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1940 Air Terminal Museum

8325 Travelair Rd. William P. Hobby Airport, Houston

Step into aviation history with 1940 Air Terminal Museum's full-day admissions for up to six, offering up to 50% off.

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Explore aviation history with vintage aircraft, unique exhibits, and interactive tours in an iconic art-deco setting

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About This Deal

The Mission of the 1940 Air Terminal Museum is to showcase aviation's influence on Houston's growth through its stunning architecture. Located in a historic art deco building that once served as Houston's airport, it stands as a protected landmark today. Wondering how aviation shaped this city? Between Hobby Airport's bustling traffic and frequent general aviation flights, visitors enjoy a thrilling view of active runways while exploring Houston’s rich aviation heritage.

What we offer

Enjoy full-day access with options catering from two to six guests at the museum. Dive into unique features like historic displays and vintage aircraft. Experience interactive elements like a virtual tour and special events tailored for families.

  • $10.00 for Four Full-Day General Admissions to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum: Explore all-day access to exhibits showcasing aviation history.
  • $15.00 for Six Full-Day General Admissions to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum: Perfect for larger groups wanting an extensive visit.
  • $5.00 for Two Full-Day General Admissions to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum: Ideal for couples or friends looking to dive into aviation.

Why you should grab the offer

Visiting the 1940 Air Terminal Museum is like stepping back into a golden era of flight, where you can explore authentic Art Deco architecture alongside vintage aircraft displays. The unique location offers an interactive experience, allowing guests to virtually tour exhibits from anywhere or engage directly with rare aircraft in the WR-4 Hangar. Enthusiasts will find plenty of activities through events like '3rd Saturdays,' which provide educational fun for families and encourage community involvement. The museum’s commitment to preserving history is evident in their classic car fundraiser that uniquely combines cars with aviation stories, appealing to both car lovers and those passionate about flight. With each visit, there's something new and exciting waiting around every corner.

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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 24 per person. May be repurchased every 365 days. Limit 1 per visit. Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Valid only for option purchased. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About The 1940 Air Terminal Museum

Nestled within the original art-deco terminal at the William P. Hobby Airport, The 1940 Air Terminal Museum traces the heritage of civil and business aviation throughout the 20th century. Memorabilia such as photographs and silver service items chart aviation’s progress, and outside the terminal building, guests can monitor airport activity or marvel at the museum’s daily air shows and plane versus bald-eagle drag races. Elsewhere onsite, the newly restored 1928 Carter Field Airmail Hangar—closed on most weekends—shelters historic aircrafts including a Lockheed Lodestar and a volunteer-restored St. Louis Helicopter. Throughout the year, the museum also hosts frequent annual events, including a monthly Wings and Wheels open house with static airplane and automobile displays.