GALLERY
The Gallery features more than 150 current and future Boeing products and services. Learn about Boeing’s Legacy of Innovation and discover exciting new products and services being explored by Boeing now including space and hypersonic travel, sustainable fuels, autonomous aerial systems and much more. It also includes the following exhibits: the Destiny Module, and Drones and Robotics experiences.
- Purchase Gallery / Sky Deck tickets on site at our Ticket Desk or online HERE.
- Gallery / Sky Deck access is also included with Boeing Factory Tour tickets (Note: The Boeing Factory Tour is currently closed. We don’t have a projected reopening date at this time. Stay tuned to our communication channels by signing up to receive the latest updates.)
Here are a few highlights from our Gallery:
Kids' Zone
Fun, hands-on activities that inspire open play and creativity. Try experimenting with Bernoulli's Principle, design and share your aerospace innovations and more!
Boeing in China: 50 Years and Beyond
We're proud to have history as a longstanding, trusted partner to the China aviation industry. Join us in celebrating 50 years of partnership, friendship and growth.
Travel Confidently with Boeing
Exhibit Just Landed
The Confident Travel Initiative is a global effort to provide passengers and crew with a safe, healthy, and efficient travel experience.
By engaging with numerous organizations inside and outside the aerospace industry, including universities, the medical community, government agencies, and airlines, Boeing is doing its part in sharing research and findings with other institutions for the greater good. Learn more about Boeing's Confident Travel Initiative: https://www.boeing.com/confident-travel/
Visit the exhibit to learn about:
- Cabin air filtration
- UV wand sanitizing
- New technologies and research
- And more!
Full Speed To The Future
Destiny Module Exhibit
The Destiny Module exhibit is a detailed full-scale mock-up of the primary research lab for U.S. payloads sent to the International Space Station (ISS). The actual module now know as the U.S. Lab, was delivered to the Kennedy Space Center in November 1998 and launched on Shuttle mission STS-98 on February 7, 2001 and remains an integral part of the ISS. You can track the ISS, and can see it orbiting with the naked eye on occasion in the night sky.
Health and safety measures for our Gallery's interactive exhibits
We have cleaning and sanitization practices to support the health and wellness of our guests and employees. Boeing Future of Flight has routine cleaning and sanitization throughout the facility including interactive exhibits, display screens, and remote control devices which are thoroughly cleaned and rotated after every use. Hand sanitizer stations are available at locations throughout Boeing Future of Flight. For additional health and safety information please click here.
Winter Scavenger Hunt
Participate in this seasonal scavenger hunt activity to learn about the Boeing programs featured in our 'Jet Snowflake' design.
Ask a staff member for details when you arrive.
Drones and Robotics
Learn about the drones we are building for the future and fly miniature quad-copters. Discover the ways robots are helping to build the future of aviation and how easy robotic coding can be in this fun interactive experience.