This summer, let United Military Travel take you and your family to Pensacola, Florida to visit the National Naval Aviation Museum. No matter where you live, your travel loan can pay for airfare, car rental, and accommodations, so no need to put off your family vacation - apply here for your travel now and pay later vacation!
At the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida, visitors can stand nose-to-nose with many of the more than 150 restored Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aircraft. Elaborate, life-size displays re-create a WWI battle station, a 1940s-era American street, a WWII aircraft carrier deck, and more, while IMAX movies, short films, and hands-on exhibits bring it all to life. "The Cockpit Trainers exhibit was Dabney's favorite part," says Elena Reyes Lovins of Sherwood, Arkansas, who visited with her daughter, then age 3, and her husband, Chris. "She was able to get in and 'fly' several different planes, flipping switches and moving the control stick while listening to recordings of actual radio transmissions." On many Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from March to November, you might even see a Blue Angels squadron practice. Free admission and tours; flight and motion simulators $6 to $20; IMAX movies $8.75 adults, $8.25 ages 5 to 12; free ages 4 and under. source
Pensacola, Florida is a beautiful city with numerous attractions to suit everyone in the family like exploring pre-Civil War brick fortresses, and hands-on history museums to riding go-karts or spending a day at the waterpark. The most obvious attractions are the beaches as the Gulf Islands National Seashore is one of the longest tracts of protected coast in the United States. Perdido Key and Pensacola Beach have been ranked two of the most beautiful beaches in the world as they offer perfect blue skies, jewel green waters, soft sand dunes, fishing, surfing, and scuba diving - perfect for long fun filled family beach days! For a complete list of trails and estuaries in Perdido Key click here. Pensacola Beach is located on Santa Rosa Island, one of the longest barrier islands in the world, Pensacola Beach has an old Florida feel with natural beaches, local hang-outs, first-rate fishing and historic Fort Pickens.
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