Explore Tucson’s Pima Air and Space Museum with a Flexible Two Day Pass
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours per day
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect extensive walking at a relaxed pace
Overview
Unlock the skies with the Pima Air and Space Museum’s Two Day Pass in Tucson, Arizona—your ticket to exploring a vast collection of historic aircraft at your own pace over two days. Discover why this museum is a must-visit for aviation lovers looking for flexibility and immersive experiences.
Two Day Pass
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About This Adventure
Experience the freedom of a two-day pass that offers flexibility and convenience. Enjoy your visits at your own pace, as the passes can be used non-consecutively and never expire. Make the most of your adventure without the pressure of time constraints!
Experience the freedom of a two-day pass that offers flexibility and convenience. Enjoy your visits at your own pace, as the passes can be used non-consecutively and never expire. Make the most of your adventure without the pressure of time constraints!
Adventure Tips
Use the QR code for smooth check-in
Save the email containing your QR code before arriving to quickly gain entry.
Visit early to beat the heat
Arrive in the morning for cooler temperatures, especially in summer months.
Wear comfortable walking shoes
The museum covers large grounds, so be prepared for extended walking sessions.
Plan your visit around regular museum hours
Two Day Pass is valid only during standard operating hours, excluding special events.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common desert birds such as roadrunners and Gambel’s quail may be spotted nearby
History
The museum showcases aircraft spanning over a century of flight history, reflecting Tucson's role as an aviation and aerospace hub.
Conservation
Pima Air and Space Museum promotes sustainability by maintaining careful preservation of historic aircraft and using eco-friendly practices in operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for walking through large exhibit areas and outdoor spaces.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Arizona sun can be strong; protect your skin during outdoor tour portions.
summer specific
Light backpack or bag
Handy for carrying water, camera, and personal items throughout your visit.
Camera or smartphone
To capture memorable aircraft exhibits and displays.