Frontiers of Flight Museum
Hangar museum at Dallas Love Field with thirty-plus aircraft, the Apollo 7 capsule, flight simulators and cockpits kids can climb into.
A big hangar at Dallas Love Field packed with more than thirty aircraft and spacecraft that kids can walk right up to. The Apollo 7 command module is the headline piece and it still stops adults in their tracks. Cockpit sections you can climb into, flight simulators, and a dedicated childrens area with building toys keep younger kids busy while the plane-obsessed ones read every placard. Because it sits at the edge of an active airport you can watch real jets take off from the parking lot. Two hours is about right unless you have a serious aviation kid.
Pricing
Paid admission; check current rates before you go (verify)
Common Questions
- How much does Frontiers of Flight Museum cost?
- Admission to Frontiers of Flight Museum is paid. Paid admission; check current rates before you go (verify)
- What ages is Frontiers of Flight Museum good for?
- Frontiers of Flight Museum is best for kids ages 3 to 18+.
- Is Frontiers of Flight Museum stroller friendly?
- Yes, Frontiers of Flight Museum is stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Frontiers of Flight Museum?
- No, dogs are not allowed at Frontiers of Flight Museum.
- How hard is Frontiers of Flight Museum?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 2 hours.
- Is Frontiers of Flight Museum free?
- No, there is a cost to visit Frontiers of Flight Museum. Paid admission; check current rates before you go (verify)
- What should I bring to Frontiers of Flight Museum?
- Camera, ear protection is not needed but toddlers may find the hangar echoey
- How long does Frontiers of Flight Museum take?
- Most families spend about 2 hours at Frontiers of Flight Museum.
- When is the best time to visit Frontiers of Flight Museum?
- Year-round. Weekday afternoons are nearly empty.
- Is there parking at Frontiers of Flight Museum?
- Free on-site lot at the museum entrance off Lemmon Ave