Wings Over The Rockies Exploration Of Flight

My nephews loves planes and absolutely loved it here!We came on a Sunday afternoon and we were able to actually get in for free for a day they were celebrating. It was pretty empty the whole time we were there.The lady at the front desk was very welcoming and honestly everybody was very nice and helpful. There was older gentleman who helped my nephew with one of the flight simulators and he had so much fun! There were a lot of simulators and we didn't really have to wait for any. Derek was very helpful with simulators as well and great.

This place has a TON of potential. Cool simulators, VR, and fun exhibits in addition to the planes.We came in for the Sat breakfast event which brought out a lot of people. Unfortunately there wasn't enough volunteers to have all the exhibits and simulators running. Certainly the pandemic could be an impact there.With lots to see and lines, you really need to budget a couple hours min to feel like you got your money's worth. Still it's worth a return trip or two.

Good selection of aircraft on display. East access and knowledgeable staff docents. Great value for you money. Adjacent restaurant.

Excellent place to entertain kids and adults alike. We went for several hours on a Saturday afternoon and had the place almost to ourselves. My nephew (age 18) is heading off to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University so we thought he'd enjoy all the hands on exhibits. He, my boys (ages 11 & 14) & husband had so much fun riding all the flight simulators. All flight simulators were included in the admission price ($38 for 3 adults and 2 kids). What I appreciated about the simulators is that you didn't just ride or drive them - they actually had a volunteer teaching them what and why they were doing what they were doing. They also enjoyed playing with the wind tunnel exhibit and drones. Our family enjoyed the day so much we upgraded to season passes before we left - allowing us to apply the day's cost of admission to the pass. Can't wait to go back and catch a movie in the hangar!

Easily one of the most fun museums I've been to. The volunteers and staff are attentive, friendly, and very knowledgeable. We went on a Sunday right at open and had a blast, there was almost no one else there. The simulators are so fun, the volunteers are great helpers, and even the non-mechanical games are great fun for families and kids. Their event calendar was enticing and we will gladly be returning!

Minus the gentle man that ran the drones station, and the guy up front who was very friendly. There was a VERY unwelcoming feeling. One gentleman who ran an activity up on the second floor was particularly unhappy we were there the last hour they were open. I'm pretty sure he made up a time the sim closed bc he wanted to sit down stairs and talk. Wouldn't recommend it.

Extremely disappointing. Not worth the $12. I wouldn't go back here for free to be honest and this is coming from an aviation fanatic. 2-3 airplanes on display. A few walls covered in facts and pictures of airplanes. Don't waste your time or money. Such a disappointment :(

A lot of potential but don't waste your money now.It's no where near completed yet and what is there nowwasn't working on the day I went. At least two simulatorswere out of order. All the employees I spoke with werevery nice!

We were disappointed. There is a lot of very cool stuff in there but it is not displayed in the manner it deserves. Most of the plaques are printouts sandwiched between dirty plexiglass. It smells like mildew and is very dusty. Certainly not worth the hefty admission.

Great museum if you like planes Air Force and navy definitely recommend doing the flight simulator unless you have a weak stomach for $8.50 a person