The museum is currently closed to the public as of November 20th for Phase 2. Only holders of Department of Defense (DoD) identification and Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC) holders with either a service connected disability or who are a former POW or recipient of the Purple Heart or Medal of Honor and their guests are allowed to visit. It wouldve been an amazing experience to see but next time Im back in Pensacola, Ill visit when its open to the public. Though visiting the website was educational as well. Thank you, Navy, for taking precaution during this pandemic and limiting guests. And thank you to those currently serving, whose lives were loss, and veterans of the Armed Forces for all you do to defend our country.

Come to Florida every year and never miss visiting this museum. They have always added something new and they have places for little kids to play while the adults get to see the air craft and exhibits. Flight simulators and excellent IMAX films are wonderful and the guides are mostly volunteers, but so, extremely knowledgeable, (many are Veterans or Veteran There is also the Cubi Café which has some of the most reasonably priced meals in the area. When visiting the Pensacola area for more than 2 or 3 days, its a 98% chance, (Id guess), that it will rain. Entrance is free, but they have a donation box, and the IMAX and flight simulators have a fee, (but not that expensive). As I write this, the museum is temporarily closed, I was told because of Covid. Hoping it will reopen ASAP. Also, if you get there early enough, you can watch the Blue Angels practice from the stands, (check times for changes, but usually I believe it is about 11 am), if they are not away performing out of town. Even if they are, look skyward when you hear the jet engines and maybe you will luck out and get to watch pilots doing touch & goes.Do not forget to visit the light house when it reopens to the public, you can actually walk through a trail, but right now, I believe its only military personnel and guests allowed.

This was the best museum Ive been too! My husband and I loved every bit of it, they have so much to see. Tons of history. Kids got a little tired but they enjoyed it as well. The best part was seeing the Blue Angels practice, so AWESOME! Brought back memories of when I watched them at an airshow as a kid. 100% recommend!!!! Loved it!

A great museum if you love airplanes and helicopters. Most of the exhibits are aircraft. Self-guided tour took my family 3 hours. The museum has a gift shop and a restaurant and restrooms. We might come back in the future. We prefer the World War II Museum in New Orleans because of the variety.

We decided to take a half day and come down from Orange Beach to the museum and see the Blue Angels practice. It was awesome! The kids loved the interactive museum and of course the Blue Angels.Before the air show started there were volunteers around the seating areas that offered insightful facts and answered questions about the Blue Angels. Once the show started the jets were flying so close to you, you felt like you could reach out and touch them (well you know what I mean).Tips for going to the museum :1. If you are going on a day that the Blue Angels are practicing arrive before the museum opens otherwise you could be parking in the grass away from everything.2. If you want a good seat to watch the air show then head out 45 minutes to an hour. If you are bringing your own chair you can arrive when ever you want.3. Bring food and drinks with you if you do come early. You can bring a reasonable size soft cooler with you from the car to the air field.This is a stop you dont want to miss if you are visiting from out of town.

Arrived to the museum at 8:45, doors opened at 9. Spent an hour looking around then grabbed our chairs and went out to the flight line at 10. Sunscreen and water is a must, and they do have plenty of water for sale, along with souvenirs and snacks. Chair rentals are $3 if you dont have your own. The practice if first class, with great volunteers explaining most every move and direction in which the Angels will be coming in from.

We stopped in to visit the museum on a day that coincided with the Blue Angels practice. We timed it perfectly where we walked inside the spacious facilities containing the countless aircraft beforehand, giving us a couple of hours. For real history buffs, you could spend the entire day in the two buildings that house these magnificent machines of military might.It’s great for families and anyone that loves airplanes, history, and the good ol’ USA!

Fantastic museum on Naval Aviation history. The exhibits are easily walkable and their displays are highly informative. There are guided tours you can take with a docent at no charge, but we decided to explore on our own.When we went in the afternoon there was plenty of parking in a lot that is well loaded out and clearly markedAdmission is free, but they do ask for a small donation to fund their work.Lastly, if you are using a Google Maps to get you there from the east, it will direct you to the wrong gate of the N.A.S. Head for the west gate (there are billboards on the route that say this, and is why we ignored the directions after a while).

LOVED IT! It was great to view aircraft from the past and read some of its history. We were able to experience a flight simulator for a $20.00 fee, but well worth it. You felt like you were in an actual plane!

Such a cool exhibit of naval and military aviation.

