The Museum is big! They have two separate buildings for this museum. They have a lot to look at but I thought it would take more time. It took us around two hours to get it all done. If your in the area and have some spare time I would definitely stop and check it out. They do have an Old Airforce One wish it was newer stuff though. The space stuff was poor, a lot of it is replicated wish they had more authentic items.

(Translated by Google) Cute mural (Original) 可愛壁畫

This is by far the most comprehensive avation museum. Having test fields for Boeing on premises adds to the feeling.

My top attraction here was the Dreamliner. It is a real one and not a scale model. They have even kept the engine open so that mechanical engineers like me can feast on the internal parts and working. Inside they have kept on display the various parts like the CRT monitors and computers used in the dream aircraft. Also, on display are the seating and a mannequin to give an idea of type of personnel operating the Dreamliner. Among others are the super Concorde and the Air Force One. All are breathtakingly beautiful and gorgeous. All places in the Museum of Light are accessible to the differently abled.

Lots of planes but long queues due to free museum Thursday. Able to see many plane models, including the B17 and B29. Also able to go up the concorde, AF1, Boeings 747 & 787. Really great experience.

Absolutely need to go back here. Was at the Museum from 12:00-17:00 and that wasn’t enough. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. A guy told us the whole history of the SR71 Blackbirds history and the one on display that was build for the CIA and everything that went with it. The WW1/WW2 exhibition is priceless. First ever build 747 was open for a walk through tour. Cant say enough about those place. Free entry with an EAA membership.

Chaperoned a field trip in a Thursday. You can actually get onboard, when open on a few of the planes love air force one, 787, 747 it concord.

Excellent collection of aircraft from all eras, from gliders to SST. Many planes from WW1 and WW2. So much information you'll need to plan a whole day visit. Highly Recommended.

One of the finest aviation museums on the West Coast. Bill Boeing's original workshop has been relocated here and is a testament to the era before computers ruled the design process

World class museum. One of the best of the flight related museums in the world. Obviously this got to be one of the best since it is the home town of Boeing airline manufacturer. Vast displace and interactive sections for all ages. Beside the entrance fee, there are other optional events such as special exhibits and movies

Bring a coat :-)

What a jewel! I have sent a few friends in town visiting to the museum, but this was my first excursion. I can’t believe I have not been here before! So many exhibits for the aviation enthusiast - but also a great historical look at how flight shaped the military and the exhibit for World War I and II is amazing. Went with a Vietnam Vet and was interesting to see him view the museum through his experience. Bring comfortable shoes. A lot of walking and space to cover. Worth the visit!

3 planes available for boarding even though it’s still COVID times. Loved the Air Force One the best. So many interesting stuff to check inside the plane. Really a lot of fun and also family friendly place to visit.

This was awesome. It's huge, I mean I guess I should have been prepared since they are planes but it was massive so much to see. The war exhibits are very moving.

If you are a big history nerd like me then you will love it here. I thought we where going to be here 2 hrs Max.WRONG this place is huge I can spend a whole 8 hr shift here easy.I was not expecting the planes being open due to Covid but they was. And shout out to the volunteers and employees there very knowledgeable and that makes the experience 10x better.

(Translated by Google) It was beneficial to see Concord and Air Force One. (Original) 콩코드와 에어포스원을 실제로 볼 수 있어 유익했음.

Very cool place to get some hands off action on iconic beasts like the dreamliner, Concorde, 747,and so much more, amazing place, well worth taking a day to check out!

Part of the museum of flight, this is a must see as well if you are here.

I work here and it's awesome. 5 historic planes you can walk inside and see for yourself! Truly worth the money and all the better to visit in the summer!

Great museum for any aviation or space enthusiast. Many opportunities to go inside of aircraft. Several exhibits geared to smaller children.

Visit today free admission first Thursday of each month! Photos got from my full video on YouTube = 4k family fun walk channel!

best aviation museum I have ever visited around the world! they have vast amount of aircraft and information, pertinent that I've seen! they have a jet I agree.. that's right, a concord!!!

A must see for anyone interested in aviation. There is so much more to see then just the photos I’ve shared.

Incredible display of aviation. WWI, The Modern Age, and everything in between (the first jet fighters, WWII, and even the first ever 747 ever built) are included in this museum. Because of how many planes are here, it is best to make it a day trip. We spent 5 hours here and still had to rush through some exhibits. Don't let that hinder you from coming! It's the best aviation museum I have ever been to!

Seriously had a great experience here today! There were so many planes, but also information, artifacts and interactive explorations too! We even learned some cool evolutional stories from a couple of the museum handlers. They were so kind! We also got an opportunity to walk aboard the Airforce One, Boeing 747 and 787 and another British Airways plane. Highly recommend going here if you havent already and history is your thing! Worth the $25 fee!

One of the wonders of Seattle and is a must stop if you like airplanes and history. You can get into aircrafts like Concord, Air Force One, First Boeing 747 and others. I strong recommend visiting the museum.

