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Hall of Flame Fire Museum

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6101 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85008, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Ghost Town Curator

Loved this museum! Everyone we met was passionate about telling the stories and saving as much of this history as possible. This huge collection has something for everyone and a great kids area with interactive activities. Plan at least a few hours, there is so much to see. That way you won't be rushed and can take your time at the interactive displays and videos.

Shyla Collier

This place is amazing. So much fun and it seems never ending. There is a lot to see and do. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We really found it interesting hearing the real time fire dispatch. There is a plethora of exquisite fire trucks and buggy’s. My son and I had loads of fun. He loved it as a baby and really enjoyed it as a tween.

Lucy Craig

Most importantly, we previously cherished this spot! The children have a great time sprucing up, jumping on the large fire engine, and it seems like they hold adding new things to the play region. The Halloween occasion is likewise such a lot of tomfoolery! That being all said, we love the Lobby of Fire considerably more at this point! We went yesterday, and acknowledged when we returned home that my kid had left her extraordinary teddy bear there. I called and First light had the option to track down it. A couple of hours after the fact, she sent us pictures of Teddy having some good times overall around the exhibition hall. This made my little girl so blissful! Just made me feel good inside to experience such surprising mindfulness. My little girl and her teddy bear have now been brought together, and I'm thankful it turned out to be a particularly fun encounter rather than a hard one! We'll make want more - it's consistently a tomfoolery and positive experience!

A Curtis

My family loves the Fire Museum! There is informational and entertaining stuff for everyone. I've learned a lot there and my kids love the play area and the firetruck that is interactive. The membership is also affordable which makes it a nice indoor activity for weekends when you want to get out but not spend extra money. I highly recommend getting a membership, especially if you have kids!

McKenzie Merchant

First off, we already loved this place! The kids have so much fun dressing up, climbing on the big fire truck, and it seems like they keep adding new things to the play area. The Halloween event is also so much fun! All of that being said, we love the Hall of Flame even more now! We went yesterday, and realized when we got home that my two year old had left her special teddy bear there. I called and Dawn was able to find it. A few hours later, she sent us pictures of Teddy having fun all around the museum. This made my daughter so happy! Just warmed my heart to experience such unexpected thoughtfulness. My daughter and her teddy bear have now been reunited, and I’m grateful it ended up being such a fun experience instead of a hard one! We’ll keep coming back - it’s always a fun and positive experience!

Our Tripy Life

Took our grandkids to visit the museum yesterday and had a great time. All the volunteers and staff were friendly and knowledgeable. We were astounded by the magnitude of their exhibits. It was very cool to learn about some of the history of firefighting, see all the old equipment so well cared for and restored and celebrate the heros that help protect our communities. It was so much fun we ended up buying a membership so we can go back again.

Las Cavanaugh

What a wonderful and fun find. Large selection of beautiful Firetrucks. Nice kid section and large firetruck to play on. Great staff on hand, more than willing to chat you up with the history all within these walls. A must see for anyone with some "Fire" in your heart.

Elizabeth Crumrine - Coldwell Banker Premier

This place is awesome!! So much history all the way through modern fire suppression equipment. We’re in town for a convention and I could help but stop by they have trucks from all over but one is from our neck of the woods Staunton VA

Francis Burghart

Sooooo much to see and explore. More than my interest for FF but very neat to see some of the early era equipment and stuff from the Asian-Pacific. If you have any interest in FF this is a must stop. For sure a neat gem and super fun that you can bring in your doggo if you want to beat the summer heat!

Linda Gavina

I would like to say a very heartfelt thank you to Mr Gary, a volunteer tour guide at the Hall of Flame. We were there on a field trip today with my sons school and had the most wonderful time. He is the most amazing person to give his time and knowledge to our children, his contribution is truly invaluable. Thank you for your time and your kindness...and for your service 💙

Nicole Miller

We had an amazing time here. It’s very cool. A great way to learn some history about Fire Trucks. They had turnout gear you can try on and even a truck you can get on.

Paula Cranny

Fun surprise afternoon date! Haven't been here since the kids were little. They've added several additions. This was my hubbys first time and he loved it!

Sarah Gilliss

My friend, Service-Dog-In-Training, and I had a great time here! We had so much fun learning all about the history of firefighting! We definitely plan on coming back!

Sylvia Varela

We really enjoyed the museum. All the employees were very knowledgeable. I would have enjoyed more information, and I would love to be able to watch the videos they had showing there at home

Peggy Heintz

Fantastic museum!!! Great place to learn about the history of fire fighting and see the actual equipment. Fascinating!!! The truck from the Twin Towers is amazing!

Damaris Enriquez

Wow I am impressed with how much time we spent here and how much we learned!! I am definitely going to get the membership. This is a must stop and visit. The best part of this Museum is how friendly the firemen were and how much information they were able to give us and answer so many questions. I also love to see that they have handicapped cars for those that need them to get around at NO additional charge. Most places charge outrages prices and here it was free to those in need. Such an informative experience!!! So come check them out because they have so much to offer you. Also for those who can't hear no problem scan the code and you can read more and they also offer a list of YouTube videos for all ages. Also it's all on one floor ..no stairs to climb but very big to spend a good amount of your day taking the time to read explore and relax. There's something for everyone here.

Amy Cox

Great museum with a huge amount of displays including fire trucks and equipment. The employees/volunteers are a wealth of information and so friendly!

Rebekah Johnson

This is a very unique place, sprawling with fire trucks and equipment used for fighting fires over the last century. There is a fun and educational play area for kids. My 5 year old daughter wants to be a firefighter when she grows up, so she was so happy in this museum. There is even a fire truck for kids to climb up in and play and put on firefighter gear.

The Gaming Empire

An absolutely great place that tells a gigantic part of how firefighting has advanced. The people who work there are definitely passionate about where they are as well. It is definitely a memorial to those who've fallen and those still out there.

Jim McDonald

As an old fireman, this place is a walk through history. Clean, well maintained apparatus of all ages. September 11 is remembered in a couple of moving presentations. Also houses walls of fame in many disciplines.

Abraham Abundis

Its a nice place to visit especially for kids that like fire truck. There is lots of history surrounding the entire history of firefighters. I personally liked the history coverage on the Japanese firefighters from the 19th century. No student discounts but there is kids and senior discounts.

Justin Mccart

This is by far the largest fire museum in the country ! I really enjoyed checking everything out here , I highly recommend a visit . Please leave donations !

Lawrence Teichert III

Our group arrived shortly after the museum opened, and were greeted by the friendly volunteer staff. We spent several hours viewing all of the different displays, all of the which were very interesting. The entire staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. The way they expalin the exhibits you can tell they truly love what they do. This museum does have a fire truck that kids both young and old can climb on. Memberships are worth looking into. Definitely would return to this museum for another look at all of the fire trucks.

Gail Thornton

Loved this place! The volunteers were so friendly & knowledgeable! My 8 yr old Granddaughter was disappointed that there was not a model of the Great Chicago Fire.

Michael Green

What a fantastic place. No other like it in the world. Not to mention the world of information on us firefighters. Some of it is mind blowing in more ways than you can imagine! Schools definitely need to jump on this place.

Elise Pittman

I took my 18 month grandson. Didn't realize how interesting it would really be so now I have to go back without him to fully appreciate the museum.

Eric Pitts

Fantastic museum! If you (or your kids) like fire trucks, then this is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended. 30,000 Square feet of space that is filled end to end with fire fighting equipment. Family friendly, kids of all ages will enjoy.

