I thought this place was outstanding and one of the best places to visit in Wichita. You can…read moreeasily spend 2-3 hours here going through the various houses and rooms and you really come out with a great vision of how life was on the frontier back 150+ years ago. My how far we've come! I really enjoyed the "shoot outs" -- a MUST if you're going to visit. Really great reenactment of "shoot outs" -- great costumes, actors, lots of fun for the whole family. Adults and kids will enjoy the show these people put on. The blacksmith was also a very cool experience -- you can witness a real life modern day blacksmith working with horribly smelling coal as the fuel! A must when visiting Wichita.

Be aware: if you arrive within an hour of closing, you will not be admitted. Unfortunately, this…read morepolicy is not clearly communicated anywhere online, which led us to rush over specifically to show the venue to out-of-town guests before the weekend ended. What was most disappointing wasn't the policy itself--it was the complete lack of customer service. The front desk staff seemed entirely unempowered to do anything beyond repeating, "That's our policy," with no effort to offer an explanation, alternative, or even a hint of empathy for the situation. Businesses are free to set whatever policies they choose, but the way those policies are communicated matters. We left feeling that customer experience was an afterthought. The combination of poor communication, inflexibility, and indifferent service turned what should have been a positive visit highlighting Wichita into a frustrating and disappointing experience.

Always love going here when coming from out of state. Navigation easy with the help of the staff…read morechecking our tickets, concession booth accessible. For those with newer cars, invest in an FM radio. Our car kept turning off but that's a self fault and not the theaters. I had a cheeseburger and a fresh funnel cake from the concession and both were absolutely delicious! Can't wait to visit this place again.

Amazing little drive in- such a fun date night out and cannot wait to bring my kids back!read more

Clean, well organized exhibits. (Yes, some are a tad dated, but nothing egregiously so.)…read more Parking can be a bear, yes, but (again) nothing too bad. Well worth every penny of the (very modest) five dollar admission. Great staff!

A great museum to visit! Learned a lot about the history of Wichita and there are interactive…read moreexhibits that take you back in time. Also, go on Sundays since the admission is free. I would recommend coming here when in Wichita.

We came here for a wedding this past Saturday. I have been telling every person I come across about…read morehow this was the best wedding I have ever been to. The location is conveniently located by the airport and airport hotels. Upon walking in we were greeted by a very cool dining card wall, coat check, and some history about the building. As soon as we turned the corner we saw the huge B29 sitting in all of its glory in the middle of the space. It was epic. The open bar was located right in front of the nose of the plane. I want to give a shout out to the bar manager and staff. They worked so hard non stop and did an amazing job. While getting drinks several servers came around with delicious appetizers. Guests could also get in line to go inside the B29 for a tour. After cocktail hour the bride and groom flew into the reception right outside the hangar door! The staff then served us a delicious three course meal starting with Caesar salad, steak and chicken with vegetables and potatoes, and of course wedding cake. After dinner we went upstairs to see the B29 museum which offered views of the entire venue. The nine piece band entertained the guests until 11pm. This was hands down the most fun and unique wedding I have ever been to!

Amazing education and visitor center dedicated to B 29 "Doc". Well worth the $10 admission fee and…read morethe extra five dollars to tour the flight deck. Definitely will come back at a later date.

This is a great museum that creates a positive educational experience for visiting students. I…read moreregularly bring my students here for field trips. The tour guides are amazing. They describe the exhibits at the museum, as well as The Keeper of the Plains as part of their outdoor exhibit. The guides are of Native American heritage and intertwine their own personal experiences growing up as part of the tour. This trip has always been a favorite of my students as well. Don't miss this experience!

The Mid-America All-Indian Center disappointed us. The…read moreprice of admission provided access to an art exhibit and the gift shop. Maybe the place has cut back due to Covid.

This museum is located on the Wichita State University campus! I was there for a swim camp for the…read moreweek, using the pool. What a very successful week and fun for many, in the pool! The museum was full of facts and it even awakened childhood memories! Back in the day, I was reading books just so I could earn a personal pan pizza. That media push and incentive helped cultivate me to become an amazing reader and a love for reading--even though I just love autobiographies. It's very small and will take you about 30 minutes to bask in all the things "Pizza Hut". Super cool!!

I showed up just after closing time but luckily the sun was still doing overtime. Pressing my nose…read moreto the glass like a kid outside a candy store, I could still see plenty of the memories and memorabilia inside. Many old photos, retro signage and that unmistakable "this is where it all started" energy. Even from the wrong side of the door, it's still pretty cool. Pizza Hut was founded here in Wichita in 1958 by brothers Dan and Frank Carney. After decades of expansion and multiple ownership changes, it is currently in the process of being sold by Yum! Brands to a capital company and a Chinese partner. The chain struggled in recent years due to declining US sales, increased competition and the rise of delivery-first rivals with lower costs. The latest news is that the sale is expected to close later this year, marking the first time since the 1970s that Pizza Hut will not be owned by PepsiCo or Yum. A sad new chapter. (Just don't ask me how many Pizza Huts I've reviewed because I wasn't helping them much.) This now joins my growing collection of "firsts" that includes the first Starbucks in Seattle, the first Dunkin in Quincy, the first Timmy's in Hamilton and now the birthplace of the Hut. [Review 742 of 2026 - 91 in Kansas - 25923 overall]

It's small but I liked it. The docent Henry was very friendly and knowledgeable. Henry told me a…read morelot about the 4-8-4 locomotive. If you love trains I think it's worth a visit.

I loved this place. I was visiting in from California and the locomotives were so cool!!!!! we also…read moresaw some trains go by the museum too! I do want to add that the docents were amazing and Robert who was the cashier was so nice and he was such an amazing person and I'm glad he rung me up for my souvenirs. Thank you and I will for sure be visiting next time I'm here.

They are prejudiced and management is terrible. They over charge. Do check your bill. Odd policy's…read morethat are meant to keep certain people out. Don't recommend

Wonder welcoming place to be. Great food, great staff, great people, and great food. Best views…read morewhen dining and golfing. great facilities.