Im not big on stuff like this. Never been and my boyfriend wanted to take us there. It was neat I really enjoyed the space stuff. My daughter had fun. There is a playground as well which made it a little easier for our 3 year old. A lot to see.

Absolutely fantastic place I would recommend going here its definitely worth the trip give yourself at least 4 hours to look around

We visited during a patch of cool sunny weather. The outdoor planes are enjoyable to see. The indoor displays are assembled nicely and they use a variety of ways to explain the facts and stories. They are pet friendly and have a parking lot large enough to bring in your small or large RV.

An amazing museum ! Awesome, well maintained historical aircraft and spacecraft. Employees are fantastic

An unique place!!! You can see a lot of aircrafts from all round the world (specially american and soviets aircrafts). The hangar just for the B-17 is impressive, as well as the B-29!!! Take some water for the outside walk through the aircrafts, tends to be hot. My recommendation is to complete first the hangars tours, and finally do the walking tour. Any aircraft located in the hangars are very well preserve, and in mint condition.

A very nice place to visit. We visited during covid and missed out on a lot of things but paid the same price for admission. I think that maybe prices should be lowered when all of the interactive displays are shut down. Please be aware that it is a lot of walking! The name air and space is tricky due to the fact that they only had one plane from nasa. The space building was not open yet. It does not tell you on the map that the building is not open so you walk all the way over there to find out it is not open from a little sign on the door. They have lots of bathroom locations. The signs on the planes outside should have more information. They only had the type of plane. To actually understand what you are looking at you would have to be an airplane person. I wouldn’t recommend taking kids due to all the interactions being shut down, they will get bored fast.

Huge museum with 1000s of aircrafts, the only thing most are out side with no shade. The hangers are not as cool as they should be. Prices are reasonable. A great place to visit at east Tucson, AZ.

A must visit attraction for all the family. You could easily spend the whole day and still not see everything on display. The museum is both indoor and outside, ideally visit on a good day to get the most from the experience. If you are in this part of Arizona you must visit Pima Air and Space museum.

Had a wonderful day re-exploring. New hanger and aircraft since I was here last. They are doing a masterful job and Im looking forward to going again.

Awesome airplane museum. Too bad the Space part is closed. Do not miss the 390 Memorial Museum manned by volunteer veterans like Will Williams and Dunfy who are ready to tell you all about the planes and the men who flew and fought in them.

Love this museum, however, Almighty Corona has changed its appeal. The grill on site doesnt work. Water fountains dont work. There are no veterans volunteers to talk too. There is no even working video of Great paper airplane Fly-Off, always a hit among kids.So sad whats going on....

Writing this in a review since its not on Google nor on their website, but they will turn off all the lights, lock up the hangars, and shuttle people out 30 minutes before the posted closing time. Make sure you are completely done 30 minutes before the posted closing time since the actual museum part closes then, and only the gift shop is open til the actual closing time

Amazing place to visit if youre a fan of air and space crafts and a little bit of war history as well. Its an 80 acre facility so if you plan to see everything, be ready to spend nothing less than 5 hours. If you just want to go through the hangars and a little bit outside. 2-2.5hour should be okay to see many amazing things.

Fantastic place to get up and personal with a vast array of amazing aircraft. I think its now too big see it all in one day, without really rushing it, so just enjoy each plane/exhibit you make it to. Maybe plan ahead to what you really want to see.

Was great to be able to bring a leashed dog with us. Definitely see the indoor display of the B-17. Am amazing aircraft, and have questions ready for the volunteer who sits patiently at the nose ready to answer questions about this aeronautical marvel is WWII.

A must visit for every military history and aircraft enthusiast! Hundreds of rare and exotic planes, helicopters, uniforms, artifacts, and everything in between. Make sure to bring suntan lotion as half of the museum is outdoors!My only suggestion regards the handful of tanks sitting in the outdoor storage area. It would be wonderful to see them on display too!

