Oklahoma Museum of Flying — Attraction in Oklahoma City

We tried to visit the museum today and met great disappointment - they were closed even though their website, Google, and Facebook page said that they were open. The sign on their door said that they were only closed for the holidays. When we inquired at the flight shop, the lady there said that the museum was “unpredictable.” I have worked as a volunteer at a museum in Arizona. We were volunteers, and we still managed to update times correctly on social media. Updated review in response to the snarky reply from the “museum”: Rudeness on the internet doesn’t pay, especially when getting snotty with someone in travel writing. The ”museum” has advised that we message on Facebook to make sure that they have the “museum” open during the hours they claim on all social media and on their own door. If they are this out of touch with reason and reality, this is easily a place not bothering with. They aren’t open anyway. Too busy trolling. They earned a distinction for being the only volunteer museum so far in my travels that runs so sloppily and maintains poor...

My wife and I stopped by the museum Saturday Aug 25th and thoroughly enjoyed the museum. We were immediately self introduced to a wonderfully, friendly, tall, thin, volunteer (with regret, his name escapes me) who spent all of a half hour with us, explaining many details of the museum. I,m sure if we had more questions he would have stayed as long as we needed to be satisfied, probably until after closing. We enjoyed all the authentic uniforms and items of interest gathered together, , along with the amazing ability to walk right up to several aircraft hangered there, for our pleasure. We highly recommend a visit to anyone interested in our military...

My family had an hour (2:45-3:45 pm) till a meeting in Oklahoma City so we looked up the museum. My son is huge fan of planes. We had a great time checking out all the memorabilia and models around the museum. Patrick explained so much to us about the P51 Mustangs that they were rebuilding. It was informative and FREE. Donations are welcomed, but not obligatory. Thank you for your part in educating me and my children about planes...