John Kroll

One of the best fire museums I have ever visited with an exhaustive collection. Every historical book on firefighting I have read has featured vehicles found here under one roof. Great presentation, great staff of friendly and knowledgeable folks, and plenty of room to view and appreciate things at your speed. If you have the slightest interest in firefighting this is a must see.

judyo74 Oconnor

Amazing museum with impressive collection of firefighting relics. Museum staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. We would highly recommend for everyone who understands and appreciates the dedication of our firefighting hero’s. Great area for kids to play too.

James Johnston

Hidden gem in down town area. Amazing amount of history in this museum.

Marc Vasquez

Absolutely amazing history and information about firefighting from the 1700s to today! Incredible volunteers and just so much to see. Highly recommend if you are or have been a firefighter or just want to see some really awesome equipment from all the different years!

TKG

Great place to take the kids. They have movies playing for the kids and a play room that teaches about fire safety. Also a real fire truck that kids and big kids (adults) can play on. Don't miss out. Oh and yearly family memberships are only 40 bucks!!

Adam Stoll

An interesting museum even to someone with no ties to fire fighting. A ton of examples of fire trucks and equipment through history. A fun play area for the younger kids too. You only need an hour to see most of the galleries. Worth a family membership to visit occasionally

Aaron McKenzie

I had such a terrific experience here today. I never knew how much craft and beauty went into making the fire engines of the past! The staff and volunteers at this place are wonderful. The best part of my entire day was the conversation I had with Gary! Gary is a wonderful, kind, and vibrant volunteer at the Museum. Thank you to all of the staff and volunteers and a very special thanks to Gary. Our conversation today was so insightful and I am so happy to have had the opportunity to learn from you.

Kathy Weidenbaum

A must see in Phoenix. Fascinating collection of fire-fighting vehicles, tools and tales! Enjoyable for all ages.

fred

If you like firefighting history and firefighting equipment and knowledgeable curators, this is your museum. Many who work here are retired firefighters. Great place to get a dose of firefighting at its best

Thomas Mitchell

Truly a gem of an experience that we won't soon forget.

Monica Roncancio

Hall of Flame is a wonderful museum full of history and well, fire trucks! I've taken my son here for about 3 years now and every time we go it's a fun experience. The museum looks small from the outside but it's packed wall to wall and literally floor to ceiling with fire fighting paraphernalia and vehicles. The museum is large enough to make social distancing easy, with many different rooms showcasing different aspects of more than just fire fighting. The displays are well thought out and every time we've gone we've seen something we hadn't seen before. Hall of Flame also has interactive displays here and there, where kids can use imaginative play to not only play but to learn. The gift shop offers a selection of toys, shirts, and odds and ends for the lover of all things flame retardant (haha I couldn't help myself) and there's even a huge bell outside you can ring because, why not? I recommend anyone with an interest in first responders go to Hall of Flame Fire Museum and enjoy yourself! 10+ stars, I know we'll be back soon! 😁🔥🚒

Leigh Klettke

Large informative venue of fully restored fire suppressing equipment from the very first horse drawn to the more modern wooden ladder trucks from all over the world. The walls are lined with sleeve patches from fire departments everywhere. Fireman and senior discount. Spend a couple hours here!

Ron Johnson

Second time and vary pleased with all the new sections from before. I had visitors from California thar were very impressed with the whole museum. Good work!

Jennifer Croke

A lot more than we expected! It was very informative and interesting. They have so many fire trucks and we spent about two hours there but probably could have spent longer. They also have a great kids area! Definitely worth a stop if you go to Phoenix!!

Sherrie W

We went on a weekday and had a very pleasant visit. The person at the front desk was very friendly. Most of the exhibits were old fire trucks (and there were so many) but there were also tools and other equipment on display, as well as badges and a few uniforms. There were displays to honor fallen firefighters as well. My 10 year old and 5 year old seemed to have a good time. There was a fire truck that they could step up into and sit behind the wheel, so they loved that. There was an old control center from the 70s with a placard that stated you could hear actual calls coming through the city center (not recordings)--we heard something but it didn't really sound like much. There was a section that looked like rooms in a house and it showed various dangerous conditions that we should remember/look out for. There were also a few interactive displays that you could push buttons on. We had a nice time. I was a little hesistant to go as I had read reviews about how the customer service was, but I felt really comfortable ( I noticed that one of the reviewers seemed to be Muslim like me and I wear hijab and the two workers (or maybe volunteers,) we encountered were very friendly towards me/my family unlike the reviewers experience). The only thing that I think would have made the visit better was if each display had a placard (or even just a paper print out)of each display. They had binders that you could take around that explained each display I guess, but we didn't really want to carry it around.

SHANE PEIK

If you have ever been on a fire department, you will love this museum. If you were never on a fire department, you would still love all of what the fire museum has to offer!

James Kamb

My family brought my brother and here when we were younger. Today, I brought my wife for the first time. It is just as great for kids as it is for adults. Lots of history and many exhibits to look at. Besides the fire engines, there are fire markers dating back to the late 1700's, exhibits on firefighting gear and firefighters. Two short movies play in different areas allowing a chance to sit down and rest. It isn't a large area, but looking at and reading each display will take time In the last area is a live system for hearing dispatch calls live. My wife and stepped and heard dispatch to our area of town. It was fascinating. They have a dizzying collection of patches and it was fun to look for areas we are familiar with. Overall, the Hall of Flame is definitely a museum you should visit.

C C

An amazing collection of fire fighter memorabilia. Much of it restored with intense detail. The gentlemen in the front are a wealth of knowledge and the binders really help to learn some interesting stories about the equipment. Also, the firefighter database they have it's really nice. Be sure to give yourself plenty of time here otherwise you will surely miss something really cool.

Duke Ensell

Wow! This large museum is full of amazing fire fighting equipment. Plenty of staff to help in every way. Highly recommend!

David Steinitz

One of the largest displays of fire trucks and vintage hand pumpers in the country. Also some of the nicest and very knowledgeable docents I have ever met. Can not wait to go back.

Wayne Balsiger

Very nice museum with about 100 fire apparatus, from walking to trucks. Oldest is from 1726. All in great restored condition. Most if not all look better than day they were delivered to the fire Department. Honor hall for fire fighters lost in line of duty. History of Smoke jumpers. My Dad enjoyed it. He is a former Portland, Oregon firefighter.

Michael Burke

The Best Fire Apparatus Museum in the country. We were there for 4 plus hours. I meet up with 2 guys from FDNY and they took me and my wife over the shop to see more Apparatus being rebuilded for the Museum. If your in to old fire Apparatus you have to stop by.

Chela p

We actually had a little trouble finding this place but so glad we came. Believe it or not it really has some interesting things. I also love how they have a section for the firefighters that were lost in 9/11. It is definitely a collection of a lot of memorabilia, we were given a binder in the front desk that gives you a lot of information. They do have a little kids section for them to play around in. Since it was empty, I'm going to be honest I took advantage of it lol. But the the little helmets were too small. There were two gentlemen in the front, yes one is much more approachable than the other but seriously don't let that stop you from enjoying this museum, it's worth it and especially what some good human beings have sacrificed for others.

Matthew Paul

Being an ex firefighter this place was amazing every type of engine, to pumper and ladder, as well as helmets patches and equipment and a place for kids. The gifts in the gift shop I thought were very fairly priced as well I will be back

J Crowd

Enjoyed our walk around the museum. Would have been better if we could have taken our time to read all the information, but we have small children and felt rushed. There are a few kids activities and kids do enjoy it. Really cool displays and arm patches! I found a typo on one of the information sheets!

