Pima Air & Space Museum

Lot's of aircrafts and a great outside tram tour ! (Especially because it's bloody hot!) People are very nice and mostly everybody was a pilot so they have lots of information!

What a neat spot to see planes of every shape, and size, and to get some history lessons at the same time. My favorite part was the tram tour , and our War Veteran driver/guide.

The volunteers and guides here are amazing. Take advantage of their in-depth knowledge and ask them about the aircraft . And take the tram to hear even more!

Lots of walking indoors and out, so be sure you have comfortable shoes . Don't forget to look up!

If you ever get a chance to visit Tucson this is a must see. It's the second largest air and space museum only to the Smithsonian .

Wow!! Been roadtripping for 5 months, and this is a top 5 highlight. Better than the Smithsonian air & space museums

Lots of airplanes ! Volunteers are great and very informative.

The museum itself is pretty good, but the star attraction here is over the road - driving around the plane graveyard where aircraft are stored in the desert to preserve their parts.

The Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ is one of the largest air and space museums in the world, and is the largest non-government funded aviation museum .

The aircraft exhibits at Pima Air & Space Museum are wonderful, but it’s the bone-yard next door with 4,400 abandoned jets that will make your jaw drop. Tours are first come, first served.

Take one of the guided walking tours - many of the guides are ex-fighter pilots and such! They know & love what they're talking about.

Did you know? The museum’s collection of 300 aircraft and 125,000 artifacts is second in size and diversity only to the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. Read more

This museum is an ideal location to take a bus tour to see the operations and retired planes near an Air Force Base for $7! Read more to find out about other fascinating venues for airport museums . Read more

Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes . You can also see some of the 4,000 military and civilian aircraft by driving along the fence on Kolb Road by the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base .

Pima Air & Space Museum at 21 minutes drive to the south of Craycroft Prime Dental

It’s worth the money. So many great historic aircraft on display with more to be restored.

Huge museum with 5 big buldings and 300+aircrafts. Very interesting. It takes 3+ hours to view .

Great place to witness human ingenuity. One of the best flight museums in the nation. Great photography spot

Blackbird is incredible to see up close - and right in the main hangar if you don't have a lot of time

Day trip, interesting if you like that kinda thing....I liked it and I am not really into air and space stuff, affordable . There is a shuttle ($7-$9) that will ride you around the "bone Yard"

I'm not particularly into planes or WWII memorabilia , but I enjoyed it here nonetheless. Worth a look if you're in the area.

You got to be really into planes and military history. It’s interesting for a bit but a lot to take in.

A great place to stop by when in Tucson! Whether you're an airplane aficionado or not there is TONS to see here!

The number of historical aircraft !

Walking through the outdoor displays is amazing. Tram only if you need it!

A must see for everyone!

Two WW2 buildings, a 787 , and a blackbird - lots of great planes to see

With over 300 aircrafts , you don’t want to miss out on the Lockheed SR-71 A Blackbird in Hangar 1 South … this is the only aircraft to exceed Mach 3!

Wear comfortable shoes . There is so much fun stuff to see but you will need to do a fair amount of walking unless you take the tour tram . Read more

Lots of planes to look at. Also some kids can climb inside

A lot of fun. Definitely wear sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes .

Impressive collection, including Air Force and Marine presidential transports (Yup, JFK's plane is there too). Obviously, most of the collection is outside. Check the weather, come prepared.

If you go on the AMARG tour , sit on the right side of the bus .

This place is pretty cool. You get to see all the old bombers and some newer ones that have been designated for the graveyard.

Take the walking tour , it's free with admission and the docents are awesome!

Don't miss the boneyard, ONLY on weekdays!

It's in Arizona and the buildings are NOT air conditioned . Pales in comparison to the Air Force museum in Dayton.

Awesome place to collect mad Fitbit points. See *everything*.

this is an awesome place, I've been there a lot

One of the best air museums in the united states across from the BoneYard

A must go visit. Plan 3+ hours

Absolutely awesome. Take a couple of hours and explore.

Cool plane that are passionately cared for!

A great place to check out the past.

if you like planes , this is your place. some veteran staff working who love to chat and answer questions

Good food but unless you're rich I don't suggest feeding the family here! $45 to feed 2 adults and a 7 year old lol

The food is above average compared to other restaurants . A complete meal averages $10, also allows a wide view of the museum 's aircraft yard.

The 390th Memorial Museum is wonderful and heartbreaking. Definitely check it out.

Awesome place to visit.

PASM is so cool! Definitely take the AMARG tour . Call ahead to make sure there's room! Go early in the summer. Read more