We went there on a day when admission was free so it was very very crowded (don't recommenced you visit on a crowded day) but extremely intresting for fans of flying and air space.

Was blown away! So many amazing exhibits, aircraft, missiles,space pods- Oh my! Didn't get to do the IMAX, got plenty of pics, hat, shirt

Lots to see, but crazy crowded. Really good for kids, and very educational for them, but for me, not so much.

Great historical perspective of our country's air and space history. Many of the exhibits are truly one of a kind.

This was my fifth visit and I still found displays that I had not explored before. Definitely allow yourself at least three hours to explore everything in the museum. There are exhibits for war buffs, space geeks, and future aerospace engineers. However, several of the...More

Its like dream come true when you visit the Air and Space Museum. You can explore everything from Air Crafts to Space ships.

Went and saw this 13 yrs ago and a lot of the things to see look the exact same as it was back then. I feel they need to really change it up as it was a big disappointment. Would not go back unless they...More

Custodian of all Spacecrafts of the world it was a thrilling experience starting from space, moon invasions,Planetarium,. Satellite, Aircraft, Balloons etc.Information were available just a button away.

My nine year old girl would like to write this review. She says it was amazing and educational and it told us how planes back then were and two brothers invented the first plane and she loved taking pictures of all the planes on the...More

We spent a good part of the afternoon in this (free entry) museum. Some of the exhibits make one ponder about the courage of the pioneers that paved the road for all of us.