Edith Levy

Incredible history preserved in wonderful visuals. Great for kids. The 9-11 tribute area moved me to tears. Not one to go through in one visit. We will make more treks here in the future.

Amie Michels

Fun place to go with the kids. Most of it is a hands-off museum, but it held their interest. There is one truck to climb on and pretend to drive. There's also a children's play area with dress up clothes and a play house. Gift shop has plenty of related items.

James Moore

Very interesting museum. Definitely worth the trip if you're a firefighter or interested in firefighting. The amount of apparatus they have is impressive! The lots to see and learn other than fire trucks.

Randall Brown

Took the guided tour! Incredible history of fire fighting equipment dating back to the 1700s. Every firetruck is immaculate and preserved with care and love. Tribute is paid to those who made the ultimate sacrifice including those on 9/11 and the Granite Mountain Hotshots.

Damon Johnson

Stopped here to kill some time during a layover. The retired firemen who gave the tour were very enthusiastic and knowledgeable of all the fire engines in the museum. This is a must stop for kids young and old.

Earl Morrishow

Very wonderful day field trip with Mt grandson and school. This Retired Michigan Firefighter is an AMAZING 87 YEAR LEGEND!!! Knowledge is incredible!

Jacqueline Zendejas

Must see. They have hundreds of fire trucks dating back to the 1800! Amazing to see how these machines evolve throughout times.

Kyle Bruno

If you are in Phoenix and you have 3-4 hours this is a must see, museum. Lots of great fire equipment, stories, and pictures.

Tim Leija

The Staff are wonderful. A firefighter "Tim" was so knowledgeable and easy to talk too. What an awesome Firefighter. He made kids laugh and let my 87 year father retired firefighter from feel at home. Awesome experience and wonderful museum.

Angela

Me and my best friend took our 3 kids here for the 1st time for all if us. It was pretty awesome to see all the fire trucks and paraphernalia. We wished there was more hands on things for the kiddos. It wasn't until the very end that they were able to play with things. It wasn't nice that me and my friend were cleaning up the messes from the previous kids that were there. There were toys thrown all over the floors and the play clothes were a mess. The staff was VERY nice and extremely informative though. We might have to come back without the kids just so we can take our time and read about all the different trucks and such.

Lynnette Gillis

This place is fantastic! Well organized and have a great area for children. All the fire equipment is amazing! Totally restored and immaculately maintained. I would go back. Highly recommend it for anyone visiting the Phoenix area.

Elizabeth Storm

Wow - there is just so much to take in here! TONS of exhibits and information. Historic up to modern engines. All manner of firefighting equipment. Exhibits honoring our fallen heros.

Paul Rogers

If you've ever had a connection with firefighters, you will love seeing the 4 buildings full of fire equipment.

John Smith

Very interesting. If you are interested in the history of fighting fires and historical fire vehicles then this is the place for you.

Kevin Lu

There were a lot of people there. But the museum didn't feel packed or crowded at all. The children's play area is where my family spent most of our time. My son loved playing on the firetruck (as did all the other kids there) and learning about fire safety.

scott king

How could I not rate it a 5 star being a retired firefighter? I have been around the Hall of Flame for years and they do a great job at representing all areas of firefighting and preserving our history. You can tell how much they love it, when you first walk in and feel at home. It was a great career and really tough at times and it's nice being represented by such a great organization. Thank you

Cassie Moore

This place is a hidden gem. We had so much fun with our kiddos. We went on 9/11 so it was extra special. It was so cool learning about the fire trucks.

Kirin Peterson

Awesome museum. Super friendly staff, lots of information and historical artifacts to enjoy.

Marissa Amerman

Great place to take kids. There is a vintage fire truck you can get in and flash the lights. Also a kid section on fire safety. Largest display of fire trucks in nation. Some trucks dating back to 1700s. 9/11 truck and hot shots truck.

Emmanuelle Alonso

This museum is a gem! Our toddler was in heaven with the countless firetrucks he could look at, as well as the children’s play area in the back. We will definitely be back next time we’re in the Phoenix area!

Kaity Storer

Great museum with lots of cool exhibits. Even a great kids area for the little ones.

Chris Bauer

Phenomenal Museum, def one of my personal favorites. My daughter had a blast here, they have a great area for the kids as well. Tons of great Americana Firefighting History here. Seeing FDNY’s Rescue 4, that had responded to 9/11 & the Granite Mtn Hotshot’s Transport vehicle they all traveled to Yarnell Hill in was very humbling. 🙏🏼❤️ God Bless our Firefighters!! 🚒 9/11-Never Forget!! ❤️🙏🏼

Daniel Speer

I always enjoy coming here!! So much information and so much fun bring your family!

Peter Jachimiak

This museum is amazing and for some reason most people in the Phoenix area don't even know it exists. They have fire engines dating back to 1725. My grandsons loved it.

Danelle Meere

I took my 3 year old son to the museum for an afternoon activity. We spent about 1.5 hours making our way through the various exhibits. I found myself having to remind my son that the big shinny trucks aren't meant to be touched or ridden which he found to be frustrating at times. This is to be expected with museums and young children. Thankfully partway through there was a hands-on experience available for him to try on mock fire fighters gear, climb onto a real fire engine and sit behind the wheel. At every glance I found interesting facts and showcases of historical equipment and vehicles.The center did a great job of giving a hero's tribute to the generations of rescue workers as well. I found the best part of the visit to be towards the end where we found a life size (1 bedroom) house that exemplifies the daily fire hazards found in the average home. This was a great opportunity to teach my son about fire safety. The best part for him was the firemen poll and miniature fire truck where he was able to burn off some bottled up energy. The gentleman in charge of the museum was amazing in his own right. He was incredibly friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Altogether I would definitely recommend this local attraction to anyone.

Jana Tingom

Love this spot! Kids will too - there’s a climbable firetruck, a play area, and lots of firetrucks to view. Groupon usually offers a deal on admission as well.

Amy Jean Winter

Very nice clean exhibit. Amazing history there. Awesome tribute to 9-11. My husband was in Firefighter Heaven. Great customer service very knowledgeable and friendly.

Natflvr NewYork

What an excellent experience. Staff of former firefighters were passionate about sharing history and knowledge. Littles are fascinated by the equipment and stories. Speaking of sharing, there is a great storytelling option and a toy area that mixes fun with fire safety learning. Going again and memberships are cheap!

Tim Chandler

Alot of great history and knowledge on firefighters going way back to the 1800's ,Real models of old fire trucks and equipment. Had a great time .

Joel Lusk

We had a fantastic time at the Hall of Flame, it greatly exceeded our expectations. Our experience was magnified by the incredible volunteers we had contact with during the course of our visit. Gary was a fantastic storyteller and guide, who even took the time to demonstrate the various mechanisms of the fire trucks as we walked the hall. His enthusiasm and energy are unparalleled, and we were truly grateful for his guidance. We were also greeted by Bob who was a fantastic introduction to the museum. The people that work at the Hall of Flame truly make it a fantastic experience.

Lee Piz

We visited for the first time and my 3 year old son was in heaven! He loves fire trucks. Keep in mind that a majority of the museum is eyes only-no touching. If you have little ones, practice eyes only before arriving since there is no touching the historic equipment. They opened a small children's section the morning we arrived. My son had fun pretending to be a firefighter. There is a huge variety of equipment that the docents would be happy to share the history with you. Mobility friendly. They even have scooters so don't let not being able to walk a lot keep you from visiting. Staff on-site and even the people visiting were all friendly. We will be back soon.