Love this place! Great place to take children and stop in for a bite at the cafe. Cant wait til it reopens to public again

Absolutely stunning display of aerial acrobatics and power! If you want to get in and get a decent seat without getting stuck on the road outside the base, make sure you are here by 9:30 am!Also, as far as getting here be sure you take the West entrance as this is the only one you can get in as a civilian to come watch the Blue Angels!The pictures I have posted show traffic at the gate both ahead of and behind me when you show up at 10:45. Disastrous. When I showed up at 9:45, it was a totally different story.

So much to look at and so much history! They offer guided tours but we liked to wander. Theres a theatre we also didnt go into but thought was neat. The only thing I could say could improve would be to walk through a cargo plane. That would have been so fascinating (to me)! But there are the smaller planes that you can sit in if youre of smaller stature. Neat artifacts and lots of history. Definitely worth the trip!

Absolutely beautiful museum! I took the family on memorial day and we had a wonderful time! The guides are the best! Theyre some true heros! I would deffinantly recommend if you havent visited, its worth going more than once!

Its FREE and you can make a donation to the museum. This was EXCELLENT! So many aircraft and displays. Tour guide was great. The outside trolley tour through the back where the old aircraft parked is good as well. Would be cool to step out of the trolley but you are not allowed. Got plenty of pictures. Very clean and you can get some great pictures from the second level. Saw my first ever Messerschmitt 262 and Japanese George. Nice restaurant facility. There are also films you can see for a fee in the theatre. I did not see any films as we drove from New Orleans and arrived at 10:30. Plan to spend the day and take in a guided tour.

Google maps takes you to a military employee only entrance. Then you must make a 20 minute detour to get to the right entrance. You must use the Blue Angel Highway entrance - unless you work for the military. Free admission & parking. Open 9-5 everyday. Plan on 4 hours (could very easily spend more). 4 tours daily (1 1/2 hours +- per) starting at 9:30, 11:00, 1, and 2:30PM. After the tour you can easily spend another 2 hours + wandering on your own. It is truly an Incredible museum. Outstanding displays & exhibits.

The Museum is great. The Sentry thinks he is still in Afghanistan. Rude is an understatement. Young Grandchildren having to be subjected to his foul mouth even worse. I visit quarterly since I reside in Fairhope. This was not the first Sentry feeling his oates.

Awesome museum! It really is humbling to see how far man has come in aviation. Much like our spirits have the erg to get to heaven, our bodies have the erg to fly. And in seeing the journey weve come, its only a matter of time before we fly higher! Definitely recommended.

My family loves the museum. It is always a joy to walk around and see the history on display. If you go, take the opportunity to talk with the guides or veterans. They are there because of their love for their country and many have amazing stories to tell. Recently we spoke with a gentleman who was 95 and joined the service at 17. It was an honor to hear his story and listen to someone who had been there.

Great place to enjoy. Ranks right up there with the air force museum in Dayton Ohio. Huge place with a lot of great planes and helicopters. Of course the blue angels are stationed here so you may even catch them in the air running drills if you are lucky. It doesn’t even cost to go in, but you can leave a donation.

My son and I had the best time here. Anytime we are in the area we come to the museum. Especially if there is a practice show. Be prepared to sit in the hot sun. Bring water or buy some. Stay hydrated. And above all, listen to the volunteers. They have so much knowledge.

Awesome! So many planes to see and touch! I started following a tour which was led by a volunteer and retired pilot who had a lot of cool historical stories and personal touches, but I was limited on time and ended up splitting off. Check the blue angels practice schedule online and you might be able to plan your trip so that you can see them fly and get their autographs at the museum.

An amazing opportunity to see the highly advanced flying skills of the US military, and the Blue Angels pilots. Come early and bring a lawn chair to sit right at the flight line of these powerful fighter jets. Sandwiches, snacks, and water are available for purchase, but you may bring your own bottled water and snacks too. A 45 minute practice that you will never forget.

Had a lovely time in 2018 and am now happy to be back in Pensacola next year! Very informative environment for all and a great cafe, good service.

WOW !!! What an amazing museum. They have just about everything that you could imagine in an aviation museum. I would definitely recommend a day trip to this museum to all. So much of our nations history jam packed into one museum. Lets not forget this is the home of the Blue Angels. So if you find yourself in Pensacola I 100% recommend visiting this museum you wont be disappointed.

My kids loved it here. Lots of things to see and theres also simulator rides as well. Its been 15+ yrs since Ive been and its changed a bit and am quite satisfied that my kids enjoyed it just as much as I did growing up!

