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ADXBS

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

28776

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Good display of iconic aircrfat

Great collection of some iconic aircraft some of which are lovingly maintained in flying condition. The B17 could be a bit better preserved as it seems it has been left to its own devices and it is sad to see such a historic aircraft deteriorate...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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rkizlyk

Calgary, Canada

9

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Great Flying Museum

They have a wonderful collection of World War 2 aircraft from the US, Britain and Germany, many which are still flying! Lots of history recorded. There's also a lot of static displays to see. A must see for anyone interested in aviation.

Date of experience: October 2018

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hesitant-one

5

Reviewed December 13, 2018

This is one "Big-Daddy"Air-museum.

This Museum,is really,extensive,if you are an"Airplane-Nut",like me,it's kind of "Heaven-on-a-Stick",great guides to show you around,and you will have sit-down,& have a rest !--I've been there twice,in summer,& was really hot,but if you are a "fan",take a day to see this great museum,-don't miss this one...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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JohnNV51

Las Vegas, Nevada

9234

Reviewed December 2, 2018

Memory Lane.....

What a great place to pay homage to the planes of our past. The displays are priceless and the meticulous care in which these war birds are maintained is simply amazing. As a former air force crew chief and employed in the aviation industry for...More

Date of experience: September 2018

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Olly13538

Los Angeles, California

16646

Reviewed November 26, 2018

Great Museum

Fantastic museum with all types of aircraft on display. Love that they finally restored the Learjet and now have it outside on display

Date of experience: October 2018

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C7712VCpaull

Whitefish, Montana

584

Reviewed November 11, 2018 via mobile

Turned in on a whim

Great museum, a working museum. Lots of displays of a wide variety of aircraft from WWII and the early jet era. They do restoration of aircraft there so some of their displays actually fly. This would be a 5 star place if they could improve...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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299jonc

Calgary, Canada

9331

Reviewed November 8, 2018

An Amazing Collection of Aircraft

This the one of the most amazing collections of flying vintage aircraft you can see in one place. You are free to walk from exhibit to exhibit, hangar to hanger and get up close (enough to touch) and personal with these rare aircraft.

Date of experience: November 2018

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MisterAlbert

London, United Kingdom

103

Reviewed October 18, 2018

Planes, planes and more planes.

If you like aircraft of any kind, especially warbirds, this is a must visit place. It has 7-8 large hangars with aircraft on display and several aircraft on display in the open air. Open Sunday-Friday 10am - 5pm. Saturday 9am-5pm. Closed for all the big...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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F6027EOtoms

Tampa, Florida

539

Reviewed August 29, 2018

A good way to spend a few hours.

This museum has (mostly) restored planes from the Wright Brothers through the 1960's. There are many from the WWII era. There are also hundreds of model airplanes of all sorts. The exhibits are well laid out and very informative. It looks like many people have...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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yachtzee1

Redlands, California

41

Reviewed July 24, 2018

Great reminiscences

As an Air Force crew chief (retired) I could easily spend a day there checking out all the planes and related items. A really nicely set up museum with very helpful people and lots of interesting exhibits. Any airplane buff would enjoy it

Date of experience: October 2017

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Gazzax2

Is it possible to get to Planes of Fame by public transport? From the main tourist areas of LA?

January 11, 2017|

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Public transportation would be quite a challenge from the tourist areas of Los Angeles. The Planes of Fame Museum is in rural Chino about 40 miles away from LA. Personally I would not take public transportation from LA to... More

Ka C

What's the parking fee?

June 14, 2016|

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Free parking. $11 fee to museum, $10 for Seniors.

darrenm167

Hi, we're off on holiday soon, we live in England, and I'm really looking to visiting PoF Museum :0) I could do either Saturday the 18th, Sunday 19th or Monday 20th of July. Two questions, 1) any thoughts on which day would be best to visit and why? 2) I'll need to travel from Hollywood, any thoughts on how I could get there, assuming its a train / taxi combo ? Would appreciate any advice. Cheers, Darren

July 5, 2015|

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Hi Darren, I live in SanDiego and am a native Californian. We just don't have the kinda public transportation that your used to in the UK. The only reasonable way for you would be to rent a car and drive there. I think the... More