Wings over the Rockies is a very great and historical part of Denver. As far as the X-wing I don't know what the previous reviewer is amoking but it's been there since 1994 and still is, so hmmm. Anyway the hangar was built in the 1930's so yeah it's old but it's well maintained for a building this old. So... more

I'm biased when it comes to military museums and aircraft is no exception. Don't pay any attention to the negative reviews of this place. I'll agree that this museum cannot be compared to the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tuscon or the Lone Star Flight Museum in Galveston but it's still worth a visit. It has some interesting aircraft... more

I visited 'wings' because I had to, essentially, 'waist-time'! I departed Vail a bit too early and I had 1/2 a day to kill before catching my 6pm flight. I am an airplane enthusiast! Not an expert. More so a History channel buff - enjoying the likes of airplane documentaries, dogfights and the likes. My expectations were not high upon... more

I am a self-proclaimed Plane-Geek. I love airplanes, air shows, history of aeronautics, military planes... You get the idea. This "Museum" is located in a small hangar leftover from an old airfield, most of which has been/is in the process of being converted into chic shoppes and condos. There are definitely a decent amount of 'planes' in the hangar, however,... more

Okay, first of all - my parents loved this place. Me? my kids? BORED STIFF!! The hanger is full of historical memorabilia- but, nothing very exciting. I took the kids just to see the X-Wing Star Wars fighter that was on the brochure. Well, it is not there any longer - so, don't expect it. Sorry to say it was... more