Josh Seeley

Awesome experience! Volunteers are old fire fighters and give you a ton of good information

Andrew Staats

Many neat pieces of history. Awesome pieces of history from my home state of Wisconsin. Great to see LOD recognitions as sad as it is.

Jeremy Meier

What an extraordinary place to look at so much fire service history! I was in awe with the equipment they have on display, the many patches that people have donated, and so much more. It is 100% a must-stop place if you're ever in the Tempe area!

Kayla Rawles

It costs to get in, and it's just room upon room of fire engines(present day and old). They give you a binder with info on each engine, but I didn't like having to flip through to read about each engine. I wish they'd just had plaques up that you could skim over, as well as more than just engines.

James Wright

My kids had fun but it is more for adults. There is a couple of kids zones but it is a museum. Overall Awesome. Lots to see and learn.

Michael Donovan

Huge selection of fire memorabilia. Great staff and patches from all over the world. Was there last day of the Rescue 4 on display.

john Neibel

Great place to vist, wanted to play. They have a large arm patch collection and they do take donated items.

Darren Johnson

So much fire history under one roof, great displays and lots of information. It is very affordable and worth checking out. It is self guided tour which is nice so you can go at your own pace.

Y Aguilar

Alot to see and they have a kids area where they can play and touch! They also have a fire truck you can get in and take pictures! Museum is well kept!

Ranique Garcia

Super friendly staff, great play area for kids, so much to see not enough time with a fussy toddler lol, amazing gift shop, overall a great experience and an amazing memorial to fallen firefighters. Ended up buying a family pass and it was worth it.

Maggie Dicksen

If you haven't been here to see this marvelous display of vintage fire trucks and equipment you really are missing out!! Our guide was very knowledgeable in the history and workings of the antiques. He walked us through room after room, telling us who built, where they came from, how many volunteers it took to operate them. They have a very impressive memorial for the firefighters of 9/11. Brought tears. There is an area dedicated to the young ones to teach fire safety. Truly a museum to visit and revisit as you can't appreciate it all in one day.

Tommy Taylor

Must see! Incredible place, spend a couple hours so much too see!

Juan Rodríguez

Amazing my kid's just 😍 loved we travel from California great memories ❤️ …

Kyle Cagalingan

This is an excellent museum of fire trucks and related fire departments. They have exhibits from I believe 1800s up to the most recent ones. A must-go-to that anyone will surely enjoy.

Lindy Hall Fraddosio

Very large collection with antique engines and many tools of the trade.

Angelica Jimenez

This place is awesome my sons sent crazy they love all the fire trucks, as for I love all the history they put into so much detail and stuff to read.

Jeffrey Folgate

Certainly worth the stop if you're a fan of the fire service. They claim to have the largest collection of fire apparatus of any fire museum, and I certainly won't argue with that! We spent nearly 3 hours going from display to display.

Ed Taggard

A huge and beautiful collection of hand-drawn, horse-drawn and motorized fire apparatus from around the country, even a few international pieces. Allow a couple hours to take it all in.

Kim Gilbert

The world's largest firefighting museum. Great trucks and apparatus of the past. A must place to visit.

ShortStack

Went with my family, very friendly and knowledgeable staff and volunteers. Will be back again.

Mike Ely

Beautifully restored and maintained apparatus from all over the world. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Jamie Blanchard

Great museum! A must see! We spent over 2 hours in there. There is a firetruck from 9/11 there and firetrucks that date back to the 1800's

Steven Hyde

Great museum for the family if you are interested in fire fighters and equipment.

Carol McMaster-Guy

This was an awesome experience! So worth the price of admission. Super people are there to answer your questions or just give you fascinating information. I will go back again at some point. There are a few chairs here and there if you need a quick rest. Also wheelchair friendly. This is a must see, and it also has stuff for kids to do.

Windy Griffin

Definitely a must see if you like history. Items feom the 1800's on up. Exhibits are excellent

Citizen

Visiting this museum was a very fun experience. It wasn’t too expensive and for being what it costs it was worth it! They had real firefighters that came and explained what several of the fire engines did and how they operated. They had fire engines ranging from clear back when they were created to now. It was an enjoyable experience and I’d definitely recommend visiting!!

Chris South

Beautiful place. One of the best collections of fire apparatus and so much more. A must see!

Misha Kotov

Exceeded all expectations. Has something interesting for all ages, a ton of history and exhibits. Can easily spend an afternoon here with kids. Friendly staff. Can't recommend enough.

Louise Thornton

We have some new fire trucks om the floor now. It's a good place for the family. We have a fire truck for the kids to play on also birthday parties are available.

Cody P

Lots and lots of fire trucks! I came here with my grandparents a few years back and we enjoyed our visit to the Hall of Flame. My grandfather especially loved every minute of reading up on the specs of the the different trucks and equipment. It's a fun place for kids too. Expect to spend a few hours here, LOTS to see.

Mark Bice

Some of the best and oldest fire equipment from all over the world in a museum today.

Flare Elliot

One of the best kept secrets in Phoenix! Spectacular display of fire equipment from 1725 to the 1980s - from hand pumpers, to steam, to motorized - late 19th & early 20th century parade vehicles- Must see eye candy for kids of all ages! Might be the best place in Phoenix to take kids on a hot summer day - large kids play area where they can try on gear and even slide down a fire pole! There is also a full sized 1950s fire truck that visitors are invited to board - great photo opp for family photos and selfies!

Christine Wilson

Our second time here! Amazing staff and exhibits!! Fun kid area as well!

Nicole Butler

My husband and I went and it was such a fantastic experience! We got to speak with some of the employees there that were retired firemen and hear their stories. Beautiful trucks and so much to see. We spent a few hours here just looking around with our jaws dropped. Definitely check this place out!

O C

Loved the badges and displays. Staff were very knowledgeable and friendly

Billie Hanson

Fantastic museum! There isn't a piece of firefighting history from around the world that isn't included here! Staff are unbelievably knowledgeable and so eager to share! Great place for kids and adults. Plus, the AC works great!!

Janelle Maust

Great museum! Kids loved all the old fire trucks, and there was even one they could play on. They have one of the trucks that responded to 9-11 as well. We had lots of fun, and the staff was very kind.

Umesh Tiwari

Wow! What a treasure. Really great place to learn a lot of rich American History in the context of firefighting. So much to see. Can't possibly do it all in one trip. Get the membership, it's a steal.

Mario Torres

I loved seeing the old fire trucks. Also great exhibit about CDF and wildland firefighters.

Mike Mello

The largest, most comprehensive firefighting museum I've ever seen. Allow at least 4 hrs to see and appreciate all the work that has gone into restoring and maintaining the apparatus. Amazing collection, exquisitely restored and presented with explanation placards. Huge Dept patch collection. $7 admission. Staffed by volunteers who will lend you a guide binder explaining the artifacts. Nice gift shop, the only place where a mini version of painted pony shown below can be bought new, 1 of 343. Worth the trip, located on East Van Buren at the SRP turnout. Lots of parking free.

Joseph Koszalka

Loved it enjoyed every last minute of it very cool history and old school equipment of all kinds definitely recommend to anyone not just fire department enthusiasts worth every bit of money and time

HAYDEN BOYETT

There is a reason fire engines are so spectacular and beautiful. Go here and learn the answer. It is a simple answer; yet intriguing. The people and staff are spectacular. This establishment is a nice compliment to our valley and the people who invested there treasure (and the nice folks who invest their time).

