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

What to Expect

45-minute guided Tour

Go underground and back in time on the 45-minute guided tour. You’ll descend 35 feet into the missile complex, visit the launch control center, and experience a simulated launch of the missile. Then you’ll journey down the cableway to level 2 of the missile silo to get an up-close look at the Titan II missile itself. This tour lets you experience Cold War paranoia and American ingenuity while walking in the footsteps of the brave men and women who operated America’s largest land-based missile ever deployed.

*Note: Visitors who are not able to descend and climb 55 stair steps for the guided tour can still enjoy the surface portion of the missile site.

Self-guided Topside Tour

Guests are encouraged to explore the surface of the complex after their tour of the silo. On the topside, visitors will see the alarm systems, known as tipsies, that secured the missile silo door, get to look at the engine up-close, and more. There is also a spectacular view of the missile from up above! Looking down into the 146-foot missile silo you will see the Titan II Missile standing tall as it did on Alert for over 20 years.

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PRICING & RESERVATIONS

Arizona Aerospace Foundation Member

$1

Adults (13 & up)

$16.50

Seniors (65+)

$15.50

Pima County Residents

$14.50

Juniors (Ages 5-12)

$12.00

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.

Plan for a successful visit

  • Facility Rules

    For your safety, and for preservation purposes, there are some rules that visitors must follow.

    • Visitors must be able to descend and climb 55 metal grate stair steps and stand for 45 minutes to access the underground portion of the tour. Guests unable to descend and ascend 55 stair steps or who cannot stand for 45 minutes will be limited to the surface portion of the site and will not have access to the underground area.
    • Tours are limited to 25 visitors per tour. Online reservations strongly recommended to ensure your preferred tour time.
    • Strollers, backpacks and other large bags/purses are prohibited and must be left in your vehicle.  The museum does not provide storage for these items.
    • Weapons are prohibited on all tours.
    • Food and beverages, except bottled water, are prohibited on the tours. Glass bottles and water with additives that include any food coloring are prohibited in the museum building and on the tour.
    • Smoking is not permitted inside museum buildings or while on the tour. A smoking area is provided outside the museum.
    • Please wear walking shoes (no heels or flip flops).
    • Non-commercial photography and video recording are permitted, although flash photography is prohibited. Commercial photography is not allowed without written permission. To arrange a commercial photo or video recording session, please contact the foundation’s Advertising Manager at belliott@pimaair.org.
    • The use of selfie sticks and tripods is prohibited throughout the museum and missile site.
    • Animals, except for Service Animals, are not allowed in the museum buildings or on the missile site.

    For more information call (520) 625-7736 or send an email to GroupTours@titanmissilemuseum.org

  • Requirements & Accessibility

    For the daily 45-minute guided tours, guests are required to ascend and descend 55 stair steps. There is no elevator access to the underground tour. Visits made by guests unable to independently use the metal grate stairs that lead underground without the use of cane, crutches, walking stick, walker, or wheelchair, will be limited to the surface portion of the site.

    The Titan Missile Museum is an ADA compliant facility. Handicapped parking is available and all restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

    The museum does not provide wheelchairs. If you need a wheelchair or scooter, please bring one with you.