The Museum of Flight

10/10 experience. If you are wondering if you should go to here - you should go to here. I went solo and as someone with a slight appreciation for flight and aircraft and a large passion for museums, I NERDED out. And I mean it. Walk through several aircraft including a Concorde? ✅️ See the oldest manufacturing building in America affectionately called the Red Barn? ✅️ Read about the evolution of aviation through thoughtful exhibits and real, actual, honest to goodness planes? ✅️ I only had 3 hours to enjoy but I could have easily spent 6 hours here reading through everything. I had to blaze through the space and military exhibits to make time to even see the entire facility. There is lots of interactive exhibitry for kids and families seemed to be having a blast. Be warned, though, there is lots of walking so wear comfortable shoes. Other things to note - 1. Exhibitry was well lighted but text could be small. Bring readers if you need them! 2. Getting into the aircrafts located outside require the scaling of steep, metal, stairs. There is a graded ramp and elevator to get out to them, though, just no way to get into the planes themselves unless you take the stairs. I, unfortunately, saw no other ways to access. 3. There are benches located at chair height around the museum if you need a rest. 4. There is a Cafe inside that is spacious enough with lots of space outside to eat if the weather is cooperative. Unfortunately I came in February so no one took advantage. 5. Exhibits were spacious and it was easy to navigate around folks but the gift shop is tight when busy. Also, be prepared to drop some money if you like aviation. The museum was also having a model exhibition while I was there, so be sure to check out their website for special events!