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Titan Missile Museum    

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Go underground and back in time to what once was one of America’s most top-secret places. The Titan II missile site 571-7 is now a National Historic Landmark, the last of 54 sites that were on …
Go underground and back in time to what once was one of America’s most top-secret places. The Titan II missile site 571-7 is now a National Historic Landmark, the last of 54 sites that were on alert across the United States from 1963 to 1987. During 45-minute guided tours you'll see largest land-based missile ever deployed by the U.S., the 103-foot tall Titan II. You'll go in the launch duct, visit the launch control center, experience a simulated launch, and more.

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May 20, 2025
Such a great piece of history to visit. The place is a time capsule so don't touch anything. The 45 min guided tour is so worth it. Just amazing to see time gone by.Full review by jrsplorer
May 11, 2025
Much more interesting than I expected, even exciting. I definitely recommend signing up for the guided tour of the underground facility. Just be prepared for descending and climbing some stairs, and …Full review by Al B
May 7, 2025
Historically fascinating! Transform yourself to the 60s & 70s and to an era many of us remember. The only surviving Titan II silo in all its original glory, so captivating, making you wonder what peo…Full review by jameslK147VO
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A Unique Experience
The only megaton missile silo from the Cold War that is open to the public, the Titan Missile Museum offers a unique experience. It is locat…
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Is the tour air conditioned?
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Yes
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Answer by Chris P · Sep 26, 2024
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Are there tours or buses that take you to the museum from Tucson?
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None that I know of.
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how long should I allocate for the Museum to just see most interesting things? THANKS.
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It’s a great museum and it all depends what tour you’ve organised; but generally I’d say 2 hours. Hope this helps.
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Will there be too many people on Saturday (of a long weekend) afternoon? How long is the wait or the risk of missing it …
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Will there be too many people on Saturday (of a long weekend) afternoon? How long is the wait or the risk of missing it altogether?
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You will be fine. Many tours thru the day. No long waits. It wont be very busy.
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My husband is handicapped and wondered if there is an elevator to get to the bottom of the steep stair well to the …
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My husband is handicapped and wondered if there is an elevator to get to the bottom of the steep stair well to the actual control room?
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Yes, there is an elevator for those who have trouble negotiating stairs. It takes you down to the control room level and they bring you back up too!
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