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National Air and Space Museum Flight Simulator
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Southwest Washington, Washington
"Space Walk was really stupid."(2 Tips)
"Great museum"(3 Tips)
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Paulo FedeleAugust 31, 2017Great museum, amazing place and all free!!! Congratulations to the team that keep such an amazing structure working and attending thousands of visitors from all over the world!Upvote35DownvoteUpvoted Jan 2
Catia DaSilvaMay 3, 2015Nice, you canNOT take your drink with you! Nor drink or food! Water is fine! And sometimes the guard is rude!
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Joel ValdezSeptember 8, 2010If you choose to try a "Ride Simulator", you can choose from SpaceWalk, Cosmic Coaster, F-18 Experience and/or Wings simulations. TOTALLY go with Cosmic Coaster!Upvote11Downvote
Yasaman MahdianAugust 16, 2019Although I enjoyed the visit but I expected it to be more interesting and exciting. It was cool but not mind blowing. Meets the expectations!
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Paige HunterJanuary 4, 2019Check out the info on the space race and the WWII planes! Great for both kids and adults.
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Jason DoughertyJuly 27, 2019Love this place but half of it is under construction. Pretty disappointed
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- Frits VisserMay 10, 2019Interesting. Nice to see. School children sitting on some of the displays.UpvoteDownvote
StarkMarch 17, 2012Apparently you can't go into a museum with a knife. I don't go anywhere without my knife. Captcha later, Smithsonian!Upvote1Downvote
Vladimir CalderonApril 27, 2018Aquí se siente la historia, las ideas brillantes de los inventores y de lo que una vez comenzó como un desafío
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Patricio Reyes PólitSeptember 10, 2018Fantástico. Tanta historia de la aeronáutica y los viajes espaciales. ImperdibleUpvote3Downvote
Jean CitéSeptember 4, 2014Casi como una atracción de parque. El simulador gira 360°. Una pasada.Upvote2Downvote
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National Air and Space Museum Flight Simulator
Lenfant Plz SW
Washington, D.C. 20560
United States
Washington, D.C. 20560
United States
Closed until 10:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 10:00 AM–5:30 PM
(202) 633-2214
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Ting - 8.0
"Take the guided tour at 10:30am"
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