Indoor exhibits are interesting and fairly well maintained. Outdoor exhibits have hardly any information and none of the posted QR codes work. There was no one around to answer questions.

Wow this place is definitely a hidden gem. If you havent been, take a comfortable pair of shoes and reserve about 4-5 hours. This place is amazing and for $16.50 entry its a great deal. Way better than I expected.

One of the most wonderful museums I have visited. Easy to get to, great parking, handicapped accessable, and lots of great information. The aircraft are amazing and a huge variety of them! Make sure you bring a hat, suntan lotion, good walking shoes, and a camera. Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours there. Great for kids and they have a small playground for them. Lots of clean bathrooms. Next to the Air Force base so you can see the jets fly over!

Staff were friendly and helpful. Aircraft were incredible, and the descriptions at each one were very interesting and informative. A must see place if youre in the area

Wow! What more can be said. Perfect socially distant place to go. Huge hangars well ventilated with fans provided safe viewing. Outside had So many planes. Had to pick favorites bc only had a couple of hours.Presidential planes, 787 Dreamliner, SR-71 Blackbird.

Took small kids to teenager here. Great place for them to learn about types of air craft. My favorite part was women in flight area.

Wow, what a museum! If you are at all interested in airplanes or really just flight in general, this museum is a must visit. We were visiting family in Tuscon and decided to make a day out of it and even then didnt get to see everything they had. My son, a WWII fanatic, was entranced and asked us to go back the next day.If you plan on visiting, I recommend getting an early start, wear comfortable walking shoes and plan to spend a good portion of your day there. Their volunteers are very nice, knowledgeable and welcome your questions. The planes in the hangars are well spaced out which allow you to view them from all angles which is awesome and when you get onto the field same thing goes.All and all, I would highly recommend a visit.

FANTASTIC museum! The tour of the bone yard is absolutely worth it though you cannot get off the bus and you have to submit your application at least two weeks in advance for security purposes. The amount of civilian and military aircraft is amazing. The museum has a collection of aircraft from all over the world and over the course of many years. We were unable to see the space museum as it was in the midst of altering displays but we will go back!

So I had 3 girls come visit Arizona during covid-19 and one of our stops was the air and space museum. So first off all entry and exit is through the gift shop and it has some awesome AC. The main indoor facility has quite a bit of aircrafts but one area I wanted to point out was the women in aviation displays on your first right next to the mock ATC section. They loved seeing the stories from different women in aviation and it was a nice inclusion with everything else being military aircraft. Seeing women flying them made It more of a connection where they to can be fighter pilots and stuff like that.Outside you have multiple aircraft that you can walk right up to and touch and see every detail. There is also a flying fortress section which is really nice and detailed.Lots of history and lots of planes. The girls loved it and want to be pilots now and it is just so cute. Cant wait to come back for a future visit.

Perfect place if youre an airplane aficionado... every kind of aircraft you can imagine... make time for it, plenty of time if you want to see them all...

Wow! We were there a few years back.. Im impressed with the expansion. More of everything.Another Tucson Treasure.

This place was very fun to go through. All of the planes were super cool to look at, the signs provided lots of information about the specific planes, and the staff was very friendly. The place was also very clean. I would recommend this to anyone in the area looking for something fun to do.

Nice museum. Walkable hangars with direct access to aircrafts. Indoor F-14 and F-4 are in impeccable condition! Outdoor exhibit is outstanding and required at least a couple of visits to see every aircraft on the site.

It has a lot of space to walk around and appreciate the opportunity to learn more about planes and its history. An advice would be to put sunscreen, bring a hat and water.

As senior citizens whose fathers flew in WWII, this museum is sacred in its allegiance to our flying protectors. LOVED it! Spotless, informative and carefully curated.

What an incredible collection of aircrafts and artifacts. Unlike viewing pics and videos, being in the presence of these grand flying machines that spans tens of decades is overwhelmingly cool. Ive been here twice. Always new things to see, and revisiting the already seen is as intriguing as the first time.

