Fantasy of Flight

"Nice aviation museum. I would not say best collection in the world, but to survive the pandemic is a good thing. I wish them luck. Buy a T-shirt, too. Affordable attraction."

"Have wanted to visit for awhile and I had a great time. Tour guide Bill was very knowledgable and friendly, Vicky in the visit shop was as nice as can be. You can’t visit the other hangars just yet, but many of the restoration projects waiting to get done are on display so you can get an idea of the magnitude involved restoring these aircraft back to airworthy condition. Gift shop has a neat variety of items for sale. Highly recommend!"

"We finally got the opportunity to see this museum and it was worth every penny. Cost was around $16 / person and we spent over 2 1/2 hours walking around and had an awesome guide. Thanks Arthur!"

"If you like airplanes, aviation history, WW I & WWII aircraft, and hearing really good stories told by knowlegable docents (employees, not volunteers), GO VISIT this museum, reputed to be the world's largest privately-held vintage aircraft museum. 40 historic airplanes, all restored to full flying condition, and all of which have been flown by the museum's owner, who is also the museum's creator, collector, director of restorations, and curator. Only $15, $12 seniors. And for the really serious enthusiasts, a private 4 1/2 hour tour ($$$$) is offered for groups of 5 of the 150+/- additional vintage airplanes stored on site, plus the boneyard, the mechanical and airframe restoration shops, etc."

"Cool museum of Kermit Weeks' private collection. Enjoyed the guided tour The only negative is that we were only able to see less than 20% of his exhibits. The others are only accessible by more expensive private tours. Still, 4 out of 5 stars for a fun couple of hours."