Went here with my wife and brother while on vacation and was well pleased with the variety of... read more
This is a unique, fun and educational event. Went as part of a Birthday Party. There is a lot of... read more
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Went here with my wife and brother while on vacation and was well pleased with the variety of planes and various aviation exhibits. Also, had the opportunity to talk a pilot who was trained by the father of the first female naval pilot.
This is a unique, fun and educational event. Went as part of a Birthday Party. There is a lot of hands on things to do for parents and children. Kids can do a lot of the activities on their own. There are airplanes outside to...More
I try and make a point of visiting local air museums when I travel. This one did not disappoint. Entrance fee was very reasonable and they had great exhibits on the history of aviation from the beginning through modern day travel. The Southwest exhibit and...More
This is a unique museum displaying the history for aircraft. And the history of Southwest Airlines. If you live in Dallas there is a place to have a kids birthday party with a play area inside. So awesome. Well worth 2 to 3 hours of...More
The place is very interesting and provides an insight to the early years of aviation. Keep in mind there is nothing else around it. The place is a destination and there is no walking or exploring around it.
Finally made it over to the Frontiers of Flight Museum this past December and loved every minute of the experience! My father was in town and he also really enjoyed the experience, which has a huge Southwest Airlines presence. I was blown away by the...More
The docents were awesome and oh so friendly and very interesting to talk to. Spread out with lots of information.
During a recent work trip to Dallas I took the opportunity to go and visit this museum. The amount of artifacts and aircraft was amazing. They have done a wonderful job of putting a lot of detail behind everything on display. It’s definitely an educational...More
I mean, you could see the whole place from the entrance without paying the ridiculous entrance fee, if you want something better to do on Lemmon Ave. there are some supercar dealers a bit further down the road.
Well the last time we went was 2 years ago, we had a great time. So much to do and see! Great place for the kiddos