This place is amazing, so interesting there are so many different types of air craft to see, there is also a lot to do for younger children they have somewhere to play and can go in planes. The cafe is good too they do a good variety of snacks and light lunches with sandwiches that are really tasty. This is good for anyone who likes history not just aviation history. I would highly recommend a visit and best of all its FREE!! so buy something to eat or something from the gift shop.

We loved it but needed more time to go through it. Lots of planes and great exhibits. The folks working there were very knowledgeable and nice. Will have to make trip back!

We ended up getting there a little late so we werent able to enjoy the entire museum but it was a very good museum a very knowledgeable professionals on hand at all times they have simulators which were really cool great place to take the family

Probably one of the coolest places I have been. Has a chance to see him Museum, airplanes, history, and live flight action. We got to see what happens when an airplane malfunctions and we also got to see many of the tricks as it was a perfect day to see them. It would have been better to go into the museum but the amount of planes they have outside that you get to walk through is quite amazing. It was also cool to see the restoration area.

One of the coolest museums ever! Exceedingly well funded, laid out, decorated, explained, everything! Dont miss a tour, they are not to be beat! I cannot think of a better free museum. Try to go on a day when the blue Angels are practicing (it will be very crowded, but worth it!)

What a cool place! We went on the day the blue angels practiced... So the musuem was packed. It was a very cool place with lots to do. They have flight simulators for different missions. Plan on spending a whole day there.

I love this place! I can’t believe it’s free to visit. I insist on going whenever I am visiting family in the area. My kids (elementary-aged) have a great time here as well. Plan on spending the entire day - there is SO MUCH to see. You will want to take your time for sure. When you arrive, head right to the information desk and make a reservation for the flight line tour (it’s free!!) which takes you in a bus that looks like a trolley out behind the museum for a close look at all kinds of amazing aircraft, including planes that are currently being restored. It’s incredible what they do here. The friendly volunteers at the info desk also have maps and can give you all kinds of tips to get the most out of your visit. All of the volunteer staff members are super helpful and many of them have fascinating personal stories involving the history of naval aviation. Take the time to go on one of the (free!) walking tours in the museum if you want to gain even more information than what you can read by each plane. The cafe is great, we happened to be visiting on pizza day and the kids and adults really enjoyed it. The servers in the cafe are super nice as well. Check the website ahead of time to make sure you know which way to enter NAS Pensacola, as well as all identification requirements. Make sure this place is on your to-do list if you will be anywhere near the area!

There is so much history here. So much to see in this museum. Give yourself a good 2-3 hours. We spent about 2 1/2 hours, but we could have easily sorry more time. There staff had great stores and information about the planes and also the history that went with each plane. We had a few guests show up that had either flown a plane there or had history with a story. It was a great contribution. My 4 kids 16-10 all enjoyed it. Thanks

A five star experience. The museum was great and the information was intriguing. There were all sorts of planes from early aviation to modern jets. Be sure to catch the Blue Angels on their practice days to see a death defying show. There is a gift shop, theatre, and two flight simulators. Theres plenty to do for all ages. I didnt get a chance to try out the diner, but it did smell good as I drove by.

Phone system is absolutely infuriating. Clicking the website “Give us a call!” link will result in excessively repeating “we are closed until further notice due to coronavirus” which is no longer the case. Calling the number via google maps will give an option list, press 1 to contact the museum information desk. Pressing 1 will result in “please enter your party’s extension” to be repeated twice followed by “thanks for calling, goodbye” to end the call. How do I navigate this labyrinth to reach a human being on the phone?

We just thought we would see the Blue Angels and then kill an hour or two, since it was free. We spent the entire day here enjoying ourselves. We enjoyed the guided tours. The buildings were filled with vintage aircraft EVERYWHERE and out on the flight line were many of the larger aircraft. It wasnt until we were leaving that we realized there was an entire other building that we had missed! We changed our vacation plans just to come back and spend another entire day here. We loved this place! I cant say enough about the volunteers. They made it a very pleasant experience. Many of the volunteers actually flew some of these vintage aircraft or worked on them while serving our country!

Best museum ever! So much appreciation for he men and women who fought for the US. It’s great to see all the planes and activities you can do there. It’s a great place to explore regardless of how many times you’ve been there. Such a great opportunity to be able to see.

The absolute best museum i have been to. I attended National Flight Academy my sophomore year of high school and it was an awesome experience. I spent most of my childhood here and it couldnt be better

A great free museum! We had a good time here there are a ton of cool planes and jets. Very informative!

