Stafford Air and Space Museum
About Stafford Air and Space Museum
Space: The Final Frontier - are you ready to boldly go where many, many families have been before? We sure are! At the Stafford Air and Space Museum in Oklahoma, you can explore one of the most comprehensive collections of space artifacts, and learn all about the explorations into that HUGE universe all around you!
The Stafford Air and Space Museum is 40,000 sq ft of exhibits, each of which showcase the history and future of space exploration, as well as teach kids all about the amazing achievements of those who made it all happen.
With over 3,000 artifacts on display, there certainly is a lot for the kids to experience. Kids can learn all about the Wright Brothers, as they look at the Wright Glider and Flyer 1 and think about how it all started. Right with those flyers! Pretty amazing!
The Spirit of St. Louis will inspire, and the replica of the Hindenburg will amaze - think of all the history behind these objects! You can come face to face with a sidewinder missile, or read all about the Thermonuclear Bomb. That's not even starting on the US Air Force Trainer and the F4 Phantom.
That's not even starting on the SPACE exhibits! If there was ever a place to see and learn about teh Sputnik, or the Explorer 1, this is it! Kids can look at a Mission Control Console, or touch an F1 Rocket Engine.
From Lunar Modules, to a real space suit and even the Apollo X Lunar Module checklist, they will be blown away by the out of this world exhibits!
If your kids love aviation, then the Stafford Air and Space Museum is certainly for them!
3...2...1...BLAST OFF!
Is this your business ? Claim it
Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $7
Children $2
Free Under 5 years
Last Update 2022
Discount Military and Seniors - $5.00
Weather forecast
Activity reviews
Stafford Air and Space Museum FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Stafford Air and Space Museum?
Weatherford has several fun yummy places to eat so grab something before you arrive! There are diners, BBQ, grills and burgers - so those tummies won't be rumbling for long!
Any top tips when visiting?
Bring your camera!
Does Stafford Air and Space Museum have a gift shop?
We sell T-shirts, Lollyplush lollipops, Astronaut Teddy Bears and Monkeys, unique Route 66 keepsakes, vintage toys, collectible tin signs, and so much more!
Is Stafford Air and Space Museum fully accessible?
Speak to staff about the accessibility of the museum - they will be happy to help!
Any additonal information?
Active Duty or Veteran military can visit for FREE between Memorial and Labor Day!
Rate & Write a Review
Your rating *