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The Titan Missile Museum is the only publicly accessible Titan II missile site in the nation. Tour the underground missile site. See the 3-ton blast doors, the 8-foot thick silo walls, and an actual Titan II missile in the launch duct. Visit the launch control center, experience a simulated launch and more!
One-Hour Guided Tours
One-hour guided tours of the missile site are offered on a first come, first served basis every day of the year except for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The first tour begins at 9am and the last tour begins at 4pm.
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Top to Bottom Tours for 2009
This tour is nearly five hours long and takes you through all eight levels of
the underground silo.
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RED ALERT! NEW TOURS AND PROGRAMS!
Moonlight MADness Tours are Back!
Tour the Titan Missile Museum by the light of the full moon! Kids' activities with our MAD Scientists. Fun for the whole family.
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Science Saturdays are back by popular demand. This great family activity is free with paid admission to the museum.
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Titan Missile Museum in the Media!
We've been getting a lot of press lately:
See Anthony Bourdain contemplating WWIII at the
Titan Missile Museum on the travel show "No Reservations"
Listen to a story on National Public Radio
We were also recently featured in an article in the NY Times
Click here to see a slide show and read a review about the Museum.
Hams: Use Our Antenna
Ham Radio Operators, you can now broadcast and listen on the discone antenna at the Titan Missile Museum. Click here for "how to" instructions.
NEW!!! Titan Overnight Experience
What was it like for Titan II crew members to sleep underground only a few feet away from the largest missile ever made by the United States?
Now you can find out first-hand when you and three of your closest friends or family spend the night in the crew quarters at the Titan Missile Museum. This rare and unique experience is offered just four times a year and can be custom tailored to your interests. Join the elite few who have slept in the Titan's lair.
For more information, contact Bill Smith, Site Manager of the Titan Missile Museum, at bsmith@titanmissilemuseum.org . Thirty days notice required for reservations.