Michael Watson

Awesome place. Make the time and effort to GO HERE. Lots of equipment to see and admire. Loved all of it.

Steven Smith

Great place to go and learn the history of fire fighting. Great restorations and well taken care of.

Heather Champion

Loved the friendly staff, the firetruck were cool and they had signs explaining what everything was.

Paul Gallagher

They alot of vehicles, recommended if your in the area.

Joshlyn Willhite

This museum was a blast. There is endless information and so much to see and learn. There is also a lot of fun areas for kiddos. Chuck the director was so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back!

Patrick Baldwin

Some really cool stuff. There is a decent children's area and for the cost of an adult it's a very reasonable thing to do if you have any interest in the history or firefighting this place is really cool. The September 11th fire truck and the hot shots bus really pull at the heartstrings

David Alfred

Absolutely loved this place. I can't believe the detail of this old machinery, just beautiful done. Someone knew what they were doing when they put this place together. Seeing up close, machines that made history such as 9-11 and the Granite Mountain fire equipment. The hall of flame made me realize how these firefighters put their lives on the line for us day in and day out. There is a lot of history here.

Jamie Hamilton

Absolutely amazing and fascinating history. The guys giving us a tour and telling us about the history of the fire trucks were very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend going there. There's even a fire truck you can get on and explore. Way cool. The kids loved it.

Brittney Lewellen

It was amazing! We have a 4 and 8 year old, they both loved the museum. Has trucks as old as first ones made in 1700's to the last 9/11 truck. The hosts at the museum were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. Definitely recommend this place for all ages!

Billie Hanson

The largest firefighters museum right here in our backyard!!!! The all volunteer staff are simply amazing. The sheer quantity of this collection is mind-blowing, beautifully preserved and superbly laid out!! Something for all ages!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Russell Reitz

Very cool place to take the family. Love all of the history of the different fire engines. Very knowledgeable volunteers that explain all of the different engines. Would definitely go back and would recommend to everyone. Also saved me money by purchasing the family membership. Great place go check it out.

Francisco S

Great place to visit love all the different fire trucks. Great and fun place for the kiddos.

Curtis “Curt” Alleman

Amazing.... Even if you have no association with the emergency services this is a must stop location

Melanie Royse

It was really fun and there were lots of historic sights to see.

A Rittenhouse

Always a wonderful experience for adults and kids alike!

Steven J

This place is a hidden treasure. Our family had a first visit and it was so amazing to see such history of Heros and cool fire trucks! So much to learn and appreciate. We will visit again. Thank you very much!

Dolphire Dreamer

Definitely a trip down memory lane and lots of history. The Gentlemen there are helpful and Amazing! There is a section for kids to get hands on.

Joe Ivone

Thoroughly enjoyed the world's largest firefighting museum. A great way to spend a summer's day. The history of modern firefighting from 1725 to present. The self guided tour took me about 2 hours. We've come a long way!

HeatherBraie Arvizu (Tysiak)

Super fun activity during the hot summer. Kids under about 8 will have fun, but there are only 2 exhibits they will enjoy. Everything else is really cool for someone who doesn't mind "look but don't touch" with lots of reading plaques.

Jim Bolger

Went for 9-11 ceremony, will be back for full tour. It looks amazing

Greg George

The staff here are very knowledgeable. A wide range of firefighting equipment and vehicles, as well as uniforms. Some very surreal exhibits. My son loved it and was very engaged. We will be back!

Alexandra Levich

They had this amazing real fire truck for kids to play around in, wear costumes, and more.

Maggie Anton

We ended up going here [2 grandparents, 2 parents and 3 kids] because it was the only one open at a convenient time for us. Boy were we astonished! Five giant rooms of fire trucks, some 300 years old, all beautifully restored. Also a detailed guidebook explained each one. Plus a small theater rain a video about the museum's foundation. The kids loved it! A large fire truck to climb on/in, firefighter clothes and hats to try on, all sorts of firefighter toys to play with in the kids' area. Plus docents around to explain everything and give demonstrations. We could have spent all day there.

Leanne Miller

Amazing place and amazing people! Go see this you won't be disappointed!

Pamela Hagerty

Solemn place. Sadness bravery and oh so many incredible trucks!!!

Warren Severin

This is one of my favorite places to take visitors to Phoenix. My sister and brother-in-law were in town. She has been an EMT for most of her life. Rolling with the fire department almost every day. She got a real charge out of it, just loved it.

Debra Lech

Great place to see when you visit Phoenix AZ. So much to see and read about. We were not expecting it to be this big and to have so many items on display. Wish we had scheduled a little more time to spend there, but I purchased a year pass for $1.00 more than it was going to cost for the 3 of us to enter. Good news is I can go back and see more another day. The staff is so friendly too. 🚒👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🧑‍🚒

Becca Mora

This is an awesome place to go back in time and to imagine how much work our fire fighters had to work and still work and all the cool things they had to do. The staff is very friendly and have such good knowledge. I love this place it's also great for kids of ally ages! So so cool!

Denita Fobs

It was awesome, so many engines. My 4 year old grandson loved it. He loves fire engines. The children's corner was a break for him as he said playtime! Which gave us a minute to catch our breath and not have to think of entertainment for him because he is after all 4. Price was reasonable when looking at Disney and other amusement activities for kids. I was quite impressed. I highly recommend this museum.

Tim Danielson

My wife and I visited the Hall of Flame a few weeks ago and although we had heard how nice the museum is, we were amazed at the amount of detailed history of the fire service we saw. When we got out of our car we were greeted by the museum supervisor. The staff was overly cheerful and welcoming. I was a fireman and appreciated seeing the engines, trucks, equipment and methods that were in use during the time I was involved in the fire service. This place has something to offer everyone even if you have no direct connection to firefighting. The Hall of Flame is a super educational experience. We spent 4 hours touring the exhibits and have already talked about returning for another visit someday. The gift shop is filled with items to take with you to remember the day.

Robert K

Very cool place. My 3 year old loved it. All the staff are super friendly, love what they do, and are very knowledgeable. Highly recommend supporting their YouTube page as well.

Todd Simon

Absolutely awesome museum with knowledgeable docents. Was very impressed by the number and variety of for engines. Enjoyed learning about the history that led to their development.

Jasmin Danae

I would love to bring my son back here. Its really small and straight forward. Its great for learning historical information and there are some interactive items as well. The children cannot touch or climb on most of the models but there are things for them to touch or climb on. My son really liked it. He spent a lot of time in the kids area and taking it all in. I suggest you plan your visit based on the fact that this is a historical museum.

Steven Page

We were staying in Mesa at an RV Resort and wanted to see some of the sights. Decided on the Fire Museum since they said the had the largest collection of fire apparatus in the US. Boy were they right. They have 35,000 feet of floor space packed with fire engines. They also have a good guide you can download that tells you about all the equipment. We spent over 2 hours there and really enjoyed it We live in Reno NV and they even have a steam powered pumper (engine number 2) that was originally from Reno. The docents are retired fire fighters and are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Definately worth the time.

Nicole Soules

The staff is very knowledgeable and kind. We love the different patches from all over the world. The interactive area for children is worth taking time to read the different phrases and explaining to your children.

Talliesin Goeson

A very cool museum. Seeing the roughly 200 year old fire fighting pumps in person before checking out more modern fire fighting trucks helps put in perspective how far fire fighting has come and how hard fire fighters have always had to work in one way or another.

