Museum of Aviation
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"Fun with Aviation"
My kids (and husband) LOVED the Museum of Aviation. I LOVE that it's free!!!
We've been there several times now and you can make a real afternoon (or even a whole day) of it! They have picnic areas and small swings around the outside of the museum, in addition to playgrounds, sand boxes, and more.
There are two or three hangars of airplaces and helicopters inside as well as planes and such around the perimeter of the museum itself.
The museum is free, it has a gift shop and it also has a restaurant upstairs. A wonderful experience--completely kid-friendly and easy to manuever with strollers, wagons, and more!
We love it!
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"Couldn't ask for more"
#1 It's free #2 There's a playground #3 It's a museum where the children can touch just about everything, yet can't break anything! Seriously, this stuff was made for war, so what are a few little kids going to do to hurt it? My 3 boys love it, my 4 nephews love it, and 1 out of my 2 nieces loves it. Their total age range is 1 -11 years. They have a small cafe on site, but I don't really know what the pricing and quality of the food is there.
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"Overlooked gem for airplane buffs and kids"
I grew up in Warner Robins, but I never visited the museum while I lived there, even though my father worked on the base for 30 years and my grandmother volunteered in the museum. Since I moved away and have kids, I've been two or three times, and my kids LOVE IT. They're only 4 and 2 years old, but they love wandering around looking at the planes and climbing in cockpits. Also: it's free, which is maybe my favorite part.
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"Museum of Aviation"
The museum is located in Warner Robins, Georgia right outside the Air Force Base. It is one of the largest air museums. The have 4 hangers that house history facts and a few smaller airplanes. It is very hands on for the kids. They are able to sit in some airplanes to get a feel of what it would be like to be a pilot. They can read about the types of airplanes and how many of them relate to the past. Safely behind glass you can see replicates of items from the past. On the walls you can read the stories in detail about our history. The wars, how things were invented and how it leads up to today are all included in the museum. On the outside, you are able to walk around the premises viewing the airplanes. The are much bigger than they appear from far away. You can grasp the size while standing next to it. You are able to see details of each aircraft. I would definitely make plans to visit the museum. It would make a great field trip if you are located in the area.
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"Free Family Fun"
While the Museum of Aviation is certainly not my cup of tea, if you have youngsters that are into airplanes, this is a great free museum to check out. Our daughter has visited the museum numerous times for various events (airshows, etc.) and still loves to check out the planes. Kids can also "fly" in a "cockpit." Don't forget your camera!
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