Museum of Aviation
About Museum of Aviation
Get those wings ready, because today we're flying down to the Museum of Aviation for all things aviation! Perfect for those kids and families who love all things aircraft, this fascinating museum has over 90 actual aircraft for kids to get up close to, as well as hundreds of exhibits all ready to be enjoyed and learnt from.
The Eagle building, which is shaped like the US Forces insignia, is where you go to enjoy the exhibits, the archives, as well as the very amazing aircrafts.
Have you ever seen a F-15 Eagle with your own eyes? Or been close to a WWII aircraft? The Museum of Aviation is your chance!
There are so many amazing aircraft for kids to experience. From attack aircrafts including the Cessna "Dragonfly" and the Douglas "Invader", to bombers like the Boeing "superfortress" and Douglas "Destroyer", the museum really does have a great collection.
Want more aircraft? How about helicopters, missiles, fighters and cargo? It's a great learning experience for kids with the exhibits on the Vietnam War, Korean War as well as WWII.
Kids want something more during their visit? There are two scavenger hunts that they can complete as they walk around, so they can really learn about all the amazing facts of the aircrafts and the history of the war. Who can learn the most? Well kids, that’s up to you - better get going!
Sound exciting? Best get a flying start on you family day out to the Museum of Aviation, because there is lots to take in!
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Children Free!
Last Update 2022
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Doing our bit
The museum do their best to allow visitors to enter for free, whilst enjoying the well preserved artifacts and aircrafts on display. If you want to donate, they will always be appreciative!
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Museum of Aviation?
The cafe is closed on Sundays, but for all the other days you can enjoy your lunch on the observation deck! There are lunch specials and box lunches, and even breakfast is served on weekdays! Call ahead for the box lunches.
Any top tips when visiting?
You can have your birthday at the museum! The cafe will even cater for the kids! Give them a call to talk about your celebrations.
Does Museum of Aviation have a gift shop?
From books, clothing, patches, and toys, the Museum Shop has all things aviation for you to browse and take home!
Teachers corner
What an amazing place for kids to learn! The museum have flight simulators, young astronauts day, homeschooling days, and they operate STEM and history focused programs for those over 4. Just give them a call to discuss the programs and your tour!
Is Museum of Aviation fully accessible?
Everyone should be able to enjoy the museum, and they can! There are manual wheelchairs available at no charge on a first come, first serve basis, and some of the buildings have accessible doors.
Any additonal information?
You can book a tour that lasts about 90 minutes. Minimum group 15 and they are $3 per person, and help on Tuesdays to Saturdays.
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