The AéroMusée is a museum seen as a magical place, situated on Chambley aerodrome, dedicated to the ballooning history. On almost 450m2, this cabinet of curiosities holds many rare pieces related to the balloon and offers a unique discovery of the American Chambley Air Base history exhibition. Walking in the museum, every visitor can discover the world of ballooning through baskets, photographs, art work, memorable personalities, exceptional objects…
And this year, the AéroMusée welcomes an important new activity: virtual reality!
Come in and take place, put on the virtual reality headset which is going to bring you into new dimension, step over the basket and fly at your own pace: you are the pilot for a day of this amazing experience. Be aware of the equipment surrounding you, get acquainted with this new technical environment made available for anyone… Are you ready? Then, here we go, activate the burner, find the good altitude, follow the direction and land softly. Do not forget to pay attention to the landscape all around you, the view is incredible, et pay attention also to your sensations!
An attraction which is the result of months of work in conjunction with experienced pilots’ cooperation to give the best record of a hot air balloon behavior and promises real sensations guaranteed, while mastering pilots’ technical movements.
A new adventure which is waiting for you inside the AéroMusée, every day:
- From Monday to Friday, from 9:30am to 12:30am and from 1:30pm to 4:30pm
- Saturday and Sunday from 3:00pm to 6:00pm
Warning: we kindly remind you that the AéroMusée will be privatized on various days to offer the best welcome to the kids coming in as part of the Educational Workshops. Find all dates by clicking here
Activity opened to all, from 12 years old (minimum size: 1,20m)
Entertainment included in the AéroMusée entrance price: 3,50€. Reduced fees for the Pass Lorraine holders: 2,10€
During Grand Est Mondial Air Ballons (from July 26th to August 4th): 1€
For more info on the AéroMusée, click here
This activity has been developed by Jimmy Fischer, studio 3WG: http://studio3wg.com/