Bob Brigham

Absolutely phenomenal glimpses of history. Beautifully and lovingly restored vehicles from all over. Heartfelt tributes to the Granite Mountain Hotshots and to the 9/11 victims. Very educational for young and old alike.

F B

Outstanding experience from start to finish. The history and the honor to those who served is awesome. Thank you for all you do to preserve history of the second best job in the world.

Ed Whitaker

Great museum especially as I am a volunteer firefighter

buffalosoldiermm

Very informative with an extensive collection of pumps, memorabilia, and vehicles.

Steve Sampson

A real sleeper. So many fire trucks beginning with the very first, and so well restored. It is a history of americas growth as well. Well worth an hour or few.

Nate Dame

Best museum with extremely and knowledge caretakers. We have young kids, so they were somewhat quickly bored with the rooms of dozens of fire trucks old and new lined up neatly. Fortunately there's a truck available to climb.om to your heart's content (a big hit!) and a area towards the back with all sorts of things of toys to play with and setups to climb on - including a fire station pole and a short platform with steps to try it from. A good time, but older kids - and anybody passionate about old equipment or firefighting - would have an even better time!

Marge Bivona

Very interesting display of fire trucks and equipment dating back to pre 19th century and excellent tributes to heroes of firefighting including those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Well worth the time and entry fee.

phfd4381

Great group of people!! A ton of fire apparatus dating back.

Emmanuel Cardoso

This is an amazing museum of fire fighter history in the U.S. There are many fire engines, memorabilia, histories, pictures of fire fighters from the 1800s through the 20th century. There is a kids' section that has hands on thing for kids to do.

Jen Womeldorf-Dunn

Pleasantly surprised with this local museum! Visited with my family who were in from out of state, and we were looking for interesting museum-type activities. Caveats for those who like to keep their museum-going experiences brief: this place is HUGE, it really is the world's largest museum dedicated to firefighting, and face it, fire trucks are sorta big... Also, to really enjoy the displays, you need to READ the info on each from a book you get to carry with you while you're there. This isn't everyone's cup of tea, but there's a lot of history contained within. Staffed by knowledgeable former firefighters, who might just demonstrate some equipment for you if you ask. 🚒

osubeav21

Amazing. It was incredible and so much larger than I expected.

brianna engstrom

One of the first stops we made getting into town. It was such a great experience! The admission to get in is the cheapest in town for the experience you get out of it. The museum staff were very friendly and informative and they knew what they were talking about being retired firefighters themselves. Was very glad we chose to come here!

rachelle ferraro

We had my son's third birthday party at the museum. All of the kids and the parents had a blast. This museum is a gem! The fire trucks span back to the days of the bucket brigade and horse drawn carriages through modern times. I need to go back because I did not have time to really be able to appreciate the history contained in the museum. I was worried that my son's friends would not appreciate the fire trucks which I correctly assumed would be behind roped off displays but the eyes of even the youngest kids (and many of the adults) just lit up at seeing all the amazing (and some even beautiful and ornate) vehicles. I highly recommend this place to anyone who has not been there. And I recommend it for a child's party as well. There was an area in the back set up with tables and room for us to bring our food, drinks... There is a play area complete with child sized fireman dress up clothes, a pole to slide down, a hose to play with, a small fire truck ride, and even a "firehouse" play house, papers to color...really all the activities you could imagine for a child's party (and that's forgetting that you have an entire museum to tour that I know the adults at our party truly enjoyed). Halfway into the party, the kids (and adults) got to ride a real fire truck and play with a fire hose... I know there have been posts about the staff being less than friendly, but I did not find that to be the case at all. The staff are volunteers incredibly knowledgeable about the museum artifacts. Maybe because I have volunteered at a non profit before, but I did not expect the staff to clean up the mess we made nor did I expect them cater to us like the staff at a Chucky Cheese would. But we had a far better time than we could have had at any other birthday party venue!! I highly recommend this place and will be going back!

lAL L

Extensive collection of fire engines. We enjoyed seeing the evolution of simple hand pumps to technical fire engines. They also had a fun kids area. It would be a great homeschool field trip.

Silas Lonard

I couldn't say enough about how awesome this museum is. From the start across all the sections I could tell that a tremendous amount of hard work has been put into this museum. A lot of the apparatus has been restored to it's former glory which can take years to restore. The staff whom I learned are mostly volunteer were awesome some of them are even retired firefighters. They were kind and genuine people who have a passion for history and preservation for history. They enpahsize alot about no touching the exhibits, I have no problem with this and infact completely agree a museums purpose is to preserve pieces of history and they are doing a fantastic job with this if you disagree first of all you are uneducated and they even have a place for kids to play so please be respectful. They are working with what is available to them and keeping the history of firefighting alive and I couldn't be happier with my experience. I encourage everybody to take a visit I promise it's worth your time.

Hayden Boyett

We had such an exceptional experience here. The two veteran fire fighters helped make our experience extraordinary. These veterans work here. My heart was touched they honor the fallen fire fighters and the hero fire fighters including paramedics. This place has been established in the valley since the 50’s. I will now consider this one of our valley treasures. It is definitely worth the $10 admission. Thank our God there are people who give their time resources and treasure to make this spectacular venue possible. My favorite story is why our fire trucks are decorated so elaborately: it is because of the friendly competition between the teams. Just add a little competition (it is welcome in all venues: to make it better).

Candice Kovach

Great place full of world wide fire history! There are antique fire fighting devices from like 1800s. There's a cute gift shop. My little guy loved being able to climb in a fire truck in Gallery 2. He also really enjoyed the safety house in the other gallery.

Laura Millard

We visited on 12/1/21. Upon arrival the staff was really friendly and welcoming. They gave us tons and facts and information about the establishment and other things inside. It's a very neat place to experience.

Marlon Ramirez

This is a great place for adults to visit, you can spend hours reading and admiring the history of firefighters. My 2 year old was not amused as he could not rich 90% of what was on display. My 9 year old enjoyed herself but we both complained on how some exhibit areas were not as air conditioned as others. Don't expect excellent customer service front the front entrance people, they are older and offer no enthusiasm or appealing personality. Overall a good experience but would not return to visit this place.

Marco Jimenez

Great museum to go to with tons to look at. Great gift shop that you could either go straight to without having to do the tour or at the end of the tour

T C

This museum exceeded my expectations! Took my grandson and I enjoyed it as much as he did. Highly recommended! (The men working were very helpful and informative too!)

D A

Fantastic place to take young kids. This place is on fire! 🔥

Jeanie Sullivan

It's the largest fire museum I have ever seen. So much history there. From one of the first fire wagons made to what we have now. It has an interactive kids play area that our 4 yr old loved. Also a brick floor where people have made customized designs in memory of there loved ones lost to fire. A really neat hero wall with there stories about the lives they have saved. Affordable and over all a really neat thing to see if you think about being in a burning building and one those wagons being pulled up by men or horses.

John King

Very interesting! Lots of fire engines to see and admire. Very helpful staff.

Stephanie Lambert

Amazing stop. All ages loved playing on the firetruck

Bob Ohm

Great museum , friendly and informative staff ! A must do !

Richard Nebeker

I've lived in Arizona for 60 years, and I had never visited the Hall of flame in Phoenix until yesterday. If you like fire trucks (who doesn't) and the history of fire trucks then plan a trip here. The fire apparatus are curated and have been preserved immaculately. There are so many perfectly restored fire apparatus it boggles the mind as to how much love and effort went into creating this amazing museum for 60 years. Richard Nebeker

Mollie M

Really neat museum that has fire fighting stuff from the 1700s on up!

