Entrada al Museo del Vuelo
Descripción
Prepárate para viajar por el aire y el espacio en el Museo del Vuelo con este ticket de admisión. ¡Explora más de 160 aeronaves y naves espaciales desde el Boeing 787 Dreamliner hasta el Supersonic Concord en el museo independiente y sin fines de lucro más grande del mundo! Hay 175 aviones y naves espaciales y decenas de miles de artefactos y fotografías raras. Recorra el Air Force One, 747, y más en el Pabellón de Aviación y luego diríjase más allá a la Galería Espacial para ver un Entrenador del Transbordador Espacial.
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Itinerario
El Museo del Vuelo es el museo independiente del aire y el espacio más grande del mundo. Ubicado en el aeropuerto más antiguo de Seattle, exhibe más de 160 aviones y naves espaciales en un campus de 23 acres. Los seis edificios del museo incluyen la fábrica original de aviones Boeing. Como una de las principales atracciones de la región, ofrecemos simuladores de vuelo y docenas de exhibiciones interactivas y divertidas y actividades familiares. La "Gran Galería" es un impresionante edificio de cristal de seis pisos con 43 aviones desde la década de 1920 hasta el presente, incluido un raro avión espía M-21 Blackbird y aviones de combate de las guerras de Corea y Vietnam. ¡Sin mencionar los emocionantes simuladores de vuelo en 3D y en movimiento completo!
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(498)
One of the best aviation museums in the world, although it should really be renamed to include the word “American” in the name, as it’s missing so many important European exhibits. One concession is Concorde, which has the longest queue for a visit!
Would suggest getting the audio tour at the front desk. Lots of planes you can walk through and see.
The museum would not accept my bought tickets. I request a refund please.
We visited with our 13 year old grandson, he'd say the flight simulators were among his favorite things and fortunately there was never more than 1 person waiting in front of him.
We went visiting from the uk specifically to view Concorde and having been in the Boeing tour the day before it was great to see the 747 - however the whole museum has a Great generational collection , can easily spend 3/4hrs looking at the museum pieces , top tip speak to the volunteers they are an asset to the museum and have some great stories to share !! We took the 124 bus from downtown Seattle stops right outside the museum , The museum facilities are fantastic and the cafe we thought very reasonable priced with great tasting food.
Some amazing aircraft from all eras. The military aircraft were combined with stories, particularly WWI and WWII. Well done. A little busy at times in some sections. Easy to get lost in the minutiae. Overall, the exhibits were good. Loved walking into actual aircraft in the pavilion. Unfortunately the Dreamliner was closed.
Great place to learn about planes and their history! You can get into the planes, touch them, an lots of picture spots
Wow, this is an incredible museum - more like museum's! It was so well done. Walking on the first 747 and the first AirForce One, was great. You could spend a day here. And their little cafe was excellent too. All first class.
For an avgeek visiting Seattle, this is well worth a 3 hour detour…. Apollo, Air Force One, B52, Concorde, B747 and B787!! Amongst many others If you get there at opening time, note that the walk-thru’s of the aircraft may happen an hour after opening…. Plus I’d recommend to start the walk-thru at the B747 or another aircraft towards the back of the Aviation Pavilion. I can’t believe that you get so much access to them. I’ll visit again the next time I’m in Seattle. If you like the Intrepid Museum in NY, this one you’ll like too, especially with the regular sound of airframe lifting off from Everett field nearby.
A wonderful tour and definitely worth visiting when in Seattle. There are numerous tours available we took the Boeing Everett factory tour which was a 80 minute guided tour which gave us front eye view of the production of the newest plane 777 and 777x.
