What a great museum to see all types of military aircraft. Was able to get in on a free tour with a very knowledgeable gentleman that was great and very interesting. Some of the aircraft they have there are still flyable and they do fly them on occasion. Great place to spend a couple hours.

Do not miss this amazing collection of warbirds at Titusville. There are aircraft from WWI to the 80s. It is very close to the Kennedy Space Center, so if you are visiting that, you can easily fit this museum on the same day. They also have a restoration hangar but that isn’t open on Sundays. The collection in the main hangar is tightly packed so you may miss seeing the aircraft in isolation, but on the flip side you get to walk right under them. The Vietnam era exhibit is excellent and you can even get to sit in a B52 cockpit. Museum volunteers will also help with the flight simulators that are available. If you have any interest in aviation, do not skip this.

Curt was our guide, he was wonderful. I would highly recommend getting a tour guide. There is so much information we wouldn’t have known if it wasn’t for Curt teaching us. He is 91 years young, but he never know it. Thank you Todd!

We had plans to go to Kennedy Space Center, until we saw the cars lined up to get in, so we decided to stop in. So blessed with our decision. My husband and son love to research the military. This place was full of history of the men and women who have fought valiantly for our country's freedom. Many veterans serve as volunteer tour guides, meandering through the aircraft and displays, sharing knowledge and history (and a few chuckles) of the campaigns that the aircraft represent. This is definitely a must see, supporting those who have and will continue to keep us safe in the USA.

We stopped in to this museum on a gorgeous day. The docent at the door was welcoming and directed to the desk to pay for admission. Got a few bucks off for being a veteran. Most planes in the main hangar were well restored. Story boards on most with QR codes to get more details on THAT specific plane. All the volunteers were knowledgeable and helpful. We were invited into the restoration hangar to view some unique planes being restored, up close. Well worth the price of admission and we’ll be back.

We really enjoyed the visit to this museum. Roger, our guide, was the best and shared so much information. The volunteers are not only dedicated to sharing their knowledge, but they also make it fun, too. If you are in the area, you owe it to yourself to visit this museum to remember and honor those who fought for this country.

If you are at all interested in airplanes, historical wars, this is a great place to visit! Very affordable att only $22 for adults. Got my all time favorite fighter, the Grumman F14 Tomcat among many other planes. Do not miss this opportunity!

Lots of planes closely parked in hangars - duck your head to move about. Several docents around to answer questions, provide info. Most aircraft from Korean thru Vietnam era. Some WWII stuff would add interest. Location right on road to Kennedy Space center so easy to find. 1-2 hours to see it all.

This is a very interesting place to visit. I'm not into planes but my husband and 16-year-old son are so we decided to pay a visit and had a great time! There's so many different types of planes to see and I really like the museum with the memorabilia. They really enjoyed going inside a B-52 bomber too!

What a great place! The collection of aircraft is impressive. We were fortunate enough that a kind guide gave us a personal tour! It was very informative. I would highly recommend this museum as a must see if in the area. I will definitely be coming back