Conveniently located at Pueblo Memorial Airport, Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum (PWAM) is a must-see attraction. Visit one of Colorado's …
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2024年8月12日
The Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum is a gem of the genre. The highlight of the collection is one of the few remaining B-29 Superfortresses, but the two hangers and adjoining outdoor display areas h…Grant W的完整评论
2024年7月11日
We went to this museum in Pueblo because we had some time to kill. We ended up spending 3 hours there! The exhibits were well marked with good explanations. The variety of aircraft was fantastic. It …susanf447的完整评论
2024年7月4日
This museum is great! There are two hangers of all sorts of military vehicles from vintage motorcycles and bmws to missiles as well as the aircraft. We had a great guided tour from Oscar who was so k…Sunshine35956117089的完整评论
How much are tickets? Is this suitable for toddlers? My 3 year old is obsessed with planes!
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Just talked to Bill out at the Museum and he gave me the info: Adults $9.00 Over 60 $7.00 Kids 7 to 19 $7.00 and under 7 are free. Hours 10 AM to 4 PM And the trip is worth every dime !
Planning a loop road trip Denver - Albuquerque - S Utah - Denver with my wife from about 7 - 30 Sept 2015, primarily to cover the Pueblos & Canyon lands. But I am interested in other things ie old aircraft. Having earmarked the National Museum of World War II Aviation at Colorado springs, I now come across this aircraft museum - just down the road! Now getting my wife to see one aircraft museum is hard work - but 2 - so close together!! Which is better? is it worth seeing both? How could I convince my wife both are worth visiting? Help, please! Thanks Richard
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I'm answering this 4 years later but realized others may find answers to this question useful. I'm actually a volunteer at the Pueblo Museum and have been to the National Museum …
I'm answering this 4 years later but realized others may find answers to this question useful. I'm actually a volunteer at the Pueblo Museum and have been to the National Museum of WWII Aviation (NMWIIA) in Colorado Springs 3 times. It is true that Pueblo has more aircraft (over 45) and has over 25 military vehicles. Pueblo Air Museum has existed much longer and has a lot more memorabilia. But I think you can't really compare the 2 museums as there are almost no duplication of the displays. NMWIIA specializes in WWII era aircraft and vehicles and most of their aircraft are flyable. They have just built a new museum building and their tour includes a visit to the Westpac Restorations building which specializes in rebuilding flying WWII aircraft. I highly recommend you try to see both. Each has a different approach to the way exhibits are presented. Each museum could be considered extensions of the educational experience one will get if you can go to both. Also if you can do it, visit the Peterson Air Base museum and the USAF Academy. Fort Carson has a decent museum recently opened and a good number of Tanks, Armored vehicles and helicopters on display. Many more are on display inside the post if you can do that.
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