Are there any age restrictions or specific facilities for young children visiting the museum?

There are no age restrictions for entry, and the facility includes a dedicated Kids' Flight Zone with interactive activities designed for younger visitors.

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The Museum of Flight

Name: The Museum of Flight
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Price: 26.66 SGD
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Seattle, WA 98108, United States

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Adult

SGD 36.82

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SGD 26.66

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SGD 31.74

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About The Museum of Flight

Perched on the historic Boeing airfield where modern aviation was born, The Museum of Flight is one of the world's largest air and space museums, housing over 175 aircraft and spacecraft — and most of them invite you to step right inside. From the cockpit of a Concorde to the legendary Boeing 747 and 787 prototypes, this is an immersive aviation adventure unlike any other.

Local Legends & Stories

The Museum of Flight sits on the exact ground where William Boeing launched his first seaplane in 1916, making it the birthplace of one of the world's largest aerospace companies. Seattle's aviation heritage runs deep, and this museum preserves every engine, wing, and story of the city's pioneering role in flight.

Must Do Experiences

Board the British Airways Concorde and sit in the passenger cabin of the supersonic jet that once crossed the Atlantic in under three hours
Walk through the first jet-powered Air Force One and imagine the weight of presidential travel
Stand inside the prototype Boeing 747 and 787 that launched two generations of commercial air travel
Spot the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, the fastest and highest-flying manned aircraft ever built

Hidden Gems

Visit the Aviation Pavilion early in the day when it's quietest — you'll have the Concorde and 747 almost to yourself
Don't miss the museum's collection of historic Boeing prototypes hidden in the south hangar, where you can see the aircraft that changed the world
The museum's rooftop terrace offers rare up-close views of active Boeing factory operations on a clear day

What Makes it Special

One of the few museums in the world where you can actually board and explore the cockpits and cabins of iconic aircraft including a Concorde and Air Force One
Built on the original Boeing airfield, giving it an authenticity and historical connection that no other aviation museum can match
Over 175 aircraft and spacecraft on display, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive air and space museums globally

Available Facilities

Gift shop café wheelchair accessibility free parking guided tours audio guides family restrooms lockers

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Visit on a weekday morning right at opening time for the smallest crowds and the best photos. Summer months offer the longest operating hours, while spring and fall provide a comfortable balance of mild weather and fewer visitors.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

The interior lighting in the Great Gallery is dramatic — use a wide-angle lens to capture the full scale of suspended aircraft
The Blackbird and Concorde are best photographed in the morning light when the sun streams through the pavilion windows
Check if rooftop access is available for exterior shots of the museum against the Seattle skyline

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

The museum caters to aviation enthusiasts of all ages — don't hesitate to ask staff and volunteers their favourite aircraft, as many are passionate former pilots and engineers Photography is generally encouraged but flash may be restricted in certain galleries, so watch for signage

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

AirVenture — annual summer fly-in featuring vintage and modern aircraft performing live demonstrations
Family Aviation Days — weekend events with flight simulators, hands-on workshops, and meet-the-pilot sessions
Holiday in the Hangars — seasonal celebration featuring special exhibits, themed tours, and festive activities

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

Some aircraft require climbing ladders or narrow stairways — follow all posted safety instructions and supervise children closely
Keep hands inside the aircraft cabins and do not lean on exhibits, as some displays are delicate historical artifacts
Stay within designated visitor areas, especially near hangar bays where active aircraft movements may occur

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

Adult tickets are available for purchase online or at the museum entrance. Children under five enter free, and discounted rates apply for students, seniors, and military personnel.

Visit Duration

Plan for 3 to 4 hours to experience the full collection at a comfortable pace. Families with children or serious aviation enthusiasts may want to spend a full half-day exploring every hangar.

Accessibility

The Museum of Flight is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators, ramps, and accessible restrooms throughout all galleries. Accessible parking is available, and wheelchairs can be borrowed at the entrance on a first-come basis.

Overview

Built on the ground where Boeing began, this is one of the largest air and space museums in the world, holding over one hundred and seventy-five aircraft and spacecraft — and most of the important ones can be boarded rather than merely admired.

In the Aviation Pavilion you can walk through the first jet Air Force One, step aboard a British Airways Concorde, and stand inside the prototype 747 and 787 that launched two generations of air travel. A B-17 and a B-29 sit alongside them, and a Lockheed Blackbird crouches nearby looking like something from another century.

Inside, the Great Gallery suspends dozens of aircraft overhead while a Space Shuttle trainer, Apollo-era artefacts and First and Second World War fighters fill the wings. A working air traffic control tower pipes in live radio from the runway outside, where real aircraft take off throughout the day.

