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Location
Accessibility
Museum, planetarium, and MD-80 exhibit are wheelchair accessible. Complimentary strollers and wheelchairs available on-site. Service animals welcome throughout the museum.
Visitor tip
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.
Visitor tip
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.
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.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Air and Space Museum with Planetarium
- Highlights
- Aircraft displays, hands-on exhibits, immersive planetarium shows
- Accessibility
- Fully wheelchair accessible, complimentary wheelchairs and strollers available
- Membership
- Available for unlimited exploration
What visitors say
I loved TASM. An excellent blend of space & air without too much of a military slant, a truly iconic F-14 on display, and such an awesome balance of kid-friendly stuff alongside some rich history of aviation & space elements throughout…
Went for the first time, and it was pretty cool. There are so many cool different things to see and facts to read about. 2 stories in the museum itself. They have planes, helicopters, interactive setups, and games for kids. There is…
The staff is so helpful and knowlegable. Such a great place to learn or grow a passion for all things flight and NASA space in Tulsa.
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Did You Know?
- 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
- The museum includes a dedicated Tuskegee Airmen exhibit, highlighting the significant historical contribution of African American pilots to aviation history
- The museum documents aviation and space history spanning from 1897 to the space age, with collections reflecting Tulsa and Oklahoma's rich aviation heritage influenced by oil industry wealth
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