National Museum of World War II Aviation - Museum in Colorado Springs - 775 Aviation Way, USA

We had a great time. Visiting the area where the plane restorations was amazing. These guys perform miracles putting these planes back into flying condition. The museum itself has several aircraft to view and a bi-plane simulator that was pretty darn cool. Definitely worth the visit!

A wonderful museum! An amazing number of airplanes and displays with an extremely knowledgeable staff. I love World War II history and this is a great place to see and to learn. I spent a little over two hours on the tour and I still had only seen about 50% of the museum. There is a lot to see! If you have any interest in history, in World War II or even aviation, schedule a visit here. You will not be disappointed.

Wow! I've never been a huge history buff, but I could have stayed here for days! There is so much to read, learn and look at in this museum, and the docents are top notch! Everyone was so friendly and informative! It was cool to know ALL of their planes are in flying condition, and I look forward to bringing my son to the air show and to visit the museum this August!

It a place you must visit when you are in Colorado. Many of the great airlines there including the airplane which was used during the Japanese’s war. Very big museum, tickets are very reasonable. Very clean and organized. You will spent between 1 to 3 hours. I loved every second of it.

The best part of my trip to the Colorado springs and Manitou springs area. I'm here. Seeing old friends and am so happy that I made it to this museum. Fantastic experience and I can't wait to get back from San Diego to experience this museum even more.

This is a wonderful Museum. Very informative and well laid out. The docents are very knowledgeable and entertaining. My husband enjoyed the simulator ride in a biplane that they offered. If you were able to tour the World War two museum in New Orleans and enjoyed that then you will be equally as impressed touring this museum. So grateful to all the men and women who sacrificed to make our world a safer place.

Wonderful experience walking through time at this WWII museum. Jim was our tour guide and was informative about the planes and shop equipment repairs. Several bathrooms along the self guided part with short film shows. It's amazing how the planes were built. Would recommend

We traveled about 150 mile round trip to visit this.... and it was so worth it! As noted by the oil catch pans under all the aircraft, just about every one of them is airworthy! Lots to see, and everything is laid out in chronicological order related to World War II events. Even if you choose to tour the museum on your own, you can join a guided tour of a separate hanger where all of the aircraft are worked on at no extra charge.