Nice piece of history and beautiful flying machines

It was super hot when we went (114°) definitely bring sunscreen and a hat and drink lots of water. Definitely worth the visit though

I last visited here in 1994 and have yearned to go go back ever since. A collection like none other, in this friendliest of states.Where else can you see nearly all the worlds aviation leviathans? How much larger the collection has become since 94 with no less achievements in restorations bares testament to the success of this museum.Its nice to see so many foreign types also on display, many from the and Europe

One of the most outstanding and accessible aircraft collections in the world. Mostly US planes, but many rare foreign craft tucked into the collection as well. Highly recommend for any aircraft enthusiast, and those who love one.

Pretty impressive! So many examples you can hardly spend the time with each one. If you are into airplanes. And I mean all kinds definitely worth the stop but plan on 2 - 3 hours minimum

My first time here...very nice love the Planes, Helicopters and the other historical items.

Great chance to see some special parts of our history.

Could spend an entire day here, lots to see, read, and take in. Well worth the time if you like airplanes! Over 350 different a/c to see. Many hands on displays. The backyard tour is great too.

Love this place. Some great pieces including an Air Force One used by JFK and LBJ.The 390th Memorial Museum inside the Pima Air and Space Museum is also great. Has a wonderfully restored B-17 with lots of history of the European bombing war shown.

I couldve spent all day here if it wasnt for the heat. So much history and information to take in. I was really surprised at tons of the rare aircraft Ive only seen in pictures and some not at all. Definitely take an umbrella, sunscreen, and water.

Always a fun visit for this airplane fanatic, but I miss all the aircrew signatures on the walls surrounding the B17 in the 390th memorial.I also always liked the old barracks with the model collection inside which is now shuttered.Having visited many times over the years, I think I liked Pima Air and Space when it was a bit smaller, but man what a neat place.Todays visit found the place deserted, and I did enjoy my time alone with the aircraft. I think Ill go back when the weather gets nasty and the aircraft in the yard come alive. PASM, Slippery Pete APPROVED

What a very cool Museum. The staff was very knowledgable and friendly, and the collection was very impressive. With over 100 Aircraft inside in the hangers, and 175+ outside if you like aviation, this is a must stop and see.

Over 300 aircraft! Very fun, just wish the interactive exhibits were currently open

My first time back since before the pandemic. The volunteers here really make this place the treasure that it is. A great place to spend the day and learn history. The gentleman in the last picture with me is Bob. An A-20 pilot who flew combat missions against the Japanese in World War 2. I really enjoyed getting to spend time with Bob that day and grateful he took the time to share some of his experiences with me. That picture was taken before the pandemic. All others were taken today.

Dont miss if youre into aircraft, military civilian. Put this on your bucket list.

A wonderful array of airplanes. So very much history to know about each one. Sadly the B-52 restoration closed earlier than posted time and was unavailable to us.

Kinda disappointed. During covid they arent running the tram tours. One in our party is disabled and required the tram or even a wheelchair. They had neither. But their web site said they were offering the tram even during covid.

WOW...This place was huge and awesome, it was my first time here and I loved it. I got here when it opened and stayed until it closed. I spent the extra couple of bucks for the tram ride and it was worth it. There is a couple of other tours through out the day get the schedule you wont be disappointed.

Pretty cool place to visit, my kids loved it and there is a nice souvenir shop

Awesome place if youre interested in aircraft, both military and civilian. Great displays. A number of indoor areas allow viewing while escaping the heat. I thought the SR-71 Blackbird was awesome. The on-site restaurant was a welcome respite to recharge for viewing.

If you have any interest in air planes, air warfare, air travel, air rescue, you will enjoy this open and covered air museum! The trolley wasnt working today due to recent storms but walking was no problem. Excellent docents in site. Good lunch spot as well. Enjoy!

