Lyon Air Museum

Lyon Air Museum    

4.5/5
(188) · Museum in Santa Ana, United States
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The Lyon Air Museum exhibit is comprised of authentic aircraft, rare vehicles and related memorabilia, with emphasis on the defining event of the 20thcentury - World War II. Through captivating …
The Lyon Air Museum exhibit is comprised of authentic aircraft, rare vehicles and related memorabilia, with emphasis on the defining event of the 20thcentury - World War II. Through captivating and thought provoking exhibits based in historical scholarship, visitors gain a better understanding of the important role the United States plays in shaping world history. Our 30,000 square foot hangar also serves as a breathtaking banquet hall to host your next corporate event, fundraiser, veteran's memorial, private party or gala!

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4.5/5 · 188 reviews
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Jan 4, 2025
The Lyon Air Museum is an exceptional destination for anyone passionate about aviation and history. Their stunning collection includes iconic aircraft such as a B-17, B-25, A-26, and two DC-3s, one i…Full review by MacBrazel1970
Nov 20, 2023
We toured the Lyon Air Museum on Sunday, October 1, 2023. Possibly the wrong day to tour the museum. They were hosting several aircraft flying in the Huntington Beach Air Show and had moved some of t…Full review by Rex A S
Oct 19, 2023
This is an unmissable boutique collection of mainly WWII era aircraft and vehicles. They include a B17, B25, and two DC3s among others. Most are kept in flying condition. As with other similar venues…Full review by ADXBS
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Hi, I'd really love to bring my Grandpa here but I have some questions about walking requirements and wheelchair …
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Hi, I'd really love to bring my Grandpa here but I have some questions about walking requirements and wheelchair access. He walks short distances with a cane but longer distances will require him to be in a wheelchair. If there's nothing he hates more than the wheelchair it's trying to use it in a place where the "exhibit" or whatever everyone else is looking at isn't fully visible from his POV. Obviously, the planes should be big enough in this context just hoping for some insight ahead of our arrival. Thank YOU!
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If your grandpa likes WWII history, he should really enjoy this museum. As for getting around, He should have no problems, There are two handicapped spaces within a few feet of the …
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If your grandpa likes WWII history, he should really enjoy this museum. As for getting around, He should have no problems, There are two handicapped spaces within a few feet of the entrance. The floor space is very open and I don't recall any part of the museum that he wouldn't be able to maneuver a wheelchair around to see all sides of the planes and motor vehicles. Its relatively small and can be done in an hour if you wand. But you may get hooked up with a docent who will happily talk your ears off if you let them. Most of the aircraft are still in flyable condition, so there are oil pans under the engines, but again there is plenty of space to go around.
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Can you walk to the museum from the John Wayne Airport?
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I do not believe this is possible. The airport entrance is on the other side of the runways. If you visit this museum, you will hopefully find it as interesting as I did.
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