A great day out! We did the Behind the Blast Doors tour and really enjoyed it. Great tour guides... read more
Looking for something really unique to do in the Tucson area and learn about the history of the... read more
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A great day out! We did the Behind the Blast Doors tour and really enjoyed it. Great tour guides who really know their stuff. Can thoroughly recommend this museum and the tours! Give it a go, you won’t regret it!
Looking for something really unique to do in the Tucson area and learn about the history of the Cold War at the same time? This is the place to go! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and spent lots of time answering our questions. This...More
If you visit the museum arrive well before noon. We drove down from Tucson today and were at the front door at 3:27. The door was locked but there were 2 women inside. Knocking on the door brought a uniformed employee to the door stating...More
They offer a one hour tour and a five hour tour. I think both are great. We did the five hour tour and got to see every level of the silo and all the equipment associated with its workings. The tour guides were very knowledgable,...More
A wonderful tour which provides fascinating insights into the inside workings of the Titan Missile program. After a brief but very informative video, the tour takes you below ground to view various facilities in the missile silo, including the missile itself. Our tour guide was...More
This museum has its own type of history - defending the United States of America. Very interesting - the docent we had was very knowledgeable and made the visit to this underground world more than just a tour, showing how people were responsible for our...More
The only Titan II missile site still open. Tours of the control room and silo are led by knowledgeable docents. Our guide was a former “missileteer” and provided great insight into missile based deterrence. We listened to a fascinating podcast before the visit. Search for...More
An extremely and a resting place to visit. I wish we would have had more time so that we could have booked additional tours. So be sure to check out all of the tour options before visiting. We took the standard tour, which was the...More
Go early in the morning - so you are there around 10 AM. Exect at least two hours there. About 20 minutes movie, then the tour itself. Take camera and take lost of pictures.
One thing I love about visiting important historical sites is how the facts and pieces that you know, and new ones that you didn't, all come together. I have such a better understanding of the Cold War after visiting this site. The docents on our...More