Such a great place for aviation lovers to walk amongst the airplanes. Mostly military aircraft, there is a section on commercial aircraft and a WWII bombers. Very educational and exciting to walk amongst the planes. Entrance price is very reasonable and they have a grill for those who wish to eat. We spent about 2 hours walking around the grounds until our tour of the boneyard (separate ticket needed for that)

Great to see some spectacular examples of aviation history! It would be awesome to be able to keep them up but its hard enough to keep a museum open. The staff were great and souvenir shop is appropriate. Bring a mask and broad brim hat!

Beautiful, educational, and awesome in every sense of the word. So many gorgeous planes! ️The staff are kind and knowledgeable, and the food in the cafe is excellent. This place is truly a wonderful experience though and though)(COVID-19 guidelines and social distancing spots are in place, and they are cleaning everything all the time. 2 of the buildings are currently closed, the restoration building and the space gallery.)

Had a great time with friends. Were all aircraft enthusiasts, so this is definitely the place to go in AZ to check out old & cool planes. Bet well be coming back ;)

Went last Friday, not the best time of the year to visit, a wee bit hot, but less crowded. There have been some improvements since I last visited. Was hoping for a summer storm. Makes for a good photo background. Only complaint, turn the coolers back on in the hangars, almost unbearable inside. Not enough people to worry about spreading anything, and those that were there were wearing masks. Will go back when it cools off.

This is a great museum, they have over 300 planes, 5 separate buildings, multiple different guided tours, and tons of historic information all over the place. I especially loved the 290th memorial museum inside, so much WWII info, its just fascinating and such a wonderful tribute to all of the brave souls who saved our world so many years ago. I also loved the space building, and of course they also have an actual SR-71 Blackbird which I had never seen in person and is a marvel of modern engineering--and huge! They also have lots of civilian aircraft, helicopters, a few drones,a MiG-15, F-14, F-15, and on and on. We only had a few hours but it would be easy to spend a whole day here. Would highly recommend it to anyone who loves either history or aviation!

I knew the museum existed but I had no idea how many exhibits they have. There are 80 acres of outdoor exhibits in addition to the hangars that contain hundreds of beautifully restored aircraft.Highlights for me were:B787-8B747B7772 x B52’sSR-71B-17 and B-29Plus many famous warbirds. Hornet, Eagle, Falcon, Tomcat to name a few.You’re standing next to, and outside, touching pieces of history. The museum is great value for money and a credit to the people who work there.

Impressive museum for those who served in WWII or Nam. However, I was saddened driving here seeing THOUSANDS of taxpayer funded planes wasting away in the middle of the desert. This is why we cant have nice things like great schools and high speed rail. We have spent $9 trillion dollars on Middle Eastern wars that we started. Its time to stop this madness.

Weather you step back in time to see what the brave men and women flew in the second world war, the spy plane of the cold war era or the planes of today that carry hundreds of people theres something for everyone. Multiple buildings house these planes so you can get up close and personal to experience and see just how it was for our armed forces so many years ago. And you can see some of the planes of today and marvel at just how far technology has advanced the airplane and air travel of today.In addition to the buildings there are outside displays and if you take the tram around the grounds your driver will explain everything you see. Definitely a must do on your visit. Make sure you bring your camera or phone to take pictures of these giants of the sky. If you get hungry on your visit the cafeteria style food is better than expected with dozens of drinks to choose from and the friendly staff is ever helpful and a pleasure to deal with.Depending on what time of the year you visit I suggest you get there early to beat the heat of the day. The grounds are huge and I dont anyone can see everything in just one day. If you want a tour of the airplane graveyard you need to make reservations ten days before you go, this is a security issue and its strictly adhered to. You tour in a air-conditioned tour bus with a guide to tell you about it and too answer any questions you have. Its definitely worth making reservations to see it.The museum has something for everyone in the family to see and do.

We spent over 4 hours here and barely saw anything outside! Our 4-year old did spend an hour at the playground, but you can spend several hours here, which makes the entrance fee very reasonable. Food in the cafe was quite good as well. Friendly staff, too. Recommend.*Tip* for $6 you can get the tram tour of the outside. Then you can do a self-guided tour of inside the hangers.

