This museum exceeded our expectations! Totally deserving of 2023 Travelers Choice Award. A lot of information about aviation and space. Seeing the real life Gemini VI and the Titan Rocket was the highlight of the museum if I had to pick. Plus the new playground across the parking lot was a hit with the kids! An absolutely must for any one! Worth the drive from Oklahoma City.

Amazing museum....would say best space museum experience ever and we have been to lots of them. Interactive, intuitive, colorful, fact based, real deal. Don't miss it. RIP General Stafford. Thanks for your service.

Back in summer 2022 on our Route 66 trip from the UK, we unfortunately weren't able to visit as the opening hours didn't fit with our schedule... so when we were planning our April OK/TX road trip around the eclipse, a return visit was added to the plan. I thoroughly enjoyed the visit- so many exhibits that you can get up close to, including many iconic artefacts - the Gemini capsule was a favourite- that have been flown in space. The exhibits relating to the Apollo and Apollo/Soyuz missions were another highlight, as were seeing the many gifts exchanged/received by Gen. Stafford from other astronauts/cosmonauts. It was however a poignant visit, following Gen. Stafford's recent passing. I did feel honoured to be there at the time he was lying in state, allowing me to pay my respects to someone who gave so much to space exploration and international collaboration.

This museum really impressed me. I had expected a standard, run down, old and kind of musty museum. Instead what I got was a clean modern museum with excellent displays, videos, artifacts and also interactive activities. I guess it was under renovation but you really couldn't tell. Well laid out and very informative. Even my wife, who can barely stand another airplane museum, enjoyed this place.

Lt. General Stafford was from Weatherford, which is why this impressive museum is here. If you’re tired of the typical Route 66 stuff this is the place to stop. Lots of interesting and authentic (many used in space flights) items. Highly recommend a visit.

Our visit to the Stafford Air & Space museum was a spur of the moment visit. What a wonderful museum and educational experience. The displays are beautiful, well cared for, and informative. They have some of the best interactive displays about how airplanes work. Their display on the development of space is top-notch. You get an up-close look at so many artifacts that were key to the development of the US air and space programs: replica of the Wright flyer, video and nozzle from the Saturn V, a pristine T-38, life-size replica of the lunar lander (you'll be shocked just how big it was), and so much more. If all of that isn't enough, how about a close-up look at the F-117. It's gorgeous.

We just happened to see an ad in the Oklahoma travel guidebook and happened to be staying nearby so we decided to visit. We were so surprised with the attention to detail and wonderful displays. All of group were engaged and one of the kiddos enjoyed the scavenger hunt. If you are looking for something to do while in the area, we highly recommend checking out the museum, not only was it educational but it was fun as well.

Traveling from KY to AZ. Stopped here via Harvest Hosts. We only had 1.5 hours to go through the museum. If you are like us and enjoy the reading and learning you could easily spend half a day here. They have all kinds of things from early flight, to modern planes, rockets, different space programs etc. There is even a "Shuttle" playground outside. Nice gift shop. We really enjoyed this place. We will come back next time we are going through the area.