Frequently Asked Questions about Kansas Aviation Museum
What are the operating hours of the Kansas Aviation Museum?
The Kansas Aviation Museum is open from 10 AM to 5 PM, Tuesday through Saturday, and from 1 PM to 5 PM on Sundays. The museum is closed on Mondays. Please check the official website for any holiday hours or special events that may affect these times.
How can I purchase tickets for the Kansas Aviation Museum?
Tickets for the Kansas Aviation Museum can be purchased online through the official website or at the museum's entrance. We recommend buying tickets in advance to avoid long lines, especially during peak visiting hours and special events.
Are there any discounts available for tickets?
Yes, the Kansas Aviation Museum offers discounts for seniors, military personnel, and students with valid identification. Additionally, children under the age of 5 can enter for free. Group rates are also available for parties of 10 or more; please contact the museum for more details.
Is the Kansas Aviation Museum accessible for individuals with disabilities?
Absolutely. The Kansas Aviation Museum is committed to providing an inclusive experience for all visitors. The facility is wheelchair accessible, and accessible restrooms are available throughout the museum. If you have specific needs, please reach out to museum staff prior to your visit for assistance.
What exhibits can I expect to see at the Kansas Aviation Museum?
The Kansas Aviation Museum features a variety of exhibits showcasing the history of aviation in Kansas, including vintage aircraft, interactive displays, and educational programs. Highlights include a collection of historic airplanes and artifacts that tell the story of aviation pioneers from the region.
Are there any special events or programs held at the museum?
The Kansas Aviation Museum hosts a range of special events throughout the year, including educational workshops, guest speaker series, and family-friendly activities. Check their official website or social media pages for updates on upcoming events and programs.
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Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings Wichita Concert reviews
Born To "ROCK"
Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings and E Street Band - a view from a GA Floor holding, pit-hopeful, veteran fan of 45 shows. Chicago night - 9/20/09.
Madonna puts on a great show but not punctual
We would've planned differently had we known that she doesn't respect her fans' time. Great show, lots of dancers, etc. Loved that she played a little bit of her old stuff. Show supposed to start at 8pm, had some cheesy "DJ" playing recorded music as the opening act instead of a live act. Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings didn't come out till 10:30. Let out at 1am, a very cold and dangerous hike through downtown back to the car. A lifelong fan who got only this one particular show to ever see her in concert, that part was a letdown.
The Best and Worst of the Pumpkins
Billy Corgan is now touring with 3 young tour buddies, having scared away all of the original members of his band. This show was much more about Corgan's ego and new music than about pleasing the fans, although they put on a good show. The best parts were where he played all the hidden gems that Pumpkin fans are sure to recognize and enjoy. The worst is when he continuously plays his new music that no one cares about. The only famous song he played was Bullet With Butterfly Wings, saved appropriately for last. I was hoping for a mix of 3/4 old music and 1/4 new, but it turned out to be the complete opposite. Corgan is best when he is playing live and this was no exception, however, his insistence on new material was disappointing.
Great concert and venue experience
The Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings concert was a great experience for my son and me. My son broke his leg the weekend before the concert, but we still managed to attend thanks to the assistance provided by PNC arena. We contacted them on Sunday, and they gave us instructions for a smooth experience. Upon arrival, a wheelchair was ready for my son, allowing him to sit while waiting in line. Our tickets were easily exchanged at guest services, eliminating the need for my son to navigate the stairs on crutches. The team at the arena was fantastic to work with, checking on us throughout the show and ensuring a wheelchair was available at the end. Parking close to the door was convenient, with no issues encountered. The seamless care provided by the team impressed me greatly. The concert itself was amazing, and we had a fantastic time. Thank you, PNC arena team, for making sure we could enjoy the show!
Never disappoints!!!
"Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings concerts have been a part of my life for about 15 years now. I have seen him perform in all types of venues, from arenas with 35,000 people to small and intimate settings. His guitar, an extension of his body, is played with passion, precision, and killer instincts that are one of a kind. He plays to "the room" in each venue, providing an intimate experience for all his guests. Fast forward to present day, Candlelight: 90s Hip Hop on Strings has evolved, offering more and more to a growing audience. He remains an extraordinarily generous, grateful, kind, fun, and funny performer. Traveling near and far to see him, I have never been disappointed. I recently sat next to three women who had traveled for an entire day to attend their first concert. I assured them they would be hooked, and they all agreed. Exceptional, extraordinary, award-winning - don't box him in!"