Definitely worth going to this museum if you enjoy airplanes and military history.

An enormous amount of history, machines, and acreage to absorb and enjoy. Bring a hat. And water.

If you are in ANY way interested in aviation, you absolutely need to come and spend a few hours here.The sheer breadth of planes is amazing; from the first in flight, to fighter jets through the years, unique military cargo planes, old Pan-Am planes, there’s something from every style and era. Just wandering the graveyard and looking will wow you, but there’s also a ton of information available with a lot of the planes inside.There’s also a separate space museum that chronicles much of that history and a couple different flight simulators.Price is damn good for how long you can spend here, too. Can’t recommend it enough.

If you love or have an interest in airplanes this is a great place to visit. There’s a plethora of old aircraft to wet your appetite. Very very cool! ️

We went at about an hour and a half prior to closing time. This museum is soooooo cool. I 100% recommend to anyone that likes planes, tankers, helicopters, or anything flight related. If I had children, Im sure I could spend a whole day here but we dont and we were able to see about 80% of the museum in an hour and a half. We speed walked and rushed a bit so maybe another hour wouldve sufficed to see 100% of the museum at non rushed pace. Please note that the hangers dont have AC and Im surprised I had difficulty breathing with my mask on. I over heard an employee saying that the space exhibit will open October 1st.

This museum was ABSOLUTELY amazing! My boyfriend surprised me today with a trip out here! I truly was moved to tears learning about the history and uses of avionics. There is so much to learn, yet! Ive lived in Arizona my whole life and have never been here until now. Im very grateful to all those who participate in the care taking and donating to this air museum, WHAT A TREAT

Its a huge place, it is very informative experience, specially for our young adults to see, learn, and appreciate what our brave men and women did and still continue to do to protect our country and our freedom. Thank you, to all you brave men and women.

So much amazing history. The docents LOVE to talk about the planes and their experiences whilst fighting for our freedom. Prepare to walk. The Flight Grill is phenomenol. Sandwiches, pizza, and ice cream! They also do banquets!

Loved it!!! But holy cow was it hot outside. If you love planes and history this is a must do.

What a great Aviation Museum. This is must see for all Americans. The history of aviation is well documented throughout the museum with aircraft, static displays and interactive stands. Dont forget to see everything outside.

This place is amazing! So many different types of aircraft and so much history! My husband loved it!

Loved the museum, but when it is 115 degrees outside and the hangers dont have A/C and you have to wear a mask...it is almost unbearable. Other than this, the museum is awesome and my kids who love WWII, they loved it!

Awesome!!We and our grandson loved it..Sure has grown since my first visit 1990PsIm an Air Force Brat 21 yearsMy Dad flew as tail gunner 52 missionsFor the 455th B-24 TeePee Time GalThe first crew shot down 4 fighters alsoThe plane, an older photo I haveshows 150 missions near the end of the war

Very nice place, exceed expectations, layout very spacious well-lit and comfortable environment.

Not only you can see all of these magnificent aircrafts but you can also touch them as well!!!!! Be sure to check out their 390th hangar where you can learn more about this bomb group. Truly touching stories (also told by veterans and enthusiasts) and great interactive experience is more than one could hope for - word of advice though - it closes one hour prior to the general section of the museum. Did I see A10 warthogs flying over from the nearby air force base?!

If you like airplanes, this is the place to visit. I like them well enough and thought this place was interesting. It had rained the day before and the tram wasnt operating so we had to hoof it around the mile and a half outdoor area. Very nice gift shop with a wide variety of cool things, plus the restaurant was actually very good. Had the B-1 Bomber, which is a double cheeseburger with onions (it was huge), and a tuna melt made with lots of dill relish, my favorite. Worth the trip, if you like airplanes.

Planes in the hangars....planes in the graveyard. A thorough walk through aviations history. My personal fave was full hangar devoted to the B-17s.

Incredible! Real history that you can touch. The internet does not do this place justice, theres more here than you can realize on a web page.

