Prices and timings

Admission to Museum costs:

• Adult (16+) - £14
• Child (5 to 15-years-old) - £8
• Concessions (Seniors and Students) - £10
• Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £38

GIFT AID

If you buy a Gift Aid ticket, the Government will give us an extra 25% on top of your entrance fee, at no additional cost to you. It makes a massive difference to charities like us, and to thank you for your donation we upgrade your entrance ticket to an Annual Readmission Ticket free of charge

Free admission is offered to:

• Army Air Corps (plus their accompanying Spouse/Children)
• Army Air Cadets (when booked through the Army Air Corps)
• Serving British or Commonwealth Military personnel on production of an MOD 90 or equivalent ID Card
• AAC Veterans with an AACVA Membership Card
• Wheelchair pushers and carers of disabled people
• Middle Wallop Military residents (with proof of address)
• Children under 5
• Army Flying Museum Gold Members

The Army Flying Museum is open between 1000hrs and 1630hrs seven days a week.

All visits to the Museum must be booked in advance.

Statement from Lucy Johnson – Chief Executive - 25/08/20

Over the last few days as the weather has taken a turn for the worst, we have seen an increase in visitor numbers to the Museum which has impacted on our operational risk assessment and prompted us to make some changes to ensure you have a good experience with us.

We have now set up 30 minute arrival time blocks to limit the number of people entering the Museum at any point. You can arrive any time within that 30 minutes and we would ask that you wait just outside the foyer if there are more than 10 people in reception.

We have also set up two routes into the Museum to ensure that the first corridor does not get congested. This will allow you to take your time and be able to read the panels and see the exhibits whilst also maintaining social distancing.

I would also like to remind all visitors to adhere to social distancing guidelines throughout the Museum and to be kind to your fellow visitors and the Museum staff. We are all in this together and our main objective is that you have a fantastic visit. We hope to see you soon.

Thank you.

Lucy Johnson – Chief Executive

The Apache Cafe

The Apache Cafe is open from 0900 and 1600hrs seven days a week. 

There is no requirement for a ticket or booking to visit the Apache Cafe.

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Army Flying Museum, Stockbridge. 
For Sat Nav users, use postcode SO20 8DY. 
The Army Flying Museum has free parking spaces for visitors.

We are delighted to announce we have been certified 'Good to Go' by Visit England. You can view a copy of our certificate here. We have put lots of new measures in place to make your visit as safe and enjoyable as possible, including:

✅Limits on the numbers of people in the building
✅A clearly sign-posted one-way system
✅A social distancing policy throughout the Museum
✅Regular cleaning of the Museum
✅Hand sanitiser stations throughout
✅A one in, one out policy for our toilets 
✅A ‘grab and go’ menu in our Apache Cafe

Face Masks

Following recent Government guidelines, we are now recommending that our visitors wear a face mask when visiting the Museum's shop and Apache Cafe - Masks available in the shop for a small donation.

Risk Assessment

You can read our Covid-19 Risk Assessment here.

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that the Museum may feel a little different and we know some of you will have lots of questions. Click here to find answers to the most frequently asked and please don't hesitate to contact us if you would like more information.

You can find copies of our Accessibility Statement and Visual Guide to the Museum by clicking here.

Here's what you can do to help

• Please stay away from the Museum if you are feeling unwell or experiencing any Covid-19 symptoms to protect other visitors and staff.
• Please be aware it is essential to pre-book your visit online even if you qualify for free entry to the Museum.
• Please use contactless card payments whenever possible.
• Please wash your hands and make use of the hand sanitiser stations regularly throughout your visit.
• Please follow the clearly sign-posted one-way system around the Museum and stop at the signs asking you to make sure your way ahead is clear.
• Please keep your distance from other visitors and staff and observe the social distancing guidelines.
• Please refrain from any unnecessary touching of exhibits, displays or surfaces.
• We are aware there are a lot of changes for both staff and visitors to get use to, so please be kind to one another. Our aim is for everyone to have a safe and enjoyable visit.