Tickets available online (below) or at the gate!

Join us for our 22^nd annual Warbird Roundup September 7 and 8!

This will be our BIGGEST and BEST Warbird Roundup featuring MORE warbirds and MORE vendors than ever before!

The Warbird Roundup is Idaho’s largest 2-day gathering of historic war planes from across the country. Watch the planes fly, see them up close and meet the pilots. Our knowledgeable announcers and pilots educate the crowd about each of the warbirds including their history, interesting facts, and importance to our country.

There will be food trucks, a guest speaker, and visitors get full access to the museum and displays.

Gates open at 8:30 a.m. Flying is scheduled from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. A schedule will be released closer to the event date. Schedule and warbirds are subject to change and weather permitting.

Saturday Tickets

Children 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult!

Ticket sales are final!

Are you a member?

Active museum members get additional discounts on Warbird Roundup tickets based on their membership level. Member ticket information will be sent by email.

Membership Level Discounts:

• Individual Memberships: 30% discount on one ticket
• Couples, Grandparents, and Family Membership: 30% discount on two tickets
• Level I Lifetime: 30% discount on two tickets
• Level II & III Lifetime: Two free tickets

Become a Member now to receive these and many other benefits!

Event Details

Warbirds

Speaker

Chris Fahey, USAF (Ret.) served as an F-16 instructor and a forward air controller assigned to the 101st Airborne during Operation Desert Storm and Desert Shield. Chris is currently a Boeing 767 Captain for Delta Airlines. He is also a volunteer pilot for Planes of Fame Air Museum.

Chris will present the history of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II. They flew over 60 million miles, transported every type of military aircraft, towed targets for live anti-aircraft practice, simulated strafing missions, transported cargo, and freed up male pilots for combat. Thirty-eight WASPs died during these duties and they were considered civilians with no military standing or benefits. They would not be acknowledged for their contribution to the war effort and receive veteran status until 1977.

Event Schedule

*This schedule is subject to change. Warbirds may change without notice. Flight times are approximate.

Important Information

• Gates open at 8:30 a.m.
• No coolers or outside food and drink allowed.
• No pets – Trained service/support animals only.

Museum Parking

• The museum lot and dirt lot directly across from the museum is available on a first-come-first-served basis. This lot will fill up fast!
• Handicap parking will be available in the dirt nearest the event. Please view the provided maps for more details.

Additional Parking Options

Additional parking is available at Mission Aviation Fellowship at 112 N. Pilatus Lane. It is about a half mile walk to the museum. Visitors must stay out of the fenced off airport – please do not cut through! Before parking, you are welcome to drop anyone off at the museum who might have trouble walking. The shuttle does not run to or from this location

We will have extra parking and one shuttle running from the St. Al’s overflow lots. The shuttle will run in a continuous loop starting at 8:00 a.m. through 4 p.m.

Thank you to our sponsors!