> "the Seattle one lets you walk through the inside" As long as the weather is nice enough. We had to close down if there was either a threat to safety (light

> "the Seattle one lets you walk through the inside" As long as the weather is nice enough. We had to close down if there was either a threat to safety (lightning, ice on the stairs) or a lot of moisture getting inside the aircraft. As a bonus, you can also walk through Eisenhower's Air Force One aircraft and see a lot of other cool stuff. Apparently in the summer they even open the 747 prototype, one of the 727s, and the Super Connie: http://www.museumofflight.org/airpark http://www.museumofflight.org/airpark (I used to work in the museum, and later volunteered to monitor those two aircraft. Never got to see inside the 747 though.)