Naval Air Station Pensacola

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4.5

( 8 reviews )

Landmarks & Historical Buildings, Government Buildings, Civic Centers

Open 08:30 AM - 05:00 PM See Hours

150 Hase Rd, Pensacola, FL 32508, United States

+1 8504-520-111

Naval Air Station Pensacola is a renowned military base located in Pensacola, Florida. Established in 1914, it serves as the primary training facility for the United States Navy and Marine Corps aviators. The base covers a vast area and is home to a wide range of facilities, including various training schools, aircraft maintenance hangars, and administrative buildings. Naval Air Station Pensacola plays a vital role in shaping the future of naval aviation, providing advanced training and support to aspiring aviators. With its rich history and commitment to excellence, the base has earned a distinguished reputation as a center of excellence in aviation. It serves as a hub for innovation, research, and development, driving advancements in military aviation technology. Naval Air Station Pensacola continues to contribute significantly to the defense of the nation, training skilled aviators who protect and serve with dedication and valor.

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Curt ivey

March 22, 2024

Absolutely worth a visit. If you're vacationing in the area and need a rainy day activity, or you need to get the kids out of the sun, this is a great option. Can't beat the price (free). I always thought this would be a collection of dusty, musty, and rusty scattered around an old hanger. I was completely wrong. A sparkling collection in an enormous modern facility. Not just aircraft on display. Great for history buffs. As an Army veteran I hate to admit that the Navy has done a fantastic job here

Ryan krekeler

March 22, 2024

The Blue Angels never disappoint. Truth be told I could probably watch them taxing on a runway or flying in a circle and I would be ok with this. The weather was overcast with light drizzle. The ceiling must have been at least 1500 feet or they would not fly. They changed runways for takeoff and landing and were practicing orienting to new surroundings. They have an upcoming air show at a new airfield. We really enjoyed the practice. Where else can you watch America’s Greatness on display.

Nundra

March 22, 2024

Pensacola Naval Air Station or "Pensacola" as it is known, is the home of the Blue Angles and the National Naval Aviation Museum. The museum features 150 aircraft and spacecraft plus simulators and an iMax theater. Come see the Blue Angels practice, check out the simulators, and see the exhibits. This is a great experience. There is often a practice airshow on Fridays from spring through fall that is often open to the public. Check ahead as schedules frequently change. Final note is that this is a real, working air station. This review is only about the two parts most open to the public.

Alivia shook

March 22, 2024

We visited the NAS Pensacola just a few weeks ago, and we truly enjoyed our visit to this northern Florida military base. Obviously, visitors generally must have a valid military identification card to get on the Naval base. Since we are a retired military family, we visit the NAS Pensacola base in Pensacola, Florida two-three times a year. All of the facilities are highly maintained and the base is always very clean.

Ethan

March 22, 2024

Dont miss this! Free viewing of the amazing Blue Angels. Check the practice schedule and get there early to get a seat up on the bleachers for best views. Then check out the museum. A real treat for any aviation fan.

Amy sampsell

March 22, 2024

The museum and the Blue Angels show was fantastic! I always visit when I go through Pensacola

Whitney k

March 22, 2024

Very polite servicemen working here at the airshow. Lots of good food lots of good direction for parking and getting out, overall very proud to be an American, and very proud of our United States Navy

Travis retherford

March 22, 2024

Went to visit Fort Barrancas on the base what a surprise. A Bastion on the Bluffs overlooking the entrance to Pensacola Bay. Fort Barrancas stands as a monument to the legacy of America’s early homeland defense. Built with 6 million bricks, on the backs of slaves with walls 4 feet thick and 20 feet high, Fort Barrancas was completed in 1844 and remains an example of military engineering and a marvel of human ingenuity. This is a site not to be missed right now the base is open to DoD and VIHA card holders but could open again soon to the general public.