The National Museum of Flight is Scotland's national aviation museum, at East Fortune Airfield, just south of the village of East Fortune, Scotland. It is …
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Jan 17, 2025
Visited the National museum of flight back in the summer. We bought our tickets in advance online as it was £1 cheaper and we thought why not make the saving. Museum is set out over the old East Fo…Full review by TravelStayExplore
Nov 9, 2024
Visited here on a Saturday afternoon in the half term and it wasn't overly busy, member of staff on the gate was really helpful and friendly on arrival. There is so much to see here and a good amount…Full review by flufumps
Nov 1, 2024
We have been there 4 times now. I love planes and aviation history. We thought the BA and Dan air planes were never open but when you buy the ticket on the gate you don’t get to see the info board in…Full review by travellinglilylou
Thanks for your question. The site has lots of open ground and an outdoor assault course for children aged 5+ with many wooden obstacles and a zip-line. There are lots of things …
Thanks for your question. The site has lots of open ground and an outdoor assault course for children aged 5+ with many wooden obstacles and a zip-line. There are lots of things for children to do at the Museum including a learning centre exploring the science of flight through hands-on activities. For more information take a look at the Top Ten Things For Kids feature on the museum website (nms.ac.uk/flight).
You park kinda in the middle of the site along a old runway. There is outside seating areas and plenty of grass areas. Dogs allowed in the Hangers I would guess would not be …
You park kinda in the middle of the site along a old runway. There is outside seating areas and plenty of grass areas. Dogs allowed in the Hangers I would guess would not be allowed. If you don’t mind leaving your dog in the Car obviously with a window down on a hot day and check often I don’t see why not. It’s not like you have to leave the site to get to the Car Park.
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