Boeing Future of Flight​

Was very excited to hear that tours were back! Took a friend visiting from California on the 10:30 tour. Christopher was our great storyteller guide. I've done the tour in the past many years ago on weekends, so it was interesting to see it during the weekday. You can't bring any phones or cameras on the tour. They have free lockers to stow your purses, backpacks, phones, or food. I bought my ticket ahead online the day before we visited.

Was lucky enough to get tickets for this tour that I’d wanted to do for ages!
If you’re a AV geek this place is a must & even if you’re not it’s still very interesting.
Our guide was great & very informative & the whole tour is very well put together & the whole scale of this place is massive.
Book in advance as you can’t just rock up & the whole tour takes about 1 hour 30 minutes I’d say & then you get to walk around the awesome merchandise shop & exhibits & if you purchase the access the viewing gallery too, we got lucky as there was a Dreamlifter there & we saw it departing too

I had a tour and it was very impressive. I booked it online 2 weeks before my visit. The tour is around 90 minutes. I entered the hangar area and visited the assembly line where I saw many planes in production, including two Air Force KC-31s being refueled. Our tour guide was very helpful and friendly. Backpacks, cameras, phones, food, and drinks were not permitted during the tour, but there were free lockers at the entrance. There were no restrooms during the tour, so it's important to hydrate and use the restroom beforehand. The is a sky deck and gallery next to the lobby, you can take pictures of the planes from distance on the deck.

Drove 12 hours just for the Boeing tour and it was totally worth it! We had a great time. Even just plane spotting across from the factory was enthralling. We saw an Antonov our first morning there along with all the amazing Boeing planes. I would also love to see a more in depth tour option. The store is fantastic! Lots of selection and the prices were great.

Wow! Beautiful modern clean gallery Museum. I also go lunch to be the first group of for the new factory tour! Peter was a fantastic tour guide and had all the information memorized to educate 27 of us in a theater presentation, then bus tour into the factory where these amazing Boeing planes are assembled!

Awesome gift shop to! And sky deck where you can see the planes landing as well.

A cool place to visit if you are a Boeing fan. Lots of information during the Everett factory tour. Do note when in factory, we can only watch from the viewing deck. Public transportation from downtown Seattle is possible all the way to Everett station. From Everett, take Uber to save time.

Great visit place to visit. Well worth it. You get to see the actual inside of the factory and learn about the plane construction. Unfortunately cameras are not allowed inside. You can only take photos from the outside and of the display exhibits in the welcome hall.

The tour isn't worth it, but everything else was worth the time and price. It's a little small without the overpriced tour, but it's great if you love airplanes and Boeing.

Very informative experience. Tour guide was awesome. Interesting to be given a glimpse of how airplanes are made.

I loved the tour! I’m a super big fan of planes (and so is my partner) so we really loved the tour. Byron was a fantastic and knowledgeable tour guide. I am so happy that the tours are open again! I wish there was a longer version of the tour, but I’m very happy with what I got. The SkyDeck is a great place to hang out and see the planes out there. It was cloudy when I went, but I’m sure the view on a sunny, clear day is beautiful. I also really like the small exhibit there.

Nice Tour with Byron and Greg. Got some inside view into Production-Bays 5&6, where 777 and last two 787 in Everett where currently in the line. Worth the visit because… but there is more!! 😂😂😂

Very interesting tour. Worth the price. No pictures allowed during the tour and you have to leave your phone in your car or lock it in a locker. They do have a viewing deck from the roof of the visitor center that you can take pictures however

Great place if you are an aviation geek, but it’s not really a museum. The museum is in Renton.

Give technical insight about the air industry start from scratch to well advanced Boeing flights and aveation flights for defence.

Very good tour to see the bieing factory. Kind of a shame you can't take pictures on the tour itself. Knowledgeable guide.

It was a great experience! We really wanted to visit the factory tour but unfortunately it was closed but they said it will be open soon so watch out for that.

The factory tour was awesome and insightful into learning more about Boeing plane production. Our friendly guide Lauren gave us a good history rundown of the Boeing company as well as the generations of planes.

No mobile phones, photos or videos are allowed during the tour. There are free lockers on the premises to stash your belongings before starting the tour.

Onsite there's also an exhibition gallery and a sky deck to view planes.

This facility is amazing. Every inch has been planned to captivate those who love and live aviation.
The gallery has several panels bringing historic moments but the best one is the Boeing developed aircraft timeline.
You must also spend some time at the sky deck, where you can take a beautiful look at the runway and traffic movement. There is even live ATC being played.

Very good museum. It explains the history of Boeing since the begining until now and what is next. The museum has a good infrastructure with clean toilets, plenty of parking lots and cafeteria. In th roof you have a view of factory.

💯 % recommend to visit and learn about Boeing company and their history of journey. Their are many cool things to do also.