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Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum

Denver Metro · 7711 E Academy Blvd, Denver, CO 80230 · wingsmuseum.org ↗

Wings Over the Rockies is an aviation and space museum housed in Hangar 1 of the former Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, featuring aircraft exhibits and educational programs. Its summer camps offer hands-on STEM and flight learning, such as building X-plane gliders and designing supersonic aircraft models.

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Kids discover planes and supersonic flight at Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum, June 22-26, 2026, for ages 8-12.

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Denver, CO

7711 E Academy Blvd, Denver, CO 80230

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Kaiz Va month ago
★★★★★

I loved this place. They have a 1 of 4 B1A Plane on display, along with other Fighter Aircraft and a Helicopter, civilian and showplanes. They also had a TITAN IV engine, which was fascinating. They have good displays and tributes to various fighter pilots, explorers and inventors. Getting in was easy, tap your card and walk in, no hassle no taxes. 19.95 is a very reasonable price for the rarity and historical value of the aircrafts displayed. All the employees and volunteers are very nice too. I was able to speak to the curator and she was a delight. Would recommend this place to anyone with an interest in avaiation, history, or warfare.

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Dan Blakeslee2 months ago
★★★★★

This air and space museum was really fun, but I don't think it's for everyone. At 20 dollars, you really need to have a decent interest in either air or space, otherwise, this museum will bore you. The size of the artifacts can only wow you for so long before everything just looks like a big plane. There are a few outlying artifacts like a life sized pod racer and x wing, but those are few and far between. There are also a few sample weapons that may appeal to you. The museum itself is a good size. At a savoring pace, it may take you between 1-2 hours to get through it. We were a bit on the shorter end of that estimate. Regardless, if you are looking for activities in Denver, I do recommend you come out and try it.

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★★★★★

If you like history, especially from WW1 and WW2, that is related to airplanes and fighters, then you should visit this place. ✈️🛩️ They have a wide collection of aircraft from different eras. 🤩🛩️ The staff were wonderful, and approachable 👍😊

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marc hoaglund4 months ago
★★★★★

I've wanted to come here for a long time. You could say I'm a military aircraft nut..... okay, enthusiast. If you consider yourself the same, you have to come here. There was so much more than I was expecting. All of the aircraft were amazing! Mostly jet age stuff, including a F-4 Phantom, F-86 Sabre, F-101 Voodoo, F-14 Tomcat, and their new F-16D Thunderbird, as well as a Mig-23, and probably most impressive of all, a B-1 Lancer! Not to mention the gigantic B-52 out front! Beyond just aircraft, there are tons of amazing displays, simulators, and a great gift shop. If you're in Colorado and love airplanes, this place has to be on your list! I'd even go so far to say it's nearly on par with the Air Force museum at Wright Patterson in Dayton, Ohio, and that's an amazing museum.

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Josh Tunik3 months ago
★★★★★

there was a very wide selection of planes there to see! the simulated seemed fun, even though i didn’t go in. there were some videos playing that gave history on planes the planes there (i watched the one abt the B-1 Lancer, funny and informative. i will say it was cool that you thatched the video inside the bomb bay). i thought it was really funny that the x-wing was there, and there was a little plaque for Anakin’s racer ship but it wasn’t there :( there was a great restaurant next by called beer garden (i think). next hanger has a huge storage unit with some businesses built in gift shop is a little pricey, but with a wide range of things

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