Easily our favourite Seattle experience, so far. This was such a special visit for my teen and I. We just soaked it all up, seeing favourite aircraft we hadn’t seen before, in person, and learning about Boeing aircraft we had and do regularly travel on. The volunteers/experts on-site are a wealth of lived experience and knowledge so make sure you pause for a chat. We learned a lot and didn’t want to leave! The macaroni cheese in the café was nice, too! Absolutely brilliant visit.

Went with my aerospace engineer husband and enjoyed the experience much more than I anticipated. The staff includes a lot of veterans who are very engaging and knowledgeable. There were so many kinds of displays, from miniature models to galleries to static aircraft displays. We especially enjoyed going on board the space shuttle trainer and many of the aircraft in the Aviation Pavilion. I was disappointed that the Concorde was closed for repairs the day we visited.

We visited today, it was wonderful having so many knowledgeable people to speak to throughout the exhibits. My husband has been raving about a gentleman he spoke to while my son and I made shadow puppets during the children’s class. It was a great place to go we thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

If you love airplanes, you have to check this place out! They have planes from many different years. The people are nice and very helpful! As soon as you walk into the big room, it kind of takes your breath away. You can see the inside of old Air Force One airplanes, as well as older commercial airplanes. Blue Angels, military, and much more! They have a small section for space as well. So cool!

An amazing museum! Endless exhibits and aircraft (the Concorde!), could easily spend the whole day here! Very friendly staff and volunteers, very knowledgeable! If in Seattle worth a visit, only a 15 to 20min drive from downtown. Will be back again!

Not sure of the cost, as this was part of a business trip, but very comprehensive and has an indoor and outdoor experience. Outside are planes you can go in - great to see the different sizes. We took a tour - bless our docent - a nice retired Boeing employee who knew so much about aviation and aircraft’s, but talked a bit too much for us average folks.

We visited the museum in the pouring rain and it did not dampen our spirits or excitement. Going aboard all of these planes and seeing the inner workings is not available at many museums. The guides are smart friendly and savvy. Few others braved the storm so it was a quiet thoughtful place.

One of the best museums I have visited! I'm embarrassed that it took me so long to get here! Do not forget to cross the bridge and visit the outside Hangar! So many things to see that I would recommend 2 visits. They give you a "return visit" discount with your original ticket. I look forward to returning!

What's not to like about aviation and aerospace! Came here on a rainy Friday. It was good way to avoid the weather, but limited what I could see as some aircraft displays were outside...and I wasn't going to expose myself to that. Admission is cheap. I had a few hours before a flight out of SeaTac and this was a great choice. Free parking and just 7 miles away. There's a good number of displays to check out and read about. There's a lot of aviation history here. This aviation museum isn't as large as others I've been to, but it is, still pretty cool!

Yikes, we didn't realize how big and grand the museum was, and accordingly hadn't allotted sufficient time to enjoy it. Our fault, but consequently a bit rushed. Also, exhibits are somewhat spacious and far apart from one another and, again, with all the information provided with each one, it makes for a long period of standing about. Still, highly recommend for both a casual view as well as for those interested in details and history.