My son is all about airplanes. He was happy to walk through and see all the different planes.

Small but very interesting museum.

Took 20+ stem youth from Kansas City on a trip to see this room. Great experience for any and everyone.

Really nice little museum to showcase the history of Boeing in military and commercial aviation. It's free to get in and is open to the public a few months out of the year.

A bit overwhelming to have so many things crammed in a small space. None of the interactive parts of the room was working during my visit, and the room lacked an intended flow that presented the models on display as a cohesive portfolio. Also missing is where Boeing is aiming to go in the future given its corporate mission. Felt like a warehouse of models more than a museum exhibit.

This is a must see place for anyone who is even remotely interested in aviation, rocketry, or even the space program. This area is educational for young people and will stir memories of the great moments in flight directly involved with Boeing and McDonald Douglass manufacturing . St Louis has, and continues to be a vital link for providing protection, and transportation for people all over the world with a proud heritage of skilled and dedicated workers.

Very interesting air and space history free to all visitors

The Prologue room is one of the St. Louis jewels. It demonstrates the foresight of St. Louis and other aviation pioneers who preserved the rich history of Boeing. A must see while visiting St. Louis during the summer.

Regardless of your allegiance to Boeing or otherwise, this is a really well organized and clean facility that shows hundreds or scale planes, military weapons and other aerospace models. Well worth the FREE admission.

What an awesome place. So many models and displays. The models are very detailed. Lot's of good information and history. Nice displays and short videos.

A great place to view the aviation heritage of McDonald Douglas and Boeing. Model displays are the best and the management has done a wonderful job documenting the history of these companies that have had such a dominant part of America aviation history. A visit worth the time.

Small museum showing the history of Boeing and previous companies. Many models and some full-size items. Optional guided tour available. You can see everything in about 30 minutes.

Very cool. Great visit.

Very cool place to visit.

Great place to learn things you didn't know

Museum with models of all the McDonald Douglas and Boeing aircraft. Highlight is the Mercury capsules which McDonald Douglas built Built-in the sixties. Is currently closed for the season

Cool museum.

Unique models and a history of planes from the beginning.

Exciting place to visit, a lot of history there

Great history and display of human progress

Great experience

If you like aviation and aerospace, it's awesome.

A St. Louis secret. Lived here for over 35 years and did not know this museum existed. Grandson loves aeronautical technology and airplanes so we had a lot of fun seeing and reading about the history of McDonnell Douglas/Boeing. Had no idea they built the space shuttles or designed so many of the commercial planes and Air Force One through history. You don't need a lot of time so an hour or two will get you through and it's very condensed so not any walking. I would suggest maybe a couple of benches down in the museum fir older folks to sit while the youngsters are enjoying all the exhibits.

Beautiful and moving display of aviation history!

Pretty cool place if you’re into aircraft. Lots to see and learn about. Only open to the public in the summer. Private tours the rest of the year.

The Prologue Room has some neat displays and what looks like leftover marketing models of Boeing, McDonnell, and Douglas Airplanes here in the heart of Boeing's defense business. It's great that this is a free exhibit, but it's small. Of course you would need a badge to see anything else in the building. It may be worth a half hour of your time, and you'll definitely learn some things about aerospace history.

Mary gave the U.S. NAVY DIAMONDCUTTERS an exceptional tour of the facility.

Open during the summer months only (June thru Aug). Models of aircraft, spacecraft, weapons, rockets, helicopters, etc. Organized in historical groups. Chronological history of development.

Best Place To Be!!!

This place helps people 8 and up learn about outer space and jets AND planes! This is a great place to learn about what's going on in the skies!

An amazing place to see all the items produced by Boeing. And even actual parts from re-entrycapsules to an actual cockpit of a 727

Cool exhibits and sleek layout shows off what they have to offer very well and organized.

Great experience. Love to see all the models of planes and other machinery made at Boeing.

10 years in Saint Louis, but I did not about this place, must go place if you are in Saint Louis.

Love this place

Nice exhibits, informative, educational! Would be nice if gift shop was in the same area.

Great little aerospace museum, full of history, artifacts and models. I go back every time I'm in town.

It's cool. If you can get in go check it out.

Absolutely incredible experience

Tour of Boeing Museum for high school students from three schools.

Awesome place to visit and learn about the history of Boeing in St. Louis and Boeing products world wide.

Very nice.

Sound was 'off' but topic was interesting.

VERY INFORMATIVE!!

A must to see

LOVE THEM SURE TO SEE

Excellent museum, lots of information to be learned.

Awesome history

Always an interesting place. Must see!

Really great place for all people to get some history of Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, and St. Louis. Lots of great models to check out that show a wide history of products the company has offered and produced alongside plenty of information to go over regarding all the history.

I liked the selection they had and was able to purchase what I needed.

Wonderful experience, highly recommend it , never knew it was accessible to public.