Museum of Flight
9404 East Marginal Way South
Tukwila, WA 98108
Tukwila, WA 98108
Take Exit 158 from Interstate 5 and experience The Museum of Flight, one of the largest space museums in the world. From the Wright brothers to outer space—the wonder of flight comes alive in more than 85 historic aircraft, interactive exhibits and family activities. Journey through history aboard the original jet Air Force One and the supersonic Concorde. Try on the cockpit of the Mach 3 Blackbird spyplane. Explore the Red Barn–the workshop where Bill Boeing built his first airplane. Take a wild aerobatic flight in the X-Pilot motion simulator. Discover stories of unimaginable bravery in the brand new Personal Courage Wing, featuring 28 WWI and WWII fighters.
This attraction is located about
5.1
miles from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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| Price | : | $10.00 - $18.00 |
| Duration | : | about 3 hours |
| Hours | : | Open Daily: 10am-5pm; 1st Thursday of each month: 10am-9pm (free after 5 pm); Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day |
| Features | : | Free Parking Handicapped Accessible Motorcoach Parking Does Not Accept Checks |
| Phone | : | 206-764-5720 |
| Website | : | http://www.museumofflight.org |
Visitor Reviews
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Friday April 20, 2012
Hi there!! My family had a chance to visit Seattle from April 5-12 We have family in Kent and was a great chance to catch up with loved ones!! We did the City pass and saw the pacific science center, Space Needle and did a harbor cruise enjoyed the Museum of flight and so much more!! It only rained 2 days out of our trip and everyone seemed so nice. Looking up at all the tall buildings was awe inspiring!! I have enclosed a video and various pictures!! WE WILL BE BACK!!!!— Joseph
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Tuesday April 10, 2012
My winter adventure starts at the SeaTac Marriott which would be my base camp. From there, most of the places I want to visit are within easy reach. These include Pike's Market, the Boeing Museum of Flight, a tour of the Boeing production facilities, Theo Chocolate factory tour, and a trip to the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park.— Steve
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Thursday April 05, 2012
My story starts at the Radisson Hotel Gateway Seattle Tacoma Airport, which has the best connections to Seattle (and the airport) I could imagine. Makes a great base even if you don't rent a car. Heading out to museums, the Museum of Flight was first on the list, followed by McChord Air Museum - if you like aviation, don't miss this fantastic collection. The Seattle and Tacoma Art Museums are both wonderful, and I can't visit Seattle without going to the Space Needle - it is such an iconic structure, and I always manage to find a new restaurant in the area to try for lunch. My final trip is to the lot where I plan to build a retirement home. Yes, I liked the place so much, I bought a piece of it.— Robert