This place is Huge! They have 2 airplane hangers. We spent at least 2 1/2 hours there and we didnt even do any of the simulators, or the 4D theatre . What a great place to get up close to these beautiful air crafts and learn about our history. Also FREE admission. They do recommend a $5 donation which really is nothing. They have many different cockpits for children or adults to climb into and checkout. Highly highly recommend!

I went as a chaperone for my granddaughter’s class. I thoroughly enjoyed the museum and the highlight, of course, was the Blue Angels show. It was fantastic! I will be back!

One of the coolest shows you will ever watch. Its amazing what these pilots are capable of. Pictures just cant put that fact into proper prospective. You have to see it for yourself.

This was a great experience and so amazed its free. The Blue Angels were flying all over and it was fun to watch them. So much history it was amazing. I almost gave it a 4 because of the parking lot. Wow. Very crowded and people standing all over watching the planes and so busy it made it very hard to find a spot to park. You almost have to follow someone and hope another person doesnt pull in from the other side. Just crazy. Go early and that shouldnt be a big problem. But what you see is worth the 5 stars. There is also a lighthouse on the way to the museum in the base but it does cost to go up. The water you pass on the base is so beautiful. This was a great day.

I love all things aviation. The Navy does a great job displaying the aircraft as well as telling the history of naval aviation. The museum is very clean and the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.

If you like airplanes you will love this place, if you can find it! Not well sign posted, you need to enter thru the west gates, cross streets are Blue Angel Pkwy and Gulf Beach Hgwy (292A). Federal ID required as this is a military base, and no weapons allowed on base. Museum entrance is free, some exhibits do have fees.

Really cool, very interesting museum, free place to spend a morning or an afternoon. We spent about three hours there, but if you want to read each thing individually, it could easily take up a whole day. It is on a functioning military base so be prepared to have your ID checked multiple times and to have your purse checked. There are two stories, and two buildings, and personally I thought the more interesting stuff was on the second floor of the main museum. Most of the first floor of the main building is made up of planes, which I dont have much knowledge about, but on the second floor there were a lot more wartime exhibits. There is a large gift shop, as well as a small cafe to eat a quick lunch at in the main building.

It is incredible the amount of planes, life sizes boats and all the incredible artifacts that are inside the museum is just outstanding. It is very well taken care off, as it is inside a naval base. A lot of security, relatively easy access to the area. The hours of operation is very bussiness standard. My kids really enjoy it!

What a joy! Feel even more American visiting this place. Thank you to all that have served, currently, and future.

The reviews are correct, this place is somewhere you NEED to visit if in the area. Its FREE (seriously, whats free to visit anymore?!) and provides at least 1½ hours of fun. They have free guided tours, but we had a little one with us so decided to just look at things ourselves and it took us about an hour and a half to look at everything, but read almost none of the signs. They have a little play area for the kids, and lots and lots of planes, helicopters, cars, and some ship items to look at.

This is absolutely the best museum Ive ever seen. There is no cost to enter, but adults must have their identification to enter. No backpacks or large bags allowed. Parking is also free. There is a cafe and a theatre inside. The facility is spotlessly clean and well maintained. The exhibits are exceptional. There is a play area for little kids.

A place you must have to visit. Such a great place it is. Had a great time over there

Fun place to visit, and worth the trip! The museum is incredibly cool, and they paid attention to details in the most surprising ways! They museum is laid out well, and they have a variety of food in case you need to eat during your visit. Great museum!

Such a wonderful display of aviation history. Planes from every era, every war, and more. Interactive displays and models of planes that you can sit in and pretend to fly. Loved the IMAX movie on the history of flight. Great museum with something for everyone in the family.

What a great museum! Plenty of historical displays, interactive elements, and just the sheer number of aircraft make this a must stop place to visit. My kids loved it and sat in EVERY cockpit that you could sit in...which is quite a few. So much to see that it may take a few trips or the use of a free tour guide.

This was an amazing place to visit, if you love history like I do. I was taken by so much information on display. From vintage planes, cars, space crafts and the Blue Angels, of course. What really got me was the stories on the soldiers who were captured in Vietnam. Im from Arizona and John McCain was our senator until his passing. His story of his captivity and abuse he endured was heart wrenching. There is so much to see, you have to come see this for yourself.

We have a great time coming here, so much to see and do. You could spend hours if you really check everything out and go to all the displays. The staff are very friendly, and supplemented by some active duty Navy personnel.

