System Online: We highly recommend reserving your tour online. Walk-ins welcome, but space is limited.

Titan Missile Museum

Silo tours are sold out for Saturday, November 30th. Guests may still visit the topside of the museum for $7 (includes audio guide device), but will not be able to access the underground silo. There are still tour spots available for Sunday, but we highly recommend you make your reservations online as soon as possible. 

Plan your visit to the one-of-a-kind Titan Missile Museum today to see the last of the 54 Titan II missile sites that were on alert across the United States from 1963 to 1987. 

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Please Note: everyone in your party must be able to safely descend and ascend 55 stairs (there is no elevator access to the underground silo).

Titan Missile Museum Tours Info

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Walk in the footsteps of the crews who served at this historic missile site and see what to expect from the 45-minute guided tour and the self-guided topside tour. 

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INTERACTIVE MAP

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View the interactive museum map to get a closer look at each section of the Titan Missile Site from the entrance to the control center to the eight levels of the missile silo. 

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Launch Through time

From its construction and operation to its current state as a National Historic Landmark, the Titan Missile Museum is a sight to behold.

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Uncover the Secrets of America’s Largest Nuclear Weapon

At the Titan Missile Museum, near Tucson, Arizona, visitors journey through time to stand on the front line of the Cold War. This preserved Titan II missile site, officially known as complex 571-7, is all that remains of the 54 Titan II missile sites that were on alert across the United States from 1963 to 1987.

This one-of-a kind museum gives visitors a rare look at the technology used by the United States to deter nuclear war. What was once one of America’s most top secret places is now a National Historic Landmark, fulfilling its new mission of bringing Cold War history to life for millions of visitors from around the world. Join us now for your own tour!

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HOURS OF OPERATION

Regular Hours (October – May)

9:45am – 5:00pm (first tour at 10:00am, last tour at 4:00pm)

Open 7 days a week, closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day

Summer Hours (June – September)

9:45am – 5:00pm (first tour at 10:00am, last tour at 4:00pm)

Thursday to Monday (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays)

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ADMISSION

Arizona Aerospace Foundation Member

$1

Adults (13 & up)

$19.50

Military/Veteran

$17.50

Seniors (65+)

$16.75

Pima County Residents

$15.25

Juniors (Ages 5-12)

$15.00

Children (Ages 0-4)

$1

Topside Only*

$7

Online reservations strongly recommended to ensure your preferred tour time.

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*Topside tour is self-guided and does not include underground silo access. No reservation required, purchase upon arrival. Free for ages 0-4. More info on the Titan Missile Museum topside here.

Leashed pets welcome on the Topside Only self-guided tour. Only service animals in the underground silo complex.

Cold War Timeline

  • Atomic bomb from 1945 mid explosion.
    US Uses Atomic Bombs on Japan to End WWII

    1945

  • Planes lined up at an airport in 1948-1949.
    Berlin Blockade and Airlift

    1948-1949

  • Nuclear mushroom cloud
    USSR Tests First Nuclear Weapon

    1949

  • US First Hydrogen Bomb cloud.
    US Tests First Hydrogen Bomb

    1950

  • Korean War soldiers waiting on a hill.
    Korean War

    1950-1953

  • Space equipment from 1957.
    The Space Race Begins

    1957

  • Soldier holding up a flag.
    Vietnam War

    1959-1975

  • USSR testing the largest nuclear weapon ever built.
    USSR Tests the largest Nuclear Weapon Ever Built

    1960

  • People being divided for the Berlin Wall.
    Berlin Wall Divides Germany

    1961

  • Launch site for Cuban missiles.
    Cuban Missile Crisis

    1962

  • Deplaying the Titan II.
    Titan II ICBMs Deployed

    1963

  • US president talking with USSR.
    “Hot Line” Established Between US & USSR

    1963

  • Cover for the Able Archer 83 source book.
    Able Archer and the War Scare

    1983

  • The key switch for the last Titan II.
    Last Titan II Comes Off Alert

    1987

  • People climbing the Berlin Wall.
    Berlin Wall Comes Down

    1989

  • Men during the ending of the Cold War.
    Soviet Union Collapses – Cold War Ends

    1991

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    Titan Missile Museum
    Testimonials & Reviews

    I can’t recommend a visit to this museum enough. If you have any interest in military, cold war or even star trek for that matter you should really visit this place. Very nice and knowledgeable staff, the complex is preserved beautifully and the construction is impressive to say the least. The launch simulation in the launch command room was very eye opening and I left the place with a great respect for all who served in these missile silos. I would visit again.

    ~MkUltra

    The museum has an unassuming presence and is therefore easy to overlook. I’ve lived in the area for about 12 years and had never been until this weekend! I would recommend the tour to anyone who is interested in our nation’s history, military and ways that technology has been used. It’s perfect for a quick but meaningful afternoon outing. The tour is about an hour long and the guides are very friendly and knowledgeable. I plan to return with other friends and family members.

    ~J Meadows

    What a great piece of history! The only remaining Titan II transcontinental ballistic missile. Nuclear warhead has been deactivated, otherwise it looks exactly like it did before. Very informative and interactive tour by Steve and Marsha. Many thanks to the museum staff for keeping the place operational. Would definitely recommend to anyone. Well worth the drive from Phoenix.

    ~Natalie Volkoff

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