300,000-square-foot facility featuring Cold War aircraft, space artifacts, STEM exhibits, and immersive aviation experiences for all ages.
General Information
Winter (Sept. 2 – May 24):
Monday–Friday: 9am to 4pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: 11am to 5pm
Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day
Adults: $16.00
Seniors (65+), Military: $12.00
Children (4–12): $8.00
Children 3 & under: Free
Friday–Sunday:
Adults: $17.50
Seniors (65+), Military: $13.50
Children (4–12): $9.00
Children 3 & under: Free
How to Get There
From Omaha, NE (35 mi): Take I-80 W to Exit 426, then follow NE-66 W and signs to the museum on W Park Hwy in Ashland.
Overview
The Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum in Ashland, Nebraska, is a premier destination for aviation and space enthusiasts. Spanning 300,000 square feet, the museum houses one of the nation’s largest collections of Cold War aircraft, missiles, and space vehicles. Visitors can explore immersive exhibits, flight simulators, and a planetarium that brings the cosmos to life. The museum also offers hands-on STEM education programs and seasonal events that engage learners of all ages in the wonders of aerospace innovation.
Founded in 1959 to honor the legacy of the Strategic Air Command, the museum relocated to its current state-of-the-art facility in 1998. Today, it continues to preserve and celebrate the history of American air and space power. With its interactive displays, rotating exhibits, and educational outreach, the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum is both a tribute to the past and a launchpad for future explorers.
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