Great place to visit. So many things to look at and experience. Free to get in but accept donations in boxes around the museum to help them keep it going. Must have photo Id to get on base and again to get in the museum. Definitely check the practice schedule for the blue Angels when going. A definitely plus when visiting.

Very awesome if your into planes

Excellent place to get out of the hot sun and see, look, touch, and learn about aviation and naval history. Did I mention its free! Just make sure to bring tour id.

We had a group of about 100 people and they split us into 4 guided tour groups. Oh guide was a fantastic story teller and kept us engaged the entire time. I learned quite a bit.about the planes flown in Vietnam and World War 2. I highly recommend this museum. Plan to spend 3 to 4 hours here.There is a good court here and our group meal was pretty good. The group menu is limited and did not include all of their food items like hot dogs and hamburgers. I had a club croissant and it was good. They had a Cuban sandwich and bbq pulled pork sandwich as well as salads and chicken salad.

Amazing museum!!! So many amazing planes to see, so much information and so big!Plan ahead, it takes up to 3 hours and more to explore the different buildings and have a look on all those master pieces!

Best place to visit if you love planes! Has daily guided tours of real models of every plane ever made. Also includes interactive displays and simulators.

Had such a good time I forgot to take very many photos. Unmatched collection of US Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard aircraft and aviation related artifacts. Macro artifacts are generally well interpreted but smaller artifacts were many times not interpreted (explanation as to story behind the object). Free to park and visit but would suggest a good $$ donation to keep such a good museum in operation for the future. Many one of a kind macro artifacts like this SBD Dauntless that was flown in combat during the Battle of Midway.

Me, my sister and her husband, came to visit this naval aviation museum, and we saw a bunch of airplane and battleships that where use in war before we are born, theres so much to learn about our history and I was so fascinating with how they created a perfect model of the battleships. We even try the simulation. I will going to visit them again.

So much history. A lot of reviews say you can see this place in 1 to 1-1/2 hrs, on the first trip make it 3 or 4 hrs. I liked take my time read some of the history here. Want to come back.

Unbelievable experience so much history so many things to see and understand. If your into flight or engineering the place to be. FYI the entrance is on a naval base so everyone must shot identification when driving in. Also Google maps is incorrect you cannot exit from west to east. YOU MUST EXIT THE WAY YOU ENTERED FROM THE WEST

My boys love going here!!

Great museum! So many hands-on exhibits and experiences. There are a large amount of photo-ops for families and kids. We even met a guide who was a veteran and flew in the plane he was telling us about in WWII! So cool and so informative! Schedule your week so you can see the museum and catch a Blue Angels practice if possible. You dont get the really up close experience, but still some really close up and fun times (I added some videos to the page)!

Great place to bring anyone who likes history or aviation in any way. They dont charge a fee to get in, just that you give a $5 or more donation which is well worth every penny given. If your an aviation buff, plan to send a lot of time here (PS - send the rest off to the beach for a good day)

The museum provides detailed history of the US naval aviation - starting from World War 1. The history of wars was interesting! The museums covers different aspects of naval aviation- technical, historical, personal accounts as well as national security perspectives. The exhibits were impressive! I spent over 3 hours in the museum, and I wish I had more time!

Really cool museum with lots to see. All ages can climb up into many cockpits and even have simulators to experience flight. Would love to go back!

The place in Pensacola fun whit my children learning more about us air force navy and more great place free tours free admission free Parking just you need real id

Enjoyed this museum thoroughly. Just have the Air Force museum at Wright Paterson left on my list.

Best military museum Ive been to. So much history and beautifully restored aircraft. The flight simulator was a lot of fun, but not for the weak of heart. Allowed for full flips and rolls...Plan for half a day to really get the full experience. Free entry, includes guided tours. There are several aviation related movies offered as well for an additional fee. Timing didnt work for us to see any, but they did look interesting so worth checking the schedule ahead of time.Very cool NASA and POW exhibits. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the Pensacola area.

Nice and clean..cant wait to go back there..

Free admission! multiple hangers full of interesting aircraft.

Great place to go toLots of airplanes and historyFree to enter is a plusGood for a rainy day or a day after your first good sunburnWe were there for four hours when my wife and daughter were ready to go but I could have stayed there till they closedPlenty of volunteers to tell you about the plainsOpen 9-5Got to see the Blue Angels fly and that was awesome

As I sat watching a presentation in the middle of a museum, I looked up to see several active duty military personnel, standing at parade rest, around a railing over the top of this presentation. How fitting I thought. This is how we as Americans sleep every night; with the military watching over us, keeping us safe. To the museum.... A wonderful place to visit . Very helpful people all around and ready for questions. Spend a few hours and see the aircraft or spend the day and truly learn about the aircraft that kept this great nation free...

