Took my 8 year old granddaughter to the Air Zoo. Neither of us is particularly interested in flight, but we both had a great time and we learned a few things. The Air Zoo is set up to entertain and educate every age - all at the same time. I recommend a trip to the Air Zoo for anyone!

Well taken care of and up to date. Nice exhibits. 4 nice rides for younger kids that are included with admission. The simulators are fun. Many many planes to enjoy if you are into aviation. The gift shop is huge.

A friend and I visited the Air Zoo after checking it out online. We were surprised by how large the collection of airplanes and helicopters was. There is lots of hands-on stuff and experiences for the kids and even a few carnival style rides in the main building. We spent most of the day in the main building which houses the Aerospace and Science Museum, then moved to the Flight Discovery Center where they are restoring a WW2 trainer that was recovered from Lake Michigan. Plan on spending the whole day because there is so much to see and do. Somehow we missed the Kitty Hawk Cafe so I can’t review it.

The founder of this museum was a naval aviator during World War II and the museum's collection includes numerous Navy planes. It is well laid out and family friendly. Time yourself to take in a movie on aviation if you need a break...the one I watched was about salvaging planes from Lake Michigan which had been lost in training mishaps during the war. Allow at least half a day if you want to see everything.

This place was amazing. Everything is included in the admission price including unlimited rides on the simulator, hot air balloon ride, plane ride, and the movies. There was a gift shop onsite and multiple interactive features. Its one room so its simple to keep everyone together.