Strategic Air Command

Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum    

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The Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum is a museum focusing on aircraft and nuclear missiles of the United States Air Force during the Cold War.

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Mar 16, 2024
We all enjoyed the museum! My husband and I hadn’t been since we were kids. Our son (6) first time. Just enough “kid friendly” activities tucked in with the exhibits to keep him entertained. Neat to … Full review by 111kylieb
Oct 10, 2023
I’m a self proclaimed aircraft nerd and have been wanting to hit this place up for years. I came for their B36 display, which is one of only four surviving examples of the aircraft. But the rest of t… Full review by notb4mybeer
Oct 10, 2023
This is an amazing museum! There are lots of aircraft to explore, lots of information, and a few interactive displays. I spent about 2 hours here, but probably could have spent a whole afternoon. … Full review by ASGLondon
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Established:1959

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Questions & answers

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Is the museum pet friendly?
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Not positive, but I would say no.
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Can you go inside the the plane?
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I don't remember going in to many of the planes. You may want to call the museum for a better answer.
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Is there any dining available in the museum? Are there any restaurants nearby? Would like to come in the a.m., have …
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Is there any dining available in the museum? Are there any restaurants nearby? Would like to come in the a.m., have lunch and resume tour after lunch? Are there tour guides on duty?
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Hello! The Museum has a small cafe called "Plane Foods" where you can get pizza (Valentino's), pretzels, sandwiches, cookies, and drinks. Ashland (which is about 3 minutes …
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Hello! The Museum has a small cafe called "Plane Foods" where you can get pizza (Valentino's), pretzels, sandwiches, cookies, and drinks. Ashland (which is about 3 minutes from the Museum) has a cafe called Cheri Os and a BBQ place called Parkers (highly recommended). As for the tours: the public tours are daily (call before if you would like one, these are volunteers and things come up) at 11 am. Depending on which volunteer, they will last up to 2 hours. If you would like a private tour, there is a fee for the tour guide. You might enjoy just going through the Museum yourself and reading all of the signage and explanations of each exhibit and aircraft.
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Ho do I get their from Omaha using public transportation?
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Probably the only way is a taxi but may be cheaper to rent a car. It is just off I -80 so very easy to get to. But is several miles from Onaha depending where you are in the city.
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