Air And Space Museum Albert Einstein Planetarium

As a Veteran of the Air Force I was looking very forward to coming and seeing everything that this museum offered and was thrilled by every aspect of it. There’s so much to see here, you can’t see it all in a short amount of time. Unfortunately, we only had a short amount of time that day and I missed several things I really wanted to see.
The reason I gave this 5 stars is because it’s American history that all of us need to see and become a part of.

Looks like I’m the second (and only person) to review this place! I visited the planetarium again recently with my fiancé and we watched Dark Universe (narrated by Neil de Grasse Tyson). We absolutely loved this show. Probably my favorite of their shows, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen all the planetarium shows by now. The show was both informative and fascinating. The visuals were stunning and the music lent to the enchantment. For just $ 9 a person, we had a fantastic 30 minutes.
We had previously visited on one of our early dates 2 years ago and had enjoyed it. We figured we should visit again on the day we got engaged :)

I didn’t see a lot of the museum because it was too crowded. I’m sure there’s a lot of interesting things to see but you can’t see anything because of the people

I just watched Journey to the Stars and was blown away. I think it cost $ 8 per person for this 25 minute show, but considering the fact there’s no admission to the museum itself, you’ll hear no complaints from me. I can’t speak for the other shows, but the material was presented with children as the target audience, although it wasn’t too low brow to bore me. My 2 month old must have been wondering what the heck was going on as she laid back in her stroller, staring up at the simulated sky. There was hardly any concern with her interrupting the show, as we were able to sit in a secluded section of the planetarium since it was not full. It seems to me that all the IMAX signs on the first floor attract most visitors who fail to notice the little planetarium entrance and ticket booth on the second floor. Great show… I’ll visit again soon!