This museum has a great variety of planes and very nice and interesting volunteers. Many of the volunteers flew these planes. Enjoyed it tremendously. more

We visited this museum on one of the rare wet days in Palm Springs. It is effectively two hangers side by side filled with old planes and cars, all of which were in good condition. Interpretive wall maps showed the war in the Pacific in one hanger and the war in Europe in the other. Outside there is a further... more

On our previous trips to Palm Springs, we never bothered to stop at the Air Museum. Last week, on a trip with my wife, her dad and his wife, we did. Jack, an Army vet, made it a "must see" on his list of things to do. And he was so right! The WWII air craft collection is incredible. The... more

Hi, If you have to go, GO! There is nothing to do in Palm Springs. The people that have given this museum 4 or 5 stars, obviousely have not visited San Diego's Air and Space Museum. It is 10 times better, more planes, more experiences, more stuff for children, out door helicopters, etc. What really pist me off is that... more

If you are interested in WW2 aeroplanes this museum is an absolute must. The aircraft aren't fenced off, you can get up close, touch them, bang your head on them and even climb inside some of them. The thing that really sets it apart though are the guys in the red shirts, each one an expert in his/her own field,... more

Have been to Palm Springs Air Museum two times (in 1999 and 2OO2) while visiting Desert Hot Springs. Since I grew up in California between 1957 and 1963 (12 to 18 years old) I have been very much interested in aviation and especially in WW II aviation. This museum is really the cream of the crop and I can linger... more