Titan Missile Museum

Fantastic tour. The best part...seeing the actual missile still onsite. Great place to take out of towners.

I have been to it multiple times! It is really cool! But going in Summer is not a good time! When they guide you underground to see where the work stations and other things are, there is no air conditioning. It will be hot and uncomfortable. Oh! And don't forget to ask you tour guide about their experience working there! (The old workers and veterans all volunteer to show guests around)

My boys had a blast. Informative and educational. Exciting and fun for kids.

Very interesting place, tours are once an hour, so if you get there after the tour starts, you have to wait an hour until the next hour. (top of the hour) It's hot but it's interesting.

We came when they were fixing the control center carpet, so we only got to do the topside tour and watch the video, but it was still enjoyable. It was very interesting and informative. Would recommend it.

Careful!!! No body push and buttons or turn any keys! lol. This was a very cool stop and gives a first hand view of the military presence the U.S. maintained throughout the Cold War. You get to see the control room, the titan missile which were all very well maintained. We took the 1 hr plus tour and it was perfect. The longer tour will show you sleeping quarters and the kitchen (pass).

You don't need to be a rocket scientist to enjoy and appreciate this place. Dorks and nerds are going to have a blast here though.

Guys, you can go see a real friggin' missile. Be warned though, it gets super super hot in the summer, and you're not going to want to be in the actual silo for very long.

Be sure to ask the volunteers around their experiences... most of them actually worked at the silo when it was in operation!

Truly a national treasure.

This is the second time I have taken the tour and it's still great. There is a 17-minute video before the tour that will answer a lot of questions. After that you get to go below the surface and see the Missile. Your tour guide will give you a lot of information and will answer any questions you have.
After viewing the area below ground, you come back up and get to view the above ground stuff as long as you want. There a platform that leads up to a glass covered area where you can see directly down to the missile. That is a great spot to take a picture (hint: place your camera/phone directly onto the glass to eliminate and reflection).
My 13 y/o son thought is was amazing!