Perfect place for peope interest in space or airplane, especially for kids.

Went for the Jet Blast Bash with my son. Yes, it was a blast! Great museum! Plus getting to see the Blue Angels up close is awesome too.

The entire history of aviation is shown in this museum. The exhibits are thoughtfully laid out and there is a ton of ways to learn about the aircraft.

A huge variety of airplanes, a real live walk through history of humanity. You actually can see, touch smell and feel history as you walk inside an original air force one, the concord, and the first boing 747.. Loved it and learned a lot..it was very informative, organized and better than what I have expected. The kids also enjoyed it very much, with plenty of things for them to see and do. Will definitely come back and recommend it very much 👍 Thank you for a great experience.

A superb collection of aircraft. I had fun exploring Air Force One and the interiors of other planes. There are plenty of great photo ops. Overall, it was a day well spent especially as the weather was quite dreary to do any outdoor activities.

The Museum of Flight has the most impressive collection of aircraft throughout history that I have ever seen. This was my first time seeing a Concorde, an SR-71, and going in a 727. I wish I could’ve spent more time here! I will definitely be back

Aircraft displays are excellent. Easy for all to walk around and see the displays. The moon rock and Apollo area is a must see.

You get to see all kind of aircraft from boieng here. A must visit place

This place is just awesome! Even though all the aircraft is a bit squished it is great to see many airplanes and it’s history!

It's a good place to see the history of planes, there's artifacts ranging from space artifacts, to plane seats and toilets :) Very interesting place to learn about the history of airplanes and space shuttles.

My kids enjoyed his place a lot. Place to Visit. Every month 1st Thursday 5 Pm to 9 PM free entry.

Cool spot for airplane lovers. You can see the previous「Air Force One」so close.

Me and my family visit Museum of flight this weekend. It was surpassing good, we love it. I was thinking it is not that big how actually it is. My kids were amused with so many kinds of different types flying machines including part with space staff. I recommend to everyone to visit this place, it's interesting for all ages.

The marvelous Concorde ,SAM 970 , Boeing 747 , Dreamliner , fighter jets ✈️ and the Helicopters 🚁- feel them walk through them - Aviation enthusiasts or not this place is bound to hold your attention ! Very informative place . An absolute delight .

If you love airplanes and you're fascinated with aviation, it's the place to visit. Expect a good 3 hours if not more to see all of it.

Great museum. While the more general aviation exhibits are top notch, the space race area was among the very best. Don't forget to ask for your veterans or AAA discount.

Awesome

Nice collection. Fun to actually walk through some of the historical aircraft.

The museum is awesome for aviation enthusiasts and people that don’t have much of an interest in planes. Lots of cool things to see with historical context if you want to dive deep.

If you are usually interested in airplanes, you will definitely be satisfied. Airline employee discounts and free military tickets are provided.

Great place to be, had a ton of fun with my wife and son. As a private pilot, being able to see all these aircrafts is so happy!!!

extremely educational and neat very good place to take children so they can learn a little bit about what they do at Boeing which is a big part of Seattle

Awsome place, staff is great. Will be back with the kids as they get older.

(Translated by Google) The last time I went was April 2015. At that time, the 747-100, Kennedy's AirForce 1, and Concorde were in a wild state. I remember sheltering under the Concorde when it was raining. It's now a pavilion with a roof. I have to go again! It is an irresistible place for airplane lovers, including museums. Everett's Boeing is a test flight immediately after completion, but I heard that the King Airfield here is the place where the completed Boeing aircraft will be handed over to customers. (Original) 私が最後に行ったのは2015/4。そのときは747-100、ケネディのAirForce1、コンコルドは野ざらし状態だった。雨が降ってくたときコンコルドの下で雨宿りした記憶があります。今は屋根のあるパビリオンになったのですね。また行かなきゃ！博物館含めて飛行機好きにはたまらない場所です。エベレットのボーイングは完成直後の試験飛行ですが、ここのキング飛行場は完成したボーイング機が客先に引き渡される場所だと聞きました。

Flight simulators and some things closed but still a couple hours worth of stuff to see.

Loved it

This place is amazing, so much to see, and so much history to absorb. Spent over 4 hours here and still didn't get to everything. 2 👍👍

Great staff and a ton of beautiful planes on display. We really enjoyed being able to step on to Air Force One and the Concorde. It's definitely worth the price of admission.

I've been to Weight Patterson and I've been to Pima. Very different from them both but still 100% worth visiting. The views of Boeing field and the active runway are not only impressive, but they are plentiful. Multiple places within the campus, indoor, outdoor, first floor... Second floor. Overall great museum. Clean bathrooms too! I wish the cafe would have less carb-y options.

We hada great time! Wish we could stay longer. The museum is very interesting and we love the staff and volunteers. They are very helpful and knowledgable. They have a great gift shop that has a lot of interesting items. Their bathroom are nice and clean. We will definitely try to come back and stay longer next time we visit.

