The museum portion of my visit was also awe-inspiring, simply due to the history and detail I found. The Realistic Immersion Environments were a real treat and they allowed me and my companion to experience the earliest attempts at flight, the WWI trenches on the Western front and we were even able to climb aboard an authentic B-17 Flying Fortress. There are also historical areas dedicated to the Tuskegee Airmen and WASP flyers. A Fun with Flight Center is also available for kids as well as Hot Air Ballon & Hang Glide Simulators, for the kid in all of us. I would definitely make time for the Tram Tour too, as the wood shop restoration center, restoration shop, runway visit and maintenance hangar provide an up close look at aviation.
The Compass Rose Diner is located near the lobby of the Fantasy of Flight Museum and serves authentic diner food, a delicious treat for museum guests.
Make your way to the Orlando Fantasy of Flight Museum and you’ll see why men dare to soar!