Name: Armstrong Air & Space Museum
Address: 500 Apollo Dr, Wapakoneta, OH 45895, USA, US
Telephone: +1 419-738-8811

Armstrong Air & Space Museum is a museum, located at 500 Apollo Dr, Wapakoneta, OH 45895, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 419-738-8811, visit their website www.armstrongmuseum.org for more detailed information.

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500 Apollo Dr, Wapakoneta, OH 45895, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 05 December 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Adam Parsons

04 December 2017

Much better than expected. If you're traveling on I-75, you must take a pit stop here. Our family with young kids had an enjoyable time. There are some great artifacts here, and very well-presented.
Daniel Briem

21 November 2017

perfect museum for a rainy day. Has undergone renovations since I last visited. Now has a more modern look.
Prerona Kundu

12 November 2017

Such a great museum! Only $8 per adult and tickets for everyone else are even cheaper. Plus, the museum had lots of great exhibits and information, as well as several hands on things to do.
Justin Sully

18 October 2017

Awesome place. The guide was great and was very knowledgeable on everything we asked. Had a great time!
Jarrett Hughley

11 October 2017

Great historical muesuem with several interactive exhibits. The exhibits and displays are very informative and the staff is very helpful and attentive, offering further insite into much of the material presented.

While family friendly, there is not a lot to do for young kids. There are, however, a few simulators, a good gift shop and a nice park (Veterans Park) nearby.
Tim Womack

09 October 2017

This is one of those destinations to go if the history of space flight is already of keen interest. I do think see this as a place that would spark a new interest.
There are a couple interactive exhibits, and for the younger kids, that is what is important.
It is definitely worth a one-time visit.
Michael Ingles

12 September 2017

Wonderful artifacts including the real Gemini 8 capsule flown by Armstrong. Extremely enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff, they've got their rocket science down pat. Great for space junkies and great for any old tourist, too!
Bob Sears

27 July 2017

Nice little museum about Neil Armstrong and his career with NASA. Some exhibits are a bit dated but this place is still very educational. I like the architecture of the museum building - very unique. This museum is a great place to take elementary age children. The gift shop is aimed at kids too. There is a place outside for picnics. There is also the usual fast food offerings right in front of it.
Devin Durbin

10 May 2017

Clean facility. Great staff. Love the museum. Would visit again!
John W

08 May 2017

A regular field trip experience. Totally worth the 3.5 hour drive to see the kids and adults enjoy the experience.
Timothy Sampson

09 April 2017

A Great place for kids & Adults . It could use a kick in the idea's department, maybe an observatory or a traveling science exhibit?
Michael Moody

21 December 2016

A must see place for an aviation/space lover. It's not a large museum but what it does offer it offers well. You can see and touch many things here. I wouldn't recommend coming here from way out of your way unless you plan on seeing more. Down the highway you'll find the Dayton area with all of its aviation heritage so make a weekend trip out of the entire area and you'll absolutely love it.
Ray Brown

12 December 2016

The place hasn't changed much since I first went twenty some-odd years ago, but it's still pretty neat! They've added a few simulator-ish games and the exhibits are well maintained. If you're interested in space or want to see just how primitive the gear was when we went to the moon, stop by and check it out!