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Reviews / Comments by our visitors
| Petter , Illinois |  Great airplanes but horrible viewing standpoints, my neck hurt. almost all the aircraft are suspended from the ceiling and the views are not good for taking pictures. It was not worth my money going there. I did enjoy the "Satellite" camera, I enjoyed peeking down ladies blouses and looking down there butcracks to see there lacy underthingsI like Keanu Reeves mika oahu, Hawaii |  Great museum. http://www.ofertasmadrid.blogspot.com 05/16/2008 @ 03:23 [ref: 7731] |
| Unnammed , Virginia | The museum is great! Everything is used efficiently for its size. I thought the building was kinda small for all the stuff it contains. If you complain about your neck hurting or you have to go upstairs and stuff, workout more often! 09/09/2005 @ 11:23 [ref: 4422] | |
| Jonathan Hayes Hermitage, Tennessee |  I was highly dissapointed. the area is cramped, and the photos I took there came out too dark. Worst of all, I never saw the F-84F THUNDERSTREAK with the Thunderbirds paint scheme, as featured in your photo gallery. This place is a sorry excuse for not having access to Langley AFB. 07/12/2005 @ 15:39 [ref: 4236] | |
| angie , New Jersey |  This place a little expensive, but worth it. You need to take the elevator to the 3rd floor to get the best views of the planes suspended from the ceiling. There are many hands on activities and science projects for the kids. The 4th floor outside observation deck has a fantastic view of the harbor and the city. Parking is free 2 blocks away. 07/02/2005 @ 09:03 [ref: 4202] | |
| Katie Langley AFB, Virginia |  This museum, although on the expensive side, has quite a bit of content, especially to be located in the middle of an already developed downtown area. The exhibits were mostly well-restored. In addition to the actual aircraft listed, there are several cases of models showcasing aviation evolution and various other displays, like a Pershing Missile, an Apollo Capsule, and an Imax theatre that plays various historical documentaries. I wouldn't bum on it at all. It was worth going back on a rainy day for sure. 06/04/2005 @ 00:06 [ref: 4115] | |
| Dennis Henley Charlotte, North Carolina | I applaud your efforts in providing a museum with such space restrictions. It is in a great location for visitors to the area to easily visit along with other area attractions. A true aviation enthusiast could enjoy viewing aircraft in any setting. I used to work on the RF4C you have on display while stationed at Kadena Air Base Japan between 1982 and 1984.The aircraft was last assigned to the 418th AGS there. The 418th flew photo recon missions and the most notorious one I can remember is when they were scrambled along with F-15E escorts to photograph a Soviet carrier that passed illegally between Okinawa and China. The photos were shown to base personnel a few days later at the base theater. To our surprise the crew of the ship were all on deck in formation,in dress uniforms, saluting as the pictures were taken. A friendly way to say oops! everything is cool! I look at the safety wire scars on my hands and know for sure my DNA is somewhere on your aircraft just like all the other F-4 I have worked. Good luck with the museum and it is great to know classic aircraft are being taken care of in such a professional and presentable manner.Please take extra care of the 418th jet. Thanks. 03/20/2005 @ 20:19 [ref: 3920] | |
| Alexandra Williamsburg, Virginia | This is a wonderful museum full of exhibits, all of them interactive, educational and enjoyable. The 3d imax adds to the pleasure. The waterfront location provides wonderful views. 01/02/2005 @ 08:48 [ref: 3663] | |
| Scott Richmond, Virginia | Information Underload. They spent a lot of money and have nothing to show for it except a nice building. Most planes are suspended in such a way that you can't get a good view of them. Seemed to have stolen 2/3 THEIR best hands on exhibits from the Science Museum of Virginia. The bulk of their educational exhibits don't actually teach anything. No traffic flow (just one big building) and information about the exhibits was also poorly displayed. On top of all that the people working there are very unfriendly. Wasn't worth the 70 min. drive. 12/04/2004 @ 22:18 [ref: 3611] | |
| Scott Shea Manchester, New Hampshire | The Museum cost $7 w/ discount. Great airplanes but horrible viewing standpoints, my neck hurt. almost all the aircraft are suspended from the ceiling and the views are not good for taking pictures. It was not worth my money going there. I did enjoy the "Satellite" camera, I enjoyed peeking down ladies blouses and looking down there butcracks to see there lacy underthings! B-24 is not complete. DC-9 (Air Tran) was kinda cool, but the rest of the museum is geared towards kids. For a class field trip its worth it, but not for the avid aviation Enthusiast. 10/15/2004 @ 19:38 [ref: 3475] |
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Last updated: 02/14/00.
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