Important Information

Opening Hours

Open from 10:00am-5:00pm

What's Included

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Most travelers can participate Location of use 9404 E Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA 98108, USA Time of use 10:00~17:00(1/1-12/31 Monday-Sunday)

Location

Seattle, WA 98108, United States

Frequently Asked Questions

The museum is one of the largest air and space museums in the world, featuring over 175 aircraft and spacecraft that guests can explore. Visitors have the opportunity to step aboard historic milestones like the first jet Air Force One, a British Airways Concorde, and the prototype 747.

Guests typically spend several hours exploring the extensive exhibits, which include the Great Gallery, the Aviation Pavilion, and numerous boardable aircraft. The vast collection of over 175 aircraft and spacecraft, alongside Apollo-era artifacts, provides a comprehensive experience.

Visitors can board the first jet Air Force One, a British Airways Concorde, the prototype 747 and 787, a B-17, and a B-29 bomber.

The museum is located at 9404 East Marginal Way South and is accessible via King County Metro bus routes or a short rideshare trip from the Othello Link Light Rail station.

While the main museum galleries and pavilions are fully wheelchair accessible, the narrow aisles and steep stairs of the historic aircraft interiors cannot accommodate wheelchairs.

There are no age restrictions for entry, and the facility includes a dedicated Kids' Flight Zone with interactive activities designed for younger visitors.

Weekday mornings right after opening, particularly during the off-peak seasons of fall and winter, offer the least crowded experience.

The museum provides a coat check near the main entrance for storing jackets and small bags, though oversized luggage is not permitted inside the exhibit galleries.

The tower pipes in live radio communications from the adjacent Boeing Field, allowing visitors to listen to real-time air traffic control operations.

The space gallery features a full-scale Space Shuttle trainer used by NASA astronauts, alongside various Apollo-era artifacts and early spaceflight capsules.

Same-day re-entry is permitted as long as you get your hand stamped or retain your ticket receipt before exiting the main doors.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the exhibition galleries, but the museum has an on-site cafe and designated outdoor picnic areas.

About The Museum of Flight

Plan for 3 to 4 hours to experience the full collection at a comfortable pace. Families with children or serious aviation enthusiasts may want to spend a full half-day exploring every hangar.

As the largest flight museum in the western United States, there are more than 100 aircraft in the museum, as well as various aircraft design drawings and parts tools. There are also displays of various types of aircraft from the invention of the Wright Brothers, fighter planes during World War I and World War II to the current British Airways aircraft. The Flight Museum can be roughly divided into six display areas, namely The Great Gallery, The Personal Courage Wing, The Red Barn, Space Exhibit, Simulators and the Airpark outside the museum. 1. The Great Gallery The Great Gallery is six stories high and currently houses 43 historic aircrafts, recording a hundred years of human flight history. There are SR-71 and F-18 simulators, children's area and space area, and there is an on-site simulation control tower. You can hear the call between the aircraft and the tower in Boeing Airport, and you can see the take-off and landing of aircraft on various routes. 2.ThePersonalCourageWingThePersonalCourageWing shows the planes used in the two world wars and the stories behind these planes. There is also a cinema in the exhibition area, where visitors can watch invaluable documentaries about the two world wars on a schedule. 3.TheRedBarn's unique red building TheRedBarn is the preserved Boeing's early aircraft factory, which also houses many Boeing's development documents. 4.SpaceExhibit&SimulatorsSpaceExhibit&Simulators are two places specially designed for children, with cool spaceships and fun simulated aircraft respectively, which are places that children will like very much. 5. Airpark outside the Airpark Museum displays the early Boeing 747 Air Force One (AirForceOne), Boeing 737 and the West Coast Concorde (Concorde) and other aircraft.

Adult tickets are available for purchase online or at the museum entrance. Children under five enter free, and discounted rates apply for students, seniors, and military personnel.

Some aircraft require climbing ladders or narrow stairways — follow all posted safety instructions and supervise children closely
Keep hands inside the aircraft cabins and do not lean on exhibits, as some displays are delicate historical artifacts
Stay within designated visitor areas, especially near hangar bays where active aircraft movements may occur

The interior lighting in the Great Gallery is dramatic — use a wide-angle lens to capture the full scale of suspended aircraft
The Blackbird and Concorde are best photographed in the morning light when the sun streams through the pavilion windows
Check if rooftop access is available for exterior shots of the museum against the Seattle skyline

Gift shop, café, wheelchair accessibility, free parking, guided tours, audio guides, family restrooms, lockers

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