Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

LOVE LOVE LOVE This place, Attention to detail an common sense rule the avaition world.admission is $16.00 yet gift cards are sold in $25.00 and $50.00 denominations?

These exhibits are very well curated and displayed in a fantastic facility. Had the opportunity to interact with a staff member and came away with some really interesting information. Some very rare aircraft on display and I enjoyed every minute of my visit. Hope to be back some day!

If you love early aviation history, this is a place for you. A brand new facility with wonderful volunteers and friendly staff. Great place for kids and families.

Expérience complete qui mélange le concert et le multimédia. Parfait pour famille, pour amateur d'histoires et plus.

A broad collection of unique and interesting aircraft. Clean facility and generous room to move. Thank you

A purpose built interactive aviation museum, which follows the inception of air travel in Canada to space expedition.
It's wheelchair accessible on both floors and has a washroom.
Recorded plane engine sounds can be found across the hall from entry and the Ghost plane's story of a 30 year expenditure makes the experience surreal.
It's a place kids would love to visit

The old place was a real hangar. This one is a new building. The move made things for the worse: not all aircraft did fit (some now is left to decay outside), the old expositions are lost, and the ticket price tripled.

Great hangar and lots of different vintage aircrafts, and they had a experience tour guild explained the history behinds the plane. Definitely recommended if you love airplanes.

My two-year-old grandson loves it here. There are cockpits he can climb into to pretend to fly the plane, an observation deck where he can view planes arriving and departing from the airport, and a small play area with slides that is one of the best I've ever seen. And I have to mention, too, the truly excellent gift shop. This museum is a gem.

Si vous avez un attrait pour les avions je vous le conseil. Les avions sont superbes et les guides passionnés. Attention les affichages sont en anglais seulement.

Cool place to visit. Right next to the airport so very convenient. Saw some interesting aircraft. There's even a plane spotting area with live ATC to track planes and to listen to airport operations.

Very good experience all the way around. There was a young woman who stopped to ask if I was enjoying my visit. We had a lovely chat.

A beautiful gem of a museum and a must see when in Winnipeg. Many rare and only remaining examples of such aircraft.

Extremely well-curated and informative experience in Canadian and Manitoban aviation history. 10/10 must-see

What a great experience! The staff was so awesome Steve took the time to our experience great.we had car trouble on our way out and anna one of the employees took the time to help and make sure we got our car going just awesome highly recommend.

What engineer, laid out the parking, Don't go if you have a RV! People traveling across provinces don't bother

Such an amazing place to take your kids! Very well put together, and lots of interactive displays. They definitely got this one right!

Very interesting, especially if you enjoy aviation history and bush pilot lore
Very well displayed and inspiring.

If you have visited the 2 aviation museums, then there is nothing interesting except finding the missing plane story…

Entry fee and parking were pretty average in terms of pricing (21$, 5$ Parking and 16$ entry). The Museum itself appeared small in pictures but it is definitely bigger. Many amazing and beautiful planes and very nice staff too. You can even sit in some planes/simulators and press buttons or take pictures. If that's nothing for you, there's a corner right upstairs with a telescope which lets you see the runway of the YWG airport. We finished our visit at the Souvenir shop. Great experience in general and I would definitely recommend visiting the Museum if you are into planes.

I was looking forward to an updated building and showing my kids some of the favourites. Key items were the scale model of the Bonnie which their great grand father served on and the cockpit model from the Avro Arrow. The arrow got a wall decal with very little mention. I’m sorry but there can only be so much interest in bush planes but it feels like that is over 50% of the focus

Small, but very informative and has a cool display of planes, rockets and other flying things