You can sit in many of the pieces of equipment currently for sale, including a combine that retails for $1.4 million. Highly recommended. Note that parking adjacent to the pavilion is very limited.
Linda SuskieLinda Suskie
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The John Deere Pavilion and store is a neat place to stop that both adults and kids will enjoy. There are a number of different models visitors can climb up into for a unique perspective. There are also some old tractors on display from John Deere’s early days that are interesting to compare to the modern day machines used today. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable and the store was well stocked with a lot of John Deere merchandise, including clothing, home decor, pet supplies, outdoor equipment, and more.
Emily LEmily L
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We had so much fun at the John Deere Pavilion, and the best part was that it was only a short stroll from our hotel, which made it super convenient. I was really taken aback by the number of visitors there, all eager to check out the tractors. They had it setup with steps so that we could actually climb inside a bunch of different models, which added a fun twist to our visit. The whole place was spotless, and right across from the museum, there’s a gift shop that’s definitely worth a look. #bucketlist
L GrabbL Grabb
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"I had the privilege of being associated with JD as a supplier, and my recent visit to JD Pavilion in Moline was nothing short of spectacular. The experience was surreal. The facilities were top-notch, and the staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful. I was thoroughly impressed with the overall atmosphere and the attention to detail. JD truly knows how to make a lasting impression. I highly recommend JD Pavilion for any event or business collaboration. A 5-star experience all the way!"
Vikrant BaibhawVikrant Baibhaw
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1400 River Dr, Moline, IL 61265
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(309) 765-1000
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deere.com
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The John Deere Pavilion is an attraction and museum located in Moline, Illinois. The Pavilion opened in 1997 as part of an urban renewal project on the site of the former John Deere Plow Works. Today the area includes Vibrant Arena at the Mark, a Wyndham Hotel, and several restaurants.
attractions: Vibrant Arena at The MARK, Stoney Creek Hotel Quad Cities - Moline, The Axis Moline Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, The Spotlight Theatre, Cruz Cutz Barbershop, Mercado on Fifth, Wyndham Moline on John Deere Commons, John Deere Store, Central Store, Bass Street Landing Plaza, restaurants: River House Bar & Grill, LemonGrass Cafe, Tony's Chicago Style Pizzeria, Bad Boy'z Pizza & Pub, Bierstube Moline, Johnny's Italian Steakhouse, Restaurante El Mariachi, Meli's Pancake House, Bass Street Chop House, Bent River Brewing Co
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