Museum of Flight: Explore Air and Space Wonders
4.8
408 Ratings
Seattle

Experience the wonders of air and space at the Museum of Flight. Explore over 160 aircraft and spacecraft, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and the Supersonic Concord. Don’t miss the chance to tour Air Force One and the Space Shuttle Trainer!

Duration: 3 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • The Museum of Flight - The Museum of flight is the world’s largest independent air and space museum. Located at Seattle’s oldest airport, it displays over 160 airplanes and spacecraft on a 23-acre campus. The museum’s six buildings include the original Boeing Aircraft factory.
    As one of the region’s top attractions, we offer flight simulators and…
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What's Included
  • Entrance ticket included
What's Not Included
  • Tickets for the Simulators may be purchased upon arrival
Additional Information

Prepare for a journey through the skies and beyond at the Museum of Flight, courtesy of this entrance ticket. Discover more than 160 planes and spacecrafts, from the iconic Boeing 787 Dreamliner to the speedy Supersonic Concord, at the world’s largest independent, not-for-profit air and space museum! It features 175 aircraft and spacecraft as well as…

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Location
The Museum of Flight
9404 East Marginal Way South,
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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(408 Ratings)
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2709speedy
Oct 17, 2024
Super airplane exhibition - Very impressive exhibition, especially the original aircraft are worth seeing (civil and military). Of course only Boieng aircraft (or the merging companies), Ausnamhe is a Concorde that can also be visited inside. Also interesting are the explanations regarding the development of aviation (mail flights, etc.) Not cheap, but worth it.
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X8196eqastridh
Oct 5, 2024
Great museum - Great museum, many exhibits Very interesting, especially the uncomplicated look of the aircraft , especially inside
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Alyssa
Oct 4, 2024
Must see!! - Was absolutely fantastic!!! We went on free first thursday!! And spent over 2 hrs going through the 3 buildings. There was multiple floors and exhibits in each. Lots of interactive things. And multiple planes to fo on!
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Stevek28762
Sep 27, 2024
Superb - absolutely worth a visit. - Brilliant place - so glad we stopped here. There are so many exhibits, you could spend an entire day and still not take in everything. The space exhibit has masses of brilliant items, loads of Apollo information, including part of the Lunar Module, a lunar rover and even, behind glass, a small piece of moon rock. Planes include the US Blackbird, an Air Force One, and best of all, a British Airways Concorde. So many things to see, laid out very well - thoroughly recommend visiting this museum.
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Robert_m
Sep 21, 2024
Incredible museum for AV geeks - Boeing shows it all in real life: space travel and airplanes from over a century, Incredible and up close. Definitely worth two hours.
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Ottocon
Sep 15, 2024
Our group LOVED the Museum of Flight - This museum was a unique, extremely interesting experience! There was so much information provided, including the 25 minute movie about outer space exploration. We thoroughly enjoyed going into each aircraft and learning the history of each one. Several of the docents interacted with us, providing valuable information; and one even shared a very interesting personal story. We also appreciated the large, free parking area provided since we have been spending LOTS of money for parking!!! Thank you for an enjoyable, interesting learning experience.
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Howardk156
Sep 13, 2024
Great collection of historic aircraft for the aviation nut - Excellent museum for the Aviation enthusiast but also contains exhibits relating to space travel. Guides are very helpful and are there to answer any questions you may have. Main hall has a large number of aircraft suspended from ceiling as well as on the floor. Take the opportunity to board the first Air Force One as well as passing through the passenger area of Concorde. A good way to spend half a day
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Z89cbtimh
Sep 12, 2024
Take to the skies - a great aviation exhibit! - Everything about this museum is well done. If you have any interest in aviation or aviation history, this is a must see museum. It has an amazing collection of planes along with histories on most of them and compelling stories of people who flew many of them. The museum is divided into several sections across a couple of buildings. We spent pretty much the whole day there touching on most of it and really enjoyed everything. There are a number of short videos to provide additional information an complex topics (such as the shuttle launch and reentry) there are opportunities to walk through iconic planes (like the Concorde) and the 787 Dreamliner. Highly recommend!
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Danielc12460
Sep 10, 2024
Very nice - Very interesting. We visited the first gallop where the Boeing factory started, we entered a concorde and an old airforce one, as well as several interesting planes. There was also a wing dedicated to the first and second war aircraft and another dedicated to the Apollo mission. It was pretty nice
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Perry_j
Oct 23, 2024
Worth the trip out of downtown Seattle - The ability to see and tour the large commercial aircraft was great. The personnel were friendly and full of information.
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