Whats more to say about this place? Its amazing. Weve had a membership for 6 years. If youre in Tucson you have to visit.

This is a pretty neat place. One could spend hours looking at all the aircraft. I was truly disappointed to find that the space museum was closed but we all enjoyed the other areas. We visited in February so the weather was perfect. If you visit during the summer be prepared for extreme heat. The outside is gravel and dusty with full sun exposure. Bring a hat, sunscreen and water. If you have elderly or young children I would recommend a wheel chair or scooter. There is a cafe with food and drinks. A kids meal with 2 chicken strips, fries and drink was $7.50 and a si gle scoop ice cream $3.50. There is a good amount of parking but the covered spots fill fast. Expect to walk a lot and take a lot of pictures. Wear comfortable shoes and layers.

Artistic restorations and great semi-tech descriptions and history and just funtastic

Very nice facility, even during covid-19

Truly wonderful experience, some amazing history on display! Being able to stand so close to an SR-71 you can touch it...given the background of that particular aircraft...is like a dream come true for my inner 7 year old

My goodness is this a large museum! Bring some water and a good camera because youll want both. Theres a huge collection of old aircraft with most of the planes indoor having a posted historic summary in front of them. There is a large cafe to eat in if you like, though I passed, even though it smelled really good! If you have trouble walking or want more of a guided tour there are trams that take large groups around outside. Whats also cool is most of the stuff isnt roped off... So you can touch stuff (which I love to do as a big kid). Great for the young and old alike!

This place is amazing if your into flight take the trip it’s awesome. Loved being able to touch the plans that fly over head to old war planes were a testament to the men who flew in them.

Awesome Experience. Space center was closed but the fact that ypu can walk right up to the planes and look inside is amazing!

Excellent museum, exhibits both outside and in 5 hangers. This is a whole day place. Staff are all very knowledgable and happy to chat about the individual aircraft. The dedicated B17 hanger is not to be missed. They also have a beautiful B29. There are far to many to list.

First visit in years, great place to experience aero history.

Such a cool museum! No matter where you are in Arizona, you should definitely take the time to come see this amazing museum.

Great museum. A lot of interesting planes that are well marked. The docents were very friendly and had lots of fun facts to share. On Thursday at the 390th museum on the grounds, a pilot of the B-17 on display works and was great to talk to. I would highly recommend visiting.

Makes me feel like a kid!! So many amazing aircrafts to see!

Decided to come here on a road trip and it was well worth the drive from Seattle! So so many things to see and do. Absolutely loved the different hangars, outside area organization, and the amount you experience! Give yourself ample time as it took us over 5 hours between all the exhibits, exploring, pictures, and lunch! We came across a volunteer in one of the WW2 hangars named Mac who really shared his passion for the planes and aviation. He was so kind and informative. He needs to be paid! He said we made his day and he by far made ours! Can’t wait to return!

Love this place! It has variety of planes Fighter jets, fighter planes from US Army & navy fleet, passenger airplanes and special planes like Air Force One and those Presidents cool Helicopters. The missiles and that Big fat atom bomb Whooh !Love the space mission museum providing information about various space missions. They have few meteoroids and few other space things. There You can enjoy a flight experience as well.

Have wanted to visit the Pima Air & Space Museum for a long time and I am so glad I finally did. It is a fantastic place with so much history inside the hangers and on the grounds it is for an aviation geek like me and my friend who traveled with me or anyone who wants to see and learn of the history of not only military but commercial aviation an incredible place to do it. The vast collection of planes and helicopters on display along with history of aviation that you can walk around and photograph and learn from is just such a treat you will not regret your time here. Come and enjoy some of the history of aviation in America.

I had an awesome experience here. They have friendly staff and very knowledgeable volunteers. The volunteers to a great job of helping you fully understand the different planes.

My husband and I loved the tour. Everything was very interesting.

Huge collection. Some unique planes. Unfortunately a large number of the outdoor planes are being allowed to rot away.