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Visitors will discover how Wichita became the Air Capital of the World while walking through the original air terminal for Wichita
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Katie
4 ratings2 reviews
Great value for the experience. Kids area was fun for those with young kids. The docent was friendly and very informative about the building and planes outside.
Ronald
2 ratings1 reviews
Glad to support this interesting display. Things are a little run down but I suppose that is their budget.
Zach
1 ratings1 reviews
Kids loved it and didn't want to leave. Lot of great information/exhibits for teens and adults as well. I'll have to go back without the kiddos to take in all the exhibits.
Erica
1 ratings1 reviews
We had a very fun time and learned a lot! Staff was very helpful and courteous. Will be back again!
Deborah
3 ratings1 reviews
It was good but we were not able to go on the 3rd floor so we could not go to the control tower.
The children's area was enjoyed by my grandchildren.
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About This Deal
- What’s included in the Crew Membership:
- Free admission for two adults and all their children and/or grandchildren for one year
- Two member cards
- 20% off venue rentals
- 25% off all museum store purchases
- One KAM patch
- Unlimited additional tickets for $6 each
- Free admission for children 3 and under; $6 admission for children 4–12
- View the operating days and hours
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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 25 per person, may buy 5 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 90 days. Valid only for option purchased.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Kansas Aviation Museum
The main goal of Kansas Aviation Museum is to inspire and preserve a community drawn together by its love of aviation, to commemorate how Wichita and Kansas helped shape aerospace development, and provide education that not only celebrates the past but encourages the future for aviation. Built within the 1935 art-deco-styled Wichita Municipal Airport, the museum houses an eclectic array of historic aircraft and artifacts. The museum had on display of more than a dozen aircraft in its ramp as well as inside, including the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, and a rare Beech Starship, the first all composite aircraft. Aviation enthusiasts can study their evolution, from the earliest aircraft engines all the way to the latest jet turbines; inspect an Allison J-35 off a 1948 Republic F-84C Thunderjet or marvel at the museum's oldest engine, a pre-WWI four-cylinder Kemp. There is also an exciting place for children young and old in the Boeing: Science, History, and Math Learning Center complete with computer simulators, steam activities as well as the Lattner Hangar with an indoor playset, books, and much more!