Hamilton 
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum will be reopening its doors on June 26th as museums and art galleries are allowed to reopen from June 19th in Hamilton as part of Stage 2 reopening.
Several health and safety measures will be in place. In addition to providing hand sanitizers, hand washing facilities, and increased cleaning and disinfecting, the museum will also be limiting visitor numbers and closing all hands-on, interactive elements to limit visitor contact in the galleries.
The museum will also place physical barriers such as plexiglass shields in customer service areas. Visitors will be encouraged to follow physical distancing with signage, spacing lines, and route markers.
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Reopening
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum showcases a complete collection of aircraft that were flown by Canadians and the Canadian military from the beginning of World War II to the present. The Museum houses almost fifty aircraft, an extensive aviation Gift Shop, and Exhibit Gallery.
What is open
- The Gallery and main Aircraft Hangar will be open with restrictions
- Gift Shop with possible restrictions. Curbside pick up will be available
- Runway Café patio
What is closed
- VR (Virtual Reality), Flight Simulators, Air Combat Zone, and Radio Room
- Hands-on and interactive displays including the CF-100, Tutor, Fort and Boeing nose.
Hours
Daily from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
How Much:
Adult (18 – 64): $16
Senior (65+) / Student (13 – 17): $14
Youth (6 – 12): $11
Child (5 & under) Free
Member: Free
AME Association of Ontario Member: Free
Where: 9280 Airport Road, Mount Hope, Ontario L0R 1W0
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