Tours and Tickets to Experience Air Force Memorial

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It's free to visit the Air Force Memorial, which is open to the public year-round. To visit the memorial as part of a tour, expect to pay anywhere from US$40 to US$350, depending on the duration and whether it’s shared or private.

Yes, free parking is offered to all visitors at the Air Force Memorial. However, spaces are limited, so your best chance of snagging a spot is to arrive when the memorial opens at 8am. Otherwise, come by taxi or rideshare. You can also take bus 42 to the Navy Annex Stop.

The Air Force Memorial honors the men and women who have served in the United States Air Force, including many killed in combat. Built in 2006, it is known for its striking design, with three curved spires made from stainless steel. The spires reach upward and symbolize air and ascent.

That depends. The Air Force Memorial is open 364 days a year (it only closes on Christmas Day), so you have a lot of options when planning a visit. Weather-wise, visits to Washington DC and Arlington are most pleasant in spring and fall, when the days are temperate.

Yes, restrooms are available in the Air Force Memorial. Look for the small building behind the Medal of Honor Wall, where the names of recipients of the Medal of Honor are inscribed. Restrooms are ADA-compliant and open during regular business hours.