Museum of Aeronautical Science Admission Ticket

only 10 mins drive from Narita airport. quite small but good enough. can sit and take pics inside cockpits. nice place for aircrafts lovers

great museum with some practical exhibits (not all were open, but plenty were). very little info in English, so we needed to use the translation app a lot, but didn’t detract from the experience. superb views from the observation deck (aka old narita air traffic control tower) of the new airport and planes taking off

Was not expecting much but had a pleasant surprise. There is an indoor as well as an outdoor exhibit areas. Many things to do for the kids.

definitely worth to visit, buy ticket on Klook is good value for monry, too. There are buses connected to/ from Narita Airpot

It’s very fun, there are many planes, you can take the 747 tour, I recommend it to everyone.

Ticket exchange is simple and convenient, cheaper than buying on the spot, highly recommended. Price: Affordable Experience: Lots of aircraft information Convenience of booking with Klook: Easy to use

The experience was fulfilling, with the option to participate in various activities at a great value, albeit only in Japanese. However, the experience was top-notch.

I went by car; it's a difficult place to access without one. There was an elementary school field trip happening, and I thought it was a good facility for children's learning. However, I felt the admission fee was a bit high for the content of the exhibits. You can learn about how planes fly, aircraft bodies, history, and airports. It was a shame that some areas weren't open to the public, and all simulators cost extra. While I understand that facility maintenance can be challenging, I probably wouldn't visit a second time at this price point for what's offered. There are also donated aircraft displayed outside, which I think are quite valuable, and perhaps the admission fee helps with their upkeep. There were three observation decks, making it a good facility for watching takeoffs and landings. I also ate at the observation restaurant inside the facility; there were times when it was inaccessible due to group bookings. The use of local rice is a nice touch, and it was well-cooked and delicious. The in-flight meal-style set used a tray and square dishes, and I felt it made good use of frozen foods in a positive way, which also added to the in-flight meal feel. The seasoning was normal, as you'd expect on the ground. At 1500 yen with a drink, it was reasonably priced for a facility like this, and the staff were very pleasant, making for an enjoyable meal.