(Translated by Google) Huge hangar with lots of aircraft, both small and large. I think it is a unique opportunity to visit AirForceOne and many other aircraft including helicopters and drones of the Vietnam War. Fantastic! The simulators are all paid. The ticket is a bit expensive! (Original) Enorme hangar con tantissimi aerei, piccoli e grandi. Penso che sia un’occasione irripetibile di visitare AirForceOne e tanti altri mezzi arei compresi gli elicotteri e droni della Guerra in Vietnam. Fantastico! I simulatori sono tutti a pagamento. Il biglietto é un po’ caro!

I love this place

So exciting to see all the new additions and great layouts!

So many aircraft, a must have for each aviation fan

I been to several aviation Museums around the country, & I've gotta say this is best one I have ever been to. To see so many full scale aircraft types of the real historical deal in one place is pretty fricken amazing. The very first jet powered Air Force One, the original first built 747 the one that did the famed barrel roll, & an British Airways Concorde many of which could probably fly tomorrow if money was thrown at them, & proper repairs made. I was much pleased they had a Concorde housed their, which I had no idea until the other day. I hadn't seen a Concorde since the Air France Concorde I witnessed in Las Vegas in the spring of 1988, a photo of which I've include in my review photo's. Never got to see it in this capacity back then, but did get to witness it pulling up to the gate at ground level. At the time my step Dad was a Northwest Orient Ground Supervisor, & things were looser then. It's an excellent place for people with limited mobility if you have your own devices. We rented a scooter, & having ramps, & elevator made it easier for my wife to enjoy her visit. Definitely a must visit place if your in the Seattle area!

Love this museum but don't expect good pictures The openess of the pavilion spoils your photos (too much light filters in)

One of the finest Air Museums in the country, and at reasonable cost.

(Translated by Google) A place to know the history of aviation. (Original) Un lugar para conocer la historia de la aviacion.

We went here on the free Smithsonian museum day and enjoyed seeing all of the planes. We didn't get to see everything and will definitely be going back to see all of the exhibits. Highlight was going in the Concord and Air Force One!

We were there for hours and hours enjoying all the different parts of this fantastic museum and are already planning a return visit!

Bloody cool aircraft display area with plenty of planes to see. Would have liked to see more Airbus models alongside all the Boeing but I suppose that'd be a pipe dream Haha... Loved walking through the Concorde!! It's more cramped than I imagined

(Translated by Google) Handsome, I am really happy. (Original) 帥 看了真開心

(Translated by Google) For me the most interesting part of the Museum of Flight, a must in Seattle. Even if you don't like airplanes, it's worth getting here. In this pavilion there are several large airplanes that can be visited: a concord, first Boeing commercial aircraft units, an Air Force One, etc. (Original) Para mi la parte más interesante del Museum of Flight, un imprescindible en Seattle. Aunque no te gusten los aviones merece la pena acercarse hasta aquí. En este pabellón hay varios grandes aviones que se pueden visitar: un concorde, primeras unidades de aviones comerciales de Boeing, un Air Force One, etc.

Great part of the museum. It’s a bit of a walk from the main buildings but it’s pleasant. Great to see the Concorde and only Air Force one. Ww2 bombers and planes both commercial and military. There’s a small kids play area in the very back past the Dreamliner. They love playing there - it’s like a little airport.

We went here for a field trip, the kids loved it and so did i. It’s such a nice museum

Best

Really enjoyed the experience of being able to see, touch, and walk through Boeing airplanes. It included a heavy does of the history of the Boeing company, naturally, but also had a solid review of of historic flights & space exploration. Worth a visit

Massive facility filled with aircraft of many eras. A worthy visit for anyone interested in aircraft and/or history

Great place

If your an aviation nut, this is the best place

Such a wonderful place to soak up history through the lense of aviation! Plus, it is outdoors, so fresh air and covered from the elements means it is enjoyable all year round! Plus, this last time we found the little kid play area which was a great play/rest space for my youngest and myself.

I love it here!! I fly from California to come to this museum so I was really appreciate that they opened up again. I love all the iconic aircraft here and it’s probably the closest I’ll ever get to experiencing flying inside the concorde, 747, and 727.

Fun place for a weekend visit. We went during a free admission day. Not sure I would have paid admission price for four, but a lot of fun as free admission.

Had a great day looking over such a wide variety of aircraft and displays. This place has everything an aircraft, military buff would ever want. Loved the displays from NASA and the numerous items you can learn and read about...so cool. Areas broken up in year groups which gives it an added pleasure of seeing how each was different from the other... WW1, WW2, NASA, Vietnam, etc... each with so much you will spend hours there....i did!! Great snack area, and the gift shop has all kinds of goodies and books. Great kids area. Highly recommend, but give yourself about 5 hours to go through everything. :)