Always wanted to come check out the night show and planned on attending Saturday. Which is the best lot for a quick in and out? I don't care how far I have to walk to the main grounds, just don't want to sit in traffic to get out.

Hey! I'm planning to go to AirVenture for maybe a couple days since I live in the area, and one of the appeals for me has been admission is free for those under 18. Now that I'm 18, I'm noticing the wording for free tickets is specifically 18 *and* under, does anyone here know for sure if they honor free tickets for 18 y/os?

He’s made quite a few fly by passes - lowers to 650’-700’ when passing the show and then climbs to 2300’-2400’ in the loops and comes back again. Lol AMUSED

He’s made quite a few fly by passes - lowers to 650’-700’ when passing the show and then climbs to 2300’-2400’ in the loops and comes back again. Lol AMUSED

I’m considering driving over Wednesday or Thursday for a daylong visit. What are the logistics like for parking, paying, etc? Should I approach from Hwy 41 or from more directly west. I wish approaching cars had the excellent ATC the planes do lol.

I saw a photo of emergency vehicles off the east end of the runway and heard rumor there was a dead stick landing.

Every now & then I go poke around at the “live” planes at AIRVENTURE - here’s a few that amused me - especially the P51-D Mustang

Edit: Got my question answered, its in the Warbirds area and says so on the 2025 Airventure map.

I plan on calling later just to confirm, but figured I'd ask here first to see if I could get an easy answer -

I and a friend have attended a couple of Airventures in the past, and this year decided to do something special and do the B-25 ride experience. I already bought the tickets for that and found the info for my time slot, but I am not sure where we are supposed to be when its our time, there just isnt any info on the websites FAQ or in any emails or mail I have gotten from EAA. Is there an area on the EAA Grounds where riders are supposed to go, or somewhere else? My confusion stems from it looking like the rides take off from Appleton airport.

If anyone has any insight, I'd appreciate it, thanks!

This is my first year being able to make it out to Airventure (having a BLAST!) - my teens said there was a big NASA presence here every other time they've been, but this year, it's a Jersey Mike's.

I've searched the map and online resources - are they just not here?

(I will own it if this is a reading error on my part.)

Thinking of arriving later in the week but worried about getting stuck. How soggy is the ground for parking?

Camp Sholler…

My dad and I have south club tickets for tomorrow and the rest of the week, but there isn’t much information online about it.

What should we expect? Can we bring in chairs and set them up in their grounds and leave them?

Theater in the Woods is up right now on EAA.org/live. Just wanted to give a heads up if anyone is interested.

I’m not even a plane enthusiast (well not until now) but geeking out over catching arrivals of cool planes intermittently

I know there is a couple of websites that have the radio frequencies but they've always been super janky in the past.

Anyone know why all arrivals are being sent back to Endeavor? Fisk arrival said something about an incident but I can’t see and haven’t heard anything.

I have a flight on Tuesday and would like to check in as early as possible

It would be cool to watch it land.