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Admission for One, Two, or Four to the Erickson Aircraft Collection ( 36% Off)
Erickson Aircraft Collection
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Virtual ClassPropeller planes and flying machines that withstood wars each have a place at this historic museum dedicated to the preservation of flight
Choose Between Three Options
- $7 for admission for one ($9 value)
- $ for admission for two ($ value)
- $ for admission for four ($ value)
- See the museum hours
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 12 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Voucher is not valid for Air Show of the Cascades or special events. May be repurchased every 365 days.
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About Erickson Aircraft Collection
Some of the biggest heroes of WWII are on display inside the Erickson Aircraft Collection. In 1983, Jack Erickson started to collect rare but significant aircraft from aviation's history with a special emphasis placed on Navy and Air Force planes from WWII. Eventually, the collection grew to a size that warranted its own custom-built 64,00-square-foot hangar.
- Size: more than 20 rare aircraft that sprawl across an open hangar
- Eye Catcher: the B-17's nose art, which was painted by aviation artist and historian Gary Velasco
- Early Airliner: the Lockheed P-38 Lightning, which was a readily recognized U.S. Army Air Force fighter in use during WWII
- Something More Acrobatic: the P-47 Thunderbolt, which was able to dive with grace despite being the heaviest armed single-engine American fighter of WWII
- Hidden Gems: A working jeep and tank also sit out on the hangar floor, though they most likely can't fly.
- On Display: remnants of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto's Mitsubishi G4M shot down by WWII fighter pilot Rex T. Barber
- Special Events: You can see many of the planes in flight during local air shows.