Lone Star Flight Museum Concerts 2026

Our first experience at the Flight Museum was incredible, thanks Pogo Pass for introducing us! This was fun for everyone in my family, no matter the age. My husband and I enjoyed the beautifully curated exhibits of full-size airplanes and we loved hearing about their historical significance. Our friends loved the flight simulators and took advantage of the toddler sized play area.

Easy to get to from I45, plenty of parking, lots of historic airplanes. We spent quite some time with the simulators flying all the way to Galveston for a landing. I was surprised by the exhibit for the space program. There were lots of exhibits for the kids and adults, and to top it off the gift shop was large and stocked with a variety of posters, models, shirts, patches, toys, for everyone.

First time visiting! Kiddos had a 3rd grade field trip here on a Thursday. The staff went above and beyond to make this experience enjoyable for not only the kids but the parents too! They even have a coffee shop. ☕️ Highly recommend checking it!

A fascinating experience that merges history with the future. This is a definite must for any airplane / fllight enthusiast. There is something here for every school age child to mobile adult. There is an interactive area for science of flight and camps during the summer and and impressive Hall of History not to mention the incredible constant flow in and out of all types of Airplanes and Jets! If your looking for a great way to spend some time in the Houston area this is a great one! I have to give a thumbs up to Chris Swancara the Curator for his extremely friendly demeanor and love of flight and history. Thank you Chris!

Wonderful museum! I could spend the whole day here and I will definitely revisit. Nice staff and a good amount of things to look at. Good information. It makes it even more interesting that many of the airplanes are in actual flying condition. Nice variety of airplanes and some really unique ones. The space things were even better than the whole Johnson Space Museum. Very goos instructors at the simulators! Not very crowded.