Extremely cool free museum. Tons of old military aircraft on display. They have a couple of simulators which are quite neat as well, although they, along with the IMAX theater, are not free. The Blue Angels also practice at NAS Pensacola, and you can watch them from bleachers beside the runway behind the museum. Hopefully everything will open back up soon here, because this is always a stop for us when we come visit the area.

A very well established facility on this area. It’s really worth paying a visit especially if you’re an air and space kind of a nerd. Have fun in there

The best aviation museum I ever did !!!!Aircraft are in great conditions and the presentation work is amazing !It take the whole day to visit the museum.

We went here during the Blue Angels Practice. It was awesome!! Their performance was amazing! We showed up two hours early to get front rower seats. It is very organized and free!! So much to see!

I loved the museum. I had a great time here. The museum is filled with planes and full-motion flight simulators. I strongly suggest going here for a rainy day!

Easily spend 4+ hours with curiosity. Guided tours dig into why some of the exhibits are special. Contains planes unavailable anywhere else in the world! Have an ID and enter through the WEST gate, admission is FREE. Absolutely worth taking a trip to revisit naval, air, and even space history!

It was a lot of fun and really educational. I still cant believe that its free to get in! It also liked how you could interact with a lot of things.

The history, the planes, and the amazing tour guides. If you have an opportunity to go to Pensacola, I highly recommend. GO BLUE ANGELS!!!! My praise and admonition for the Navy and all military is of the utmost.

One of the top aviation museums. The staff was incredibly nice and helpful.

What an excellent place to come while on vacation! Very kid friendly with a large play area for our friends kids. Theatre and two places to get snacks. One enormous and one large building to go through. Very well kept and informative. Amazing and interesting displays. Got a picture of my husband with his favorite plane :) its on the military base and the employees are military so they are respectful and professional. Would definitely return and recommend!

We love this museum. We have been here before, but today we took a guided tour that was led by a retired Navy pilot who was a charming gentleman with some fascinating historical facts and personal stories to share. We also tried out the flight simulator today which was really fun. It’s a great place to bring to whole family.*Be aware that google maps will direct you to a restricted gate to enter the base and a civilian will not be allowed to enter. You may want to call ahead to get accurate directions until this is corrected.*

Awesome museum. Plan accordingly, you gonna need more than two hours to explore it.

This is an amazing museum. Theyve done an amazing job with the displays. A lot of history, and its free! After you see it all, you gladly give a donation.

This place is AWESOME!!! There are so many planes to see and so much history to take in. If you love planes and the military plan to take several hours here. The Blue Angels also perform a small 30 minute show here during the day.

This was so cool! We arrived late so we didnt get a spot up front. I would love to arrive early and get to see them take off and land and some of the low maneuvers but all the high ones were so cool. Definitely bring an umbrella and hats and sunscreen if you plan to get there earlier.

This was the coolest place. So much history I honestly didn’t know. There was something for everyone; it’s visual, auditory, tactile learning at its finest. If you’re lucky like we were, the Blue Angels were in town and we were allowed to experience their incredible flying show 1st hand. It was a great experience for the grand-parents, parents, kids and great grandkids.

One of our nations true gems. Something for everyone of all ages. ID checks in effect at both the gate and the entry to the museum. 2 Imax theaters, flight simulators, full scale aircraft from several eras in time. Restaurant on site. Got some Beef Jerky from the Flight Deck Store that was amazing! Free Admission into the museum. A must see while in Pensacola, FL.

The very best museum Ive ever been to. So much cool stuff to check out, simulators for the little kids and the big ones. Good food to be had at the little diner inside. Plus the Blue Angels practice right outside every Wednesday. Super cool visit!

Really neat aviation museum, located on the Air Force Base. Its a nonprofit, and admission is free. It allows children to get hands on with countless military aircraft. There is a small restaurant on site. Theres also a theater, as well as flight simulator. You also may happen to see the Blue Angels practicing above.

I loved it & the kids loved it also! Its a great place to take the family! Just seeing all of the aircraft, exploring & learning new things is always rewarding!

One of my favorite places to visit in Pensacola. Plus, its free!. Many things to do and see and the kids lived it. If you like airplanes, definitely worth the visit.