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Frontiers of Flight Museum

361 Reviews

#21 of 218 things to do in Dallas

Museums, Specialty Museums

Closed Now: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

6911 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX 75209-3603

Open today: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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“If you love the history of flight, this is your museum!”

My husband loved this exhibit...it is very informative and you will learn about aviation history... read more

Reviewed 3 days ago

Kathy D

Hendersonville, Tennessee, United States

“A GREAT DAY OUT!”

If you are interested in the history of flight.... THIS IS THE PLACE, fun entertaining and a... read more

Reviewed 4 days ago

Maks S

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This museum memorializes the pioneers of flight, from the 1920s and 30s, through World War II and up to the jet and rocket age of today. The museum also showcases the Dallas/Fort Worth area, known today as the Aviation Capital of the World, played...more

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Hours Today: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Suggested duration: 1-2 hours

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6911 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX 75209-3603

This attraction is at Love Field

Northwest Dallas-love Field

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Kathy D

Hendersonville, Tennessee, United States

23773

Reviewed 3 days ago

If you love the history of flight, this is your museum!

My husband loved this exhibit...it is very informative and you will learn about aviation history. It's near Love field where Southwest flies out of so look for it. They are charging to get in but not to park. Enjoy!

Date of experience: March 2019

Thank Kathy D

Maks S

191

Reviewed 4 days ago

A GREAT DAY OUT!

If you are interested in the history of flight.... THIS IS THE PLACE, fun entertaining and a wonderful (WARNING!) gift shop!

Date of experience: March 2019

Thank Maks S

DrKwash

Waxahachie, Texas

298

Reviewed 5 days ago

Great small museum with kids play area

This was a fine place to take my 5 year old grandson on a couple of occasions..plenty to interest the kids and grownups....and a large play area to really run and climb for the youngsters. Unusual and approachable aircraft, well worth a half day.

Date of experience: July 2018

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st25w

Paris, France

17827

Reviewed 1 week ago

Frontiers of Flight Museum is simply amazing for anybody interested in aviation

The Frontiers of Flight Museum is a a true gem and awesome place to see and learn about aviation history. The museum is adjacent to Dallas Love Field Airport and also a great place to do a little plane-spotting before or after a visit. The...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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char1scott

Mobile, Alabama

31883

Reviewed January 31, 2019

What a place!

I was so impressed with Frontiers of Flight. The exhibits and artifacts are informative. The planes are magnificantly displayed and the simulators are fun. Not to be missed when in Dallas!

Date of experience: January 2019

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Dianne W

Dallas, Texas, United States

7116

Reviewed January 16, 2019

Fun place to take kids and adults

I have taken my toddler grandson here several times. He always has so much fun. They have a great play area for kids (must be supervised) and a wonderful museum for adults too.

Date of experience: January 2019

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GHillTX

Dallas, Texas

Reviewed January 16, 2019

Aviation History at your fingertips

I love the fact that you can get really up close and personal with most of the artifacts. My fave is the Braniff exhibit with an extensive collection of Braniff memorabilla

Date of experience: December 2018

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SoonerMagic77

Dallas, Texas

2812

Reviewed January 16, 2019 via mobile

Enjoyable Visit!

Enjoyable visit to the Frontiers of Flight Museum. The Apollo 7 capsule was very interesting. The hatch was open so you could see inside. Not much room in n there...lol. There there was a wide variety of aircraft from different eras. Worth your time!

Date of experience: January 2019

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CPaM68

Houston, Texas

348315

Reviewed January 7, 2019

Unique, Fun, and Educational

From the Wright Brothers and other early dreamers of flight to Apollo 7 and space explorers, the Frontiers of Flight Museum offers a variety of interesting exhibits to examine. During a recent visit to Dallas, I had the opportunity to take two of my grandchildren...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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pick_jeremy

Dallas, Texas

444

Reviewed December 11, 2018

an easy museum....an hour will more than suffice. free parking.

this is a nice museum, but on the small side, and most of it seems to be a tribute to Southwest Airlines, which, I suppose is okay, seeing as the museum is at Love Field, Southwest's home. you won't need more than 45 minutes to...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Alison H

Is it suitable for toddlers?

August 6, 2017|

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Yes, but as in all situations with toddlers, they must be supervised. It is not a place where they can just run and touch everything. There is a very nice play area however just for them.

topshot39

Are you open tomorrow, from when to when?

April 8, 2017|

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Check the website

flash54

We have a 3 hour layover at Love. Would that be enough time to see this museum?

September 10, 2016|

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Yes and no. If you just want to look w/o reading, then maybe you could get away with it. If you want to soak in the full experience, especially if you get a tour, you might be pulling it a little close.

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