Frontiers of Flight Museum

The Got Weekend take

Why go

The Frontiers of Flight Museum sits on Lemmon Avenue at Dallas Love Field, telling the story of flight from early aviation through the space age — exhibits include the Apollo 7 crew story and the world-premiere exhibition Hindenburg: The Flying Hotel. Admission is $20 for adults (13+), $12 for children (3-12), and $10 for seniors, veterans, and first responders, with group rates for parties of 15 or more. The museum is open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., though it closes often for private events — check the visit page before you go, including holiday closures on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. It's a KultureCity-certified sensory-inclusive venue with sensory-friendly days, loaner wheelchairs, and elevator access to second-floor exhibits. Jetsetters Coffee Lounge inside serves breakfast, lunch, and snacks, and the museum hosts birthday parties and other events.

• Apollo 7 crew exhibit and the world-premiere Hindenburg: The Flying Hotel exhibition
• Jetsetters Coffee Lounge serving breakfast and lunch inside the museum
• KultureCity-certified sensory-inclusive venue with sensory-friendly days
• Free parking and a museum store described as a destination of its own

Families with kids fascinated by planes and spacecraft, plus educators — Texas teachers get free admission with a school ID.

Make it your kind of weekend

• family outing
• rainy-day option
• solo exploring

A few visit notes

The museum closes frequently for private events — check the visit page before heading out. Enter via University Blvd off Lemmon Avenue and follow the access road south. Advance reservations are encouraged for groups of 15 or more.