Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation

Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation - Event Venue in Fayetteville, North Carolina

Gallery · Fayetteville, North Carolina

100 Bragg Boulevard, Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

About Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation

The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville, NC is the nation’s premier destination for Airborne and Special Operations history. Established in August 2000, the museum features immersive exhibits and powerful artifacts that honor the courage and legacy of America’s elite soldiers. Admission is free, allowing all visitors to experience and learn from these inspiring stories.

Venue Details

  • Seated capacity: 150
  • Standing capacity: 300
  • Meeting space: 5,000 sq ft
  • Meeting rooms: 3
  • Year built: 2000

Ratings

Google Rating: 4.9/5 (3,517 reviews)

Guest Highlights

  • Room
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Amenities

Facilities

  • museum store

Guest Services

  • wheelchair accessible

Meeting Rooms & Event Spaces

Video Theater

  • Type: Theater
  • Capacity — Theater: 40
  • Features: Wheelchair accessible, podium
  • A smaller theater used to show a rotating collection of educational and entertaining films related to the airborne and special operations. 40 fixed, upholstered, theater style seats facing an area with ample space for presentations.

Lobby

  • Type: Multi Purpose
  • Size: 5,000 sq ft
  • Capacity — Banquet: 150, Cocktail: 300
  • Features: Natural light, Wheelchair accessible
  • 5,000 square feet of terrazzo floor highlighted by five-story glass walls and 16 large round columns. Features a fully deployed parachute and paratrooper behind a brushed aluminum rail, and unit lineages and honors grace the walls. Accommodates 300 guests reception style or 150 guests seated at round tables.

Reflection Garden

  • Type: Outdoor Space
  • Features: Wheelchair accessible
  • Located on the Hay Street side of the museum, the gardens are a fresh air way to experience the museum. Walkways are lined with granite pavers engraved with the names of soldiers, family members, and other supporters of the museum.

Style

historic

Contact

Phone: (910) 643-2778