The Museum of Flight is the top attraction in Seattle after the iconic Space Needle.
I planned for half a day in mind including local travel from downtown but found that there were several galleries within the museum.
So, my advice would be to preplan the time to spend in each one, and this could easily sum up to 2 days.
A lot of walking is involved since the galleries and also the exhibits are huge.
So, there are a few benches spread all over generously to take quick breaks.
Once you are past the front desk, enter a world of aircraft ranging from the earliest times of flight till the mid-80s.
Left and right, above and below, there are scale models and real aircraft scattered all over the place.
As I marveled at one artifact after another, I felt like one big eye. 
They have a huge cafeteria with steep prices and ample seating capacity.
Additionally, one can also munch on the food under the shadow of the huge wings of a vintage place.
Where else you can get such an amazing experience?
Like all US museums, the exit passes through a mandatory souvenir shop that has several gift items to choose from.
The collection was vast with literally hundreds of airplanes that are well taken care of.
There were signs with descriptions and explanations for every artifact.
Also, since Seattle is also the birthplace of the Boeing company, expect to see a lot of aviation history.
How to Reach
I took the Seattle light rail metro for three dollars to reach there.
Read how to reach the Museum of Flight from downtown Seattle using the metro train and spending only $3
Entry Ticket and Facilities
Tickets are 26$ each for adults.
Tip: Entry is free on the first Thursday of every month.
On this day, the parking lot is always packed, but there is parking across the street.
Restrooms
The restrooms of the Museum of Flight are free and accessible.
Timings
9 am to 5 pm
Accessibility
The entire museum is accessible to the differently abled.
Where to Stay
I stayed in the Green Tortoise Hostel studded with features, yet very economical rates.
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