I Just Work Here

Unexpectedly amazing. You won't be able to experience it all in one trip. Can't wait to come back! Really makes you appreciate technology and the wonders of humanity.

Flory Goodell

Very informative! A must see!

Jim Deal

Friendly staff, it is a very interesting exhibit. Anyone, young or old, if they like fire fighting equipment will enjoy this museum. There is equipment for all over the world and covering 100 years. Families will all enjoy their time here. There is also a gift shop. Parking is free.

Kim Kunkler

This family friendly museum is a must see for anyone with an interest in firefighting or fire response vehicles and equipment! With a variety of well thought out exhibits, lots of knowledgeable docents who have perfected the art of storytelling, a great kids zone (including adult sized turnout gear so kids of all ages can play!), and truly moving memorials to our fallen heroes, this museum has something for everyone. For a preview, and to learn more about the exhibits while experiencing them in person, there are many videos available on the museum's YouTube channel, which is accessible from their web site. Just one thing to consider: if you are like me-- sentimental and wear your heart on your sleeve--have a tissue handy for the memorials and tributes; they are quite powerful and will inspire solemn remeberance.

Cthippo1

An absolutely massive collection of fire apparatus and.... some other stuff. First, the big deal, this is the largest collection of fire apparatus in the world with pieces dating from the 1700s to the 2000s. Most is from the US, with a smattering from other places. There are also other items such as tools, uniforms, helmets, and models. On the other hand, they have made some curatorial decisions that I disagree with. The exhibits are nearly all static and very few items can be touched or interacted with. Information on the exhibits can be accessed through an app or by borrowing a binder from the front desk, but there are few signs actually with the exhibits that explain them. I feel like this is a missed opportunity to not only show the equipment, but also explain how it is used and give a better understanding of what it is to be a firefighter.

Ellen Heckmann

This place is very enlightening! The gentlemen that work here are knowledgeable and pleasant to visit with!!!! They took time to answer questions.

Joshua Hedgecock

Worth the visit. A lot have work has gone in to the restoration of the fire equipment. They have all kinds of equipment from the 1700s to present. There is a climb on fire engine exhibit specifically for kids to play on. There are exhibits honoring those who died at the world trade center and the granite mountain hotshots who were lost in wildfires in Arizona. You can spend a good 45 minutes to an hour here.

Kaycie Smith

Terrific museum! Your kids (big and small) will enjoy all this museum has to offer! There are many, many fire vehicles from all eras. It is funny how you can drive past something so often and not realize how really cool it is on the inside. If you are looking for something different to do someday, try this place.

Emilie Allen

I stopped into this museum not expecting too much, but I was wrong. I visited on a Sunday afternoon and unfortunately I stopped in about 1 1/2 hours before the museum closed. I thought this would have allowed me plenty of time, but I was wrong. I went back the following day and spent another 3 hours there! There are so many pieces of equipment to see, videos to watch, and they even have an area for small children to play and learn. I believe you could visit this museum multiple times and see something new each time. Thank you to the volunteers that run the facility.

vera bartolomey

We love coming here. We purchased membership so we could go any time we'd like. Our son loves everything related to firefighters! He says he wants to be one when he grows up. Hall of Flame is a great place to teach a kid what firefighting is all about and what safety rules we can follow to prevent fires.

Michelle Martin

Loved the museum. Staff is very knowledgeable of the pieces on show. Very helpful

Erin Dort Havrilak

There was so much more to see than I expected! We learned so much spending the afternoon at Hall of Flame. it was really well laid out and they had guide books you could take with you that explained every piece of machinery out on the floor. I especially loved all the patches that lined the walls and the book helping you locate your hometown!

Gary Ward

Great place for the kids. The little ones will enjoy climbing on and 'driving' the old fire truck. There are a couple of other kid-friendly play areas. Great photo-ops for parents. Great for birthday parties. Kids can get a ride on a pumper and actually pump water from the truck.

Max Salazar

The actual museum and tour was exceptional and the kids had a really good time but the people out front were less than friendly and when brought to their attention, did not really care. Oh well, for what we paid, it was well worth the money and I'd rather get a good bargain than overpay for great service. I would only recommend doing this with a tour otherwise it might be boring.

Liz Lessard

My two year old loved seeing all the fire trucks and he was so excited to hop into the driver's seat of one. There is a play area for kids, but otherwise most of the displays are hands off. Great place to go to if your kid is obsessed with firetrucks like mine. Cheap admission too.

Lanny Henderson

Wonderful museum of firefighting equipment and practices. Very touching tributes to 9/11 and Granite Mountain Hotshots honoring the sacrifices made. Trucks from both incidents are on display. Go to this museum, and take sufficient time to feel the spirit and heroism of this noble profession! You will learn and you will be humbled.

Lisa B

Very large collection of many vehicles from many years. A walk down history.

Richard Rodriguez

Very cool place. Super friendly staff.

Charlotte Stout

Such a large collection! Seeing the different patches from other states was really cool.

Brad Whitehouse

Such a fantastic collection of fire apparatus and wonderfully restored. But the best part was in the Firefighter Memorial section. There I found was a story of 2 off duty Phoenix firefighters who were at a lake with their families. Upon hearing screams from someone down from them, they both ran to the scene to see 2 girls who were drowning. These 2 brave black firefighters both drowned while saving both girls they never knew. This is the heart of a firefighter.

Michael Word

A great local museum. Well worth the visit!

Joe Bertram

This place is incredible, I've been planning this trip for 25 years... I saw my fire departments Stutz fire engine finally. Great museum, great staff highly recommended

Viviana Rincon

The museum in itself it's pretty awesome! Lots to learn but the staff were pretty rude. I was visiting from New York with my 10 year old son and he actually was intimidated by their unfriendly attitude. It will be a better place if they were at least more kid friendly.

Beth Johnson

The Phoenix Hall of Flame is a wonderful museum showing the history of firefighting in the USA and France and several other countries. There are many old fire engines to see, including ones that were horse-drawn and a few that were only seen in parades. There is one old fire engine that kids can climb up into and they can put on old firefighting outfits and hats and pretend to their hearts' content. There is also a role play area for young kids (ages 1 to maybe 6 or 7) where they can touch and handle everything. Kids cannot climb onto most of the fire engines on display but just looking at them is fascinating. We found the museum staff to be wonderfully welcoming. And there is a fun gift shop to visit on the way out. Easy to get to and no long lines to buck.

Jeff B.

Largest fire truck museum in the world, has all sorts of trucks, badges, memorabilia, equipment, etc. They have more trucks than they have space for. So new ones are rotated in all the time. Worth a trip with the family or individually.

Kathy Struwe

Very impressive display, videos about the origin of the museum and on smoke jumpers. Uniform Patches from all over the world. Plan on spending a couple of hours on your feet walking through the museum. Really worth the price of admission.

S178 Travels

Largest fire equipment (from many states & countries) museum in the country/world. All are beautifully restored. My only issue was that the descriptions are in a book that you have to carry around with you. A must see.

Mavis Gal

Amazing! How impressive Hall of Flame Fire museum was this afternoon. 9-11 tribute of the traveling exhibition was so well done. It was very moving and captivating. Thank you!

Graham Davenport

The place is great, you get to look at amazing fire trucks and theres one your little kids can go in (and theres little jackets for them), other they were nice and all that. There were reviews about a grumpy guy but they were made years ago and i think he is probably not working here anymore. Its a great place to go just be careful that your little ones dont try to attack the fire trucks those things are old

R L.

for an adult. this is a great place to visit to see all sorts of fire trucks. for a kid? not so much. basically all pretty much behind ropes sort of stuff. no audio, interactive stuff. they do have a small kids area where kids can dress up and hop on one fire truck. but something like a simulator, or fireman challenge, movie? there are tons of ways this place could pick up a lot more business and make a much more interactive experience.

