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Museum Of Flight
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Step into a world where the sky is not the limit at the Museum of Flight in Seattle! This family-friendly attraction is a captivating blend of history, aviation, and interactive experiences. Whether your kids dream of piloting a fighter jet or exploring the vastness of space, there's something here to ignite their imaginations.
As you wander through the Personal Courage Wing, you'll encounter inspiring stories of bravery, showcased through a collection of 28 fighter aircraft. The stunning setting provides a dramatic backdrop, making history come alive for the whole family. In the Great Gallery, be awed by dozens of full-size aircraft seemingly flying in formation six stories above you. Kids will love climbing into the cockpit of iconic planes like the SR-71 Blackbird and the F/A-18 Hornet, offering an unforgettable hands-on experience.
Don't miss the chance to walk through history aboard America's first presidential jet, Air Force One. For those curious about supersonic travel, the Museum's Concorde exhibit offers a fascinating glimpse into this groundbreaking aircraft. Step back 95 years in the meticulously restored Red Barn, the birthplace of The Boeing Company, and discover the roots of aviation innovation.
The Museum of Flight isn't just about looking at planes—it's about engaging with the stories and people who made aviation what it is today. With workshops designed especially for kids, fly-ins, and interactive exhibits, every member of your family will find something to enjoy. From the dawn of aviation to the frontiers of space, this museum offers a soaring day out in Seattle that's educational and exhilarating for all ages.
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Suggest editAdults $25
Children $17 (Ages 5-17)
Free Under 4 years
Last Update 2025
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How does the Museum of Flight support educational programs?
The Museum supports educational initiatives through workshops, school visits, and interactive exhibits, inspiring young minds about aviation and space exploration.
What are the must-see attractions at the Museum of Flight?
Don't miss the Personal Courage Wing, Great Gallery, Air Force One, and the Concorde exhibit for a thrilling experience.
Are there baby facilities available at the Museum of Flight?
The Museum offers baby-changing facilities and is stroller-friendly, ensuring a comfortable visit for families with young children.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Museum Of Flight?
Wings Café, a full-service 132-seat eatery, is open during gallery hours and Museum admission is not required for entry to the café. So those pilots can rest assured those rumbling tummies won't be in the way of their flight around the museum!
What are some top tips for visiting the Museum of Flight?
Visitor parking is always FREE and available adjacent to the Museum, with limited parking next to the Library, Airpark and Aviation High School.
What kind of souvenirs can we buy at the Museum?
Of course, there is a Museum Store! Members receive a 15% discount, and you can take home a host of great space and aviation-related gifts, merchandise and educational items so the kids don't have to stop learning when you leave!
What resources does the Museum offer for school trips?
Teachers can access tailored educational materials, guided tours, and hands-on activities designed to align with curriculum goals, making learning fun.
Does the Museum café offer healthy eating options?
Yes, the Wings Café provides a selection of healthy meals and snacks, ensuring families can enjoy nutritious options during their visit.
What accessibility features are available at the Museum?
The Museum is fully ADA-compliant, all galleries are fully wheelchair-accessible and courtesy wheelchairs are available for use. Also "Touch the Sky," the tactile tour experience at The Museum of Flight for visitors with low or no vision.
What unique experiences does the Museum offer?
Families can enjoy the unique experience of boarding vintage aircraft, participating in flight simulations, and engaging in interactive exhibits.
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