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Blenheim: Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre Admission Ticket

Entry ticket

Blenheim: Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre Admission Ticket

From US$ 12.44 per person

Visit the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim to see a variety of aircraft used in World War I and World War II. Choose from admission to the WWI exhibition, the WWII exhibition, or both, depending on your preferences and interests.

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Experience

Highlights
  • Learn about two of the world's most significant conflicts
  • Gain insight into the aircrafts’ capabilities in the context of war
  • Discover the early days of aviation and how it developed between both World Wars
  • Choose from admission to the WWI exhibition, the WWII exhibition, or both
Full description
Discover two world-class aviation exhibitions at the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre. Explore the original "Knights of the Sky" exhibition, featuring Sir Peter Jackson's collection of WWI aircraft and artifacts. Learn about the story of aviation during the Great War, which is brought to life in sensational sets created by an internationally acclaimed production company and a special effects company. Make your way to the "Dangerous Skies" exhibition which features aviaton stories from World War II. Learn of tales of valor and tragedy from the British Isles, the forests of Germany, the defence of Russia, and the steaming hot jungles of South East Asia. Admire the two star attractions of the exhibition, the world's only flyable Mk1 Avro Anson, and a Griffon powered Mk.XIVe Spitfire.
Includes
  • Admission to the WWI exhibition, the WWII exhibition, or both (depending on option selected)
  • Transportation

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  • The Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre is open 7 days a week, last admission at 3:00 PM
Customer reviews

Overall rating

4.7 /5

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This is an excellent aviation museum to visit - incredible artefacts, professional and easy-to-view displays as well as a wealth of well-researched historical information to read. Only one disappointment was the lack of any kind of nutritious food at the cafe - perhaps this is due to COVID limitations in sourcing good product, but it's probably best for visitors to know this beforehand; it certainly doesn't reflect the otherwise spectacular museum.

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June 11, 2021

The WWI EXHIBIT was great. If you’re a plane enthusiast they have 16 planes and stories of pilots as well. The WWII exhibit is a work in progress but one thing we noticed was they were highlighting women pilots in the war as well.

October 30, 2022

Workd class museum.

October 13, 2022

Product ID: 366175