The Fargo Air Museums Children's Interactive Areas

Birthday Party Package Activities

Both children and adults enjoy birthday parties at the Fargo Air Museum! Our program includes guided tours and interactive activities to include climbing into the Huey helicopter, the "seat of the cockpit" experience of the Polywagon, dress up in uniforms and/or watch the "Duggy" movie for young children. Weather permitting; they are also able to go in and out of the DC-3 on the ramp.

Flight Simulator
The flight simulator is an additional fee option.

Food
You may bring birthday cake, food and birthday decorations for a Birthday Party "Picnic with the Planes."

Gift Shop Party Favors
The museum gift shop offers an extensive array of aviation models, toys, puzzles, airplane
t-shirts and "Fargo We fly the Planes" apparel wear.

Dog Tags
Dog Tags are also available as birthday party favor gifts. Advance notice is required.

Reservations and Fees
Birthday Party Deposit: $25 Deposit Required.
Fees: $7 for adults and $5 for children. Guided tours are included in the package.

Recommended Time Frame: 2 hours
Includes: Tables, Chairs, Parking

Birthday Parties where children always have fun Fargo Air Museum

Children love the bright lights and colors of the airplanes and love to schedule children's birthday parties at the Fargo Air Museum! The children are able to climb into a vintage WWII jeep or sit in the cockpit of a Huey helicopter or the polywagon airplane as they explore on the museum floor! Children also enjoy "Duggy...The Smile in the Sky" airplane movie in the movie theater. The cartoon incorporates the history of the DC - 3, a little about WWII history and going after your dreams!

Come fly with us!

Children can climb into the seat of the cockpit in the "PolyWagon" to get a first hand experience viewing a cockpit, touching the gears and learning about what each of the monitors means!.

Seat of the Cockpit Experience

Image of Fun in the Cockpit of PolyWagon Image of PolyWagon Trainer
Image of Mom and Son - Interactive Cockpit
The "PolyWagon" was graciously donated by the Tony Kinsella family.