Tulsa Air and Space Museum

About Tulsa Air and Space Museum

Vintage aircraft & interactive exhibits. Detailed history from 1897 to the space age plus interactive exhibits, vintage aircraft & a theater. The museum features a rare F-14 Tomcat fighter jet on display, which is described as 'truly iconic' and is a notable centerpiece of the aircraft collection. Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars by 524 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Plan to spend 2-3 hours to fully experience both the museum exhibits and planetarium shows. The planetarium has multiple daily showings (11am-3pm), so you can structure your visit by exploring aircraft and interactive exhibits first, then catching a show that fits your schedule.
• 💬Bring a sack lunch or order food to enjoy at the pavilion, as snacks in the gift shop are limited and food/drinks aren't permitted in the museum halls or planetarium. This can significantly reduce costs for families.
• 💡Don't miss the Tuskegee Airmen exhibit and the stories about how Tulsa's oil industry shaped aviation history—these are highlighted as phenomenal exhibits that add rich historical context beyond just seeing the aircraft themselves.
• 💡Visit Tuesday or Thursday mornings for the weekly Toddler Time programs (9:30-10:00am) if you have young children, and take advantage of complimentary strollers and wheelchairs available on-site. The museum, planetarium, and MD-80 exhibit are all wheelchair accessible.
• 💬Check if you qualify for discounted admission through military personnel, senior, Museums for All, or OK Fosters programs before purchasing tickets, as these can offer meaningful savings on the already affordable admission price.