easy
2 hours
Suitable for most visitors in reasonable health; involves some climbing aboard the aircraft.
Step aboard a restored WWII Lancaster bomber and experience the intensity of a virtual reality bombing mission at the Aviation Heritage Museum in Bull Creek, Western Australia.
All tours and VR experiences require prior booking to ensure volunteer availability and capacity.
Closed-in footwear is recommended for walking safely inside the bomber and navigating museum areas.
The VR bombing mission is recommended for ages 10+ due to intense sensory effects and historical content.
Set aside around two hours to fully enjoy the tour and VR mission without feeling rushed.
The Lancaster bomber played a crucial role in Bomber Command’s campaigns, with this restored example representing Australia’s contribution to the Allied air effort.
The museum supports environmental sustainability through volunteer-run operations and responsible maintenance of historical aircraft.
Protect your feet while moving through the aircraft and museum spaces.
Spring weather can be changeable, so a light jacket keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months while walking around the museum grounds.
summer specific
Capture detailed shots of the historic bomber and museum exhibits.