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Pima Air And Space Museum
About Pima Air And Space Museum
Immerse your family in the fascinating world of aviation at the Pima Air & Space Museum. Located in sunny Tucson, Arizona, this vast museum is one of the largest non-government funded air and space museums in the world. It's a haven for aviation enthusiasts of all ages, offering over 80 acres of exhibits that include more than 350 aircraft and spacecraft from various eras and countries.
Children will be thrilled to explore the evolution of aviation, starting from the early 20th century with a real Wright Flyer to the modern 787 Dreamliner. The museum's six indoor hangars, three of which are dedicated to World War II, provide a rich historical backdrop for learning. Kids are encouraged to touch many of the exhibits, making it a hands-on learning experience that's both educational and fun.
Pima Air & Space Museum offers self-guided tours, allowing families to explore at their own pace. However, for a more in-depth understanding, you can join a free 50-minute docent-led tour highlighting the museum's key exhibits or a 60-minute tour focused on the WWII collection. An additional tram tour is available for those who want to delve deeper into the museum's extensive outdoor collection.
For budding astronauts, the space exhibits are a must-see. Discover the history of the aircraft used by the US Air Force and NASA, and learn about the scientific exploration of Mars. The museum is a gateway to the wonders of aviation and space, sparking the imagination and curiosity of young minds.
Prepare for takeoff into a world of discovery and excitement at the Pima Air & Space Museum. It's an adventure that promises to be out of this world!
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Suggest editAdults $19.50 13+ (1 day pass) / $26 (2-day pass)
Children Ages 5 to 12: $13 (1 day pass) / $15.50 (2-day pass)
Free Under 4 years
Last Update 2025
Discount Seniors & Pima County Residents: $16.75 / $15.25
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Pima Air And Space Museum FAQ’s
How does the museum contribute to community and education?
The museum actively engages with the community through educational programs and events designed to inspire future generations in aviation and space exploration.
What are the main attractions visitors can explore at the museum?
General admission covers the main hangars, three World War II Hangers, the Dorothy Finley Space Gallery, the Arizona Aviation Hall of Fame and so much more!
What baby facilities are available for families with infants?
The museum offers diaper changing stations in restrooms, ensuring a comfortable visit for families with young children.
What dining options are available at the museum?
The Flight Grill is the perfect place to grab a quick burger, salad or seasonal special. You also get a great view overlooking the Navy and Air Force Fighters!
What are some top tips for visiting the Pima Air & Space Museum?
Check for special family events like Night of Fright and the Great Paper Aeroplane Fly Off on their website to plan an even more exciting visit!
What can visitors purchase as souvenirs from the museum?
The Museum Store offers a variety of merchandise, including apparel, hats, toys, and more, allowing visitors to take home a piece of their experience.
What educational resources does the museum offer for schools?
The museum provides a wonderful opportunity for students to be immersed in the world of aviation and aerospace. Reservations for school and youth group tours must be booked a minimum of 3 weeks in advance. There is NO admission fee for students/chaperones for prearranged school and youth group tours.
What healthy eating options are available for families?
There are healthy options in the grill, including salads and seasonal specials that cater to varied dietary needs.
What accessibility features does the museum offer?
All museum buildings are accessible. Accessible parking spaces are located near the entrance. The museum offers accessible seating on tours with advanced notice. However, note that wheelchairs are not available on-site.
Are there any special programs offered by the museum?
Do your kids like to build model airplanes, experiment with rockets, learn about flight, or explore aviation and aerospace? If so they have the STEM program for you! If not, these STEM programs may inspire them! Soarin' Saturdays repeat monthly and are free with paid or member admission. All programs, approximately 90-minutes in length, are held in the Space Gallery Classroom and parent participation is required.
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