Adult Admission for Two or Family Admission to the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum
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Canada’s storied history of airborne progress compellingly revealed with exhibits, tours, demos & collection of more than 130 planes
From catapulting flaming soldiers over castle walls to sitting on active geysers, humans have long been fixated on flying through the air. Absorb the wonderment of flight with today’s Groupon to the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum. Choose between the following options:
- For $9, you get one family admission (up to an $18 value). Family admission is valid for:
- Two adults
- Up to four children 15 years old and under residing at the same address
- For $9, you get admission for two adults (up to an $18 value).
The Canadian Aviation and Space Museum offers free admission to veterans and children under four, and admission is free for everyone from 4 p.m.–5 p.m. every day.
At the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum, families spend the day weaving through a sprawling collection of over 130 aircrafts, interactive displays, and myriad artifacts that illuminate the history of aviation during both peacetime and war. Walking across the museum floor, visitors can internalize collections showcasing the worldwide evolution of flight and significant Canadian aviation achievements, from the time planes began hatching from clouds in 1909 to the present day. Marvel at a McDowall Monoplane designed and built in Canada during aviation's pioneer era, or photograph the cockpit of a Noorduyn Norseman VI, a model that cut across skies to ferry cargo during the Second World War. Museum-goers can tag along on tours as they are announced throughout the day or visit the museum during one of its weekend activities, such as the ejection-seat demonstration, included with general admission. After wandering across the museum floor, those with a new appreciation for gravity’s fickle moods can fuel up at the on-site café, nibble sandwiches at the picnic area, or flap their arms to float across the museum shop's collection of aviation-themed models, toys, and videos.
Canada’s storied history of airborne progress compellingly revealed with exhibits, tours, demos & collection of more than 130 planes
From catapulting flaming soldiers over castle walls to sitting on active geysers, humans have long been fixated on flying through the air. Absorb the wonderment of flight with today’s Groupon to the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum. Choose between the following options:
- For $9, you get one family admission (up to an $18 value). Family admission is valid for:
- Two adults
- Up to four children 15 years old and under residing at the same address
- For $9, you get admission for two adults (up to an $18 value).
The Canadian Aviation and Space Museum offers free admission to veterans and children under four, and admission is free for everyone from 4 p.m.–5 p.m. every day.
At the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum, families spend the day weaving through a sprawling collection of over 130 aircrafts, interactive displays, and myriad artifacts that illuminate the history of aviation during both peacetime and war. Walking across the museum floor, visitors can internalize collections showcasing the worldwide evolution of flight and significant Canadian aviation achievements, from the time planes began hatching from clouds in 1909 to the present day. Marvel at a McDowall Monoplane designed and built in Canada during aviation's pioneer era, or photograph the cockpit of a Noorduyn Norseman VI, a model that cut across skies to ferry cargo during the Second World War. Museum-goers can tag along on tours as they are announced throughout the day or visit the museum during one of its weekend activities, such as the ejection-seat demonstration, included with general admission. After wandering across the museum floor, those with a new appreciation for gravity’s fickle moods can fuel up at the on-site café, nibble sandwiches at the picnic area, or flap their arms to float across the museum shop's collection of aviation-themed models, toys, and videos.