Cool place with a lot of history on the air side. Lots of photo opportunities as well. As for the planetarium, we watched the film. “Stars.” That was cool but the night sky presentation afterwards was very interesting and enjoyable. Theater was really nice as well. Good way to spend a few hours in the area.

We thoroughly enjoyed this museum! There is a lot of history and science packed into this place. We spent the entire afternoon there and still didn't read everything. There was helpful volunteers there as well to answer questions and just share their knowledge. We didn't have time to do the Planetarium so we will be back.

This was cool for kids and adults. Lots of interactive fun exhibits, combines older and newer experiences. Great bones here, a little more investment could really take this place to the next level. Just a little updating could go a long way…definitely go if you have kids.

Although this isn’t a very large facility, they have some really nice displays and a good bit of interactive stuff especially geared toward kids. You can look into the cockpit of a DC-9 and outside there is also a Vietnam era helicopter. A mock-up of one of the rovers from the moon and other space related displays. I got a kick out of the hot air balloon where the guy is just underneath it in a swing! There are a number of people to answer questions also.

I think I’ve been spoiled because I’ve been to many air museums in Ohio, D.C., Virginia, and Europe and this one truly disappointed. It was very small, with limited information but great for an introduction to kids. The planetarium show was equally disappointing with primitive drawings and a film made almost 10 years ago. Again, kids would enjoy it. I think we saw the whole thing in 30 minutes including the gift shop.

Tulsa Air and Space Museum (TASM) was a blast and fun to explore everything that they had one display there. Anyone who is doing a vacation in Tulsa Oklahoma makes sure that you go see this place. Fun for all ages. Not to brag or anything, but I was the only one in my family who could do the astronaut space walk successfully. I got myself/astronaut back to the shuttle successfully without hitting any astros. All the simulations were the best part of the experience. My love of the space program became bigger when I had to do research for my delima essay on the shuttle disasters.