Not that we saw, the biggest part with the planes and stealth was closed for remodeling and will be for 3 or 4 years , big disappointment.

Yes it does as its in two locations and it is not obvious what is in each location

If you have been to NASA, then it will be ok if you miss this one. I would definitely do the Holocaust!!

Yes, it does. May be new since the others were there, but there was a Concorde about 6 months ago when I was there.

We were there today and my kids were not impressed. It is crowded and everyone is fighting to see the exhibits that are open. We left after an hour. The line to get In was long and I don’t think it was worth it unless you really love air and space.

Ronald Reagan Domestic Airport would be the closest

On a busy weekend it was about 10 minutes.

Interesting you asked me because I happen to be a licensed commercial pilot with many many hours of simulator practice and thousands of hours as pilot in command in actual aircraft. I was not aware that the museum offers walk-in simulator time. If they do, it can only be a very perfunctory amusement park sort of thing. If your son is interested in aviation, he can do much better by getting one of many realistic simulator software packages for training for a Cessna or Piper single or twin aircraft. For $200-300 one can get one with included rudder pedals and yoke and maybe even a power quadrant (throttle, propeller pitch, and mixture controls).

La entrada es gratis y no hace falta reservar, no hay demora en la entrada

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