The American Airpower Museum is Non-Profit 501C3 Aviation Museum and State Chartered Educational Foundation. A unique Museum where most …
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Aug 5, 2024
The volunteers are all gems - Frank was fantastic and patiently explained everything including to my three-year-old. You can climb into the nose gun of a Flying Fortress, see an A-10 Warthog up close…Full review by Benjamin B
Jul 26, 2024
The museum is a treasure trove of history and the curators are knowlegdable and helpful. We took our 13 yr old grandson who is a flight enthusiast and he was blow away with the museum and the staff.Full review by 619WilliamS619
Jul 20, 2024
I was very impressed by much larger and more comprehensive exhibits than I expected. The tour guides were all very friendly and knowledgeable. Sheldon walked us through all the planes and exhibits …Full review by NYRose4
Is the museum accessible? My 93 years dad uses a walker, but maybe we should bring a wheelchair so its not to much for him. Also when are tours offered. My dad was in the navy and served on a tanker I think. He said they refueled the planes.
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Agreed. You should have no issues entering the museum with a wheelchair. There are a few exhibits that not be accessible but your dad should be able to see most of the collection …
Agreed. You should have no issues entering the museum with a wheelchair. There are a few exhibits that not be accessible but your dad should be able to see most of the collection without issue.
General admission is $12 for adults. $10 for seniors, $7 for Children ages 5-10, and Free for children under 4. If you live on Long Island, check with your local library because many of …
General admission is $12 for adults. $10 for seniors, $7 for Children ages 5-10, and Free for children under 4. If you live on Long Island, check with your local library because many of them have free day passes if you have a library card.
I have a couple individuals who are very interested to coming and see the museum and what are the days openings and time
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Flyingcane answered your question perfectly. I can only add that I don’t think your interested parties will be disappointed in any way. Bring them at their earliest convenience.
Would my grandchildren, ages 5-8 enjoy this museum?
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I would say that they're probably a little young. There's a lot of history, and lots to read. It's also Air Force and war oriented. While as the previous reviews said, there are some …
I would say that they're probably a little young. There's a lot of history, and lots to read. It's also Air Force and war oriented. While as the previous reviews said, there are some cockpits into which one may climb, the meaning, history, and lessons, I would imagine, might be lost on children so young. Next year, your older grandchild might appreciate it more--particularly when they learn about the history of L.I. in Social Studies.
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