Bimal Patel

Worlds biggest fire truck museum. Basically you can see the evolution of fire trucks from hand pulled to motorized. Excellent place for kids who love fire trucks. Affordable tickets.

Greg Buterbaugh

I had a great time at the hall of flame museum. Very informative. Apparatus from man many years ago it was great to see it all up close and get an idea of what those who came before me had to work with

Lesley Marshall

Unique museum that has one of the largest fire collections in the world; on display are fire engines from around the world, fire badges, memorial display for the firefighters who lost their lives at 9/11, and a switchboard that plays current local fire messages. In addition, you can request tours as well as use the museum for your child's birthday party.

Lucas Beseke

A museum filled with antique fire trucks and fire fighting memorabilia. Very interesting place to go. Lots of information and items to look at and learn. Also a gift shop, and kids sections.

Jason Larson

Just awesome. There are firefighting apparatuses from around the world. The condition of it all is quite amazing for how old some of it is. The cost to get in is well worth it. The tributes to all the lost firefighters adds that special touch.

Bernard Brown

This is a really informative place with unlimited material and cool photo ops...my only critique would be I wish the staff was more friendly...but still I would recommend this place at least once!

JoAnna

My 5 year old had a blast playing on the fire engine and running through the Safe House area, my husband was all about the Hot Shots display, and I enjoyed seeing the different models of fire engines and reading the very detailed historic write-ups about each one. Fun for the whole family. :)

Jeanne Fowler

Very interesting to learn about the past and present times with the fire dept. All the trucks are very cool. Children love it. We take our grandson. This is his second trip,it is something we will take him to again and again.

Kristine Miners

Fantastic! Tons of things to see and the exhibits are nicely arranged within the space. The guys working while we were there were very nice and would chime in with fun facts and tidbits.

Harry Samuel

if you want to see about a thousand fire trucks this is the place to go we found it very interesting and I don't know what else to say it's all about fire trucks it has a nine-one-one memorial section. As a New Yorker who lost friends in 9/11 I finally got to see a picture of a guy I grew up with, who was on the NY police department. He was a gung-ho Marine who would do anything to help people, then one of New York's finest.

Janell Dellinger

The building from the outside does not look like much but I assure you that you will not be disappointed. The entry fee was a bit steep but there are buildings upon buildings of fire trucks. I was impressed with their collection and enjoyed the 9-11 gallery. I got some great pictures. Stop and take a selfie with Smokey the Bear.

Yann Le Renard

So many antiques from as far back as 1725!

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Wonderful museum! So rich with Firefighter history! Being an Wildland Firefighter, just seeing and touching the Granite Mountain Hotshot buggy was moving for me. The section for Wildland Firefighting was very well done! I do higley recommend this place for those who love history and are volunteer, professional, current, or ex Firefighters!

Sarah Charlton

So Much History of Fighting Fires... There are so many things to see, learn and explore. Prices are good and they have a couple kid friendly areas for little firefighters to explore! A Must Visit if you're in the Area!

James Jacobson

Took my son to see this and he had a blast

Pavel Rodriguez

The best of museum arround the world. Is a must be visited. They have truly work of human mechanical art 🎨 . The volunteer staff are very knowledgeable and highly elegant . I will return …

Tony N

There's no live docent or guide. You're given a binder and instructed to read the description in the binder for more information on the item display. Some things already have explanations on the wall or next to their display. I'm not sure why they don't have this for every display. I found it cumbersome to flip though the binder. The collection also seems pretty random. There's no continuity of a story line. Just lots of old fire apparatuses of a bygone era with little context to explain its evolution to present day firefighting. They have several TVs and projectors that appear to be set up to play videos. None were turned on and played anything. And at the end of the day, I didn't walk away learning anything new. They claimed to be the biggest fire museum in the world. Not sure how one can verify this but I won't argue that it's fairly big. But they could do a much better job of explaining things on display.

Ashlee Johnson

My husband and I are huge firefighting fans because he used to be one. We stopped in and its so cool and I love the trucks and how excited it made my husband. 10 stars from my family . Definitely coming back to visit with the kids.

Mike Rogers

The display is not only the history of Fire Service, but it's the history of America! Highly recommend visiting the museum.

Alexander Vallar

The subject and content of the collection is very rare and extensive. The curator has done an outstanding job collecting a lot of memorabilia but the museum could use work on its presentation an organization. For example, I was given a binder of information on the different exhibits. This information would have been better presented as individual placards next to their respective content. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the experience immensely and appreciate the dedication of the staff to present this important niche topic. #kidfriendly #wheelchairaccessible

Joseph Yow

The Hall of Flame collection is on of the best collections of fire equipment I have ever seen. It can be a day long event for a firefighter or antiques aficionado. Anyone going to Phoenix should build in at least half a day to visit this museum. Absolutely great!

Chuck Linton

What a neat place to learn about fire trucks. I wanted to be a fireman. Unfortunately, I am now a sheet music salesman.

Mark Jackson

Great museum! The staff were very helpful, and fun people.

Charlotte Burke

If you have never gone to the hall of flame,please go. It is the most fantastic place and learned alot about fire trucks. The 911 exhibit was wonderful.

John Junior

Very unique learning experience. Anyone can Google fire fighting history. But to see the actual machines in real life and reading about their history leaves a much more meaningful impact. Great experience for young and old.

frances chacon

There is a lot of history here. My family enjoyed all the trucks on site. My son enjoyed the hands on play area as well. The men who were there had a lot of information to share.

William Gibson

One of America's great museums a must see of fire history. The rarest of rare artifacts I loved every minute of my visit. I even came across a few fire rigs that came from long island towns I lived in and the crown jewel rescue one that was rebuilt after being destroyed on september 11th, 2001 standing on its backstep where some of the greatest and bravest stood at some of the worst incidents will forever be remembered. The helmets and insurance plaques to the steamers and hand pulled carts it's the greatest collection and I could spend hours in that museum. The curator on duty a ex new Yorker was a great help and a touch of home and helped solve a lot of questions! If your in town .......GO!

Jessica Cagle

Absolutely wonderful place. Great exhibits. Our 5 yr old and 8 yr old loved it along with us. They learned alot here. Even the gift shop is very reasonable in prices. :) highly recommended!!!

Suzanne Kremer

Had a great visit. This was truly a surprise. Very well organized with lots of information provided on displays. I had no idea the museum was that big. Well worth the admission. A hidden gem of Phoenix!!

matt xtracks

Impressive collection of Fire Fighting Equipment. Equipment from 1780 to present. Amazing to see these prices in pristine shape.

Mario Ravelo

An awesome place to see and learn history of the firefighters, theirs machines, equipment, aallll...😎👍😎👍😎👍 …

Mary Clark

Awesome to see this museums focus on fire fighters & euipment from years ago to present.

Denise North

Lots of firetrucks from all over. Very good 9/11 memoribial. Staff very knowledgeable. Good display of firefighters from Prescott fire.

Michele Carroll

Such an enjoyable visit here, highly recommend! Fantastic to see the evolution of fire fighting equipment and vehicles. Perfect if you have family or friends visiting and want to do something out of the ordinary!

TanK Miller

I've been to this several times in the 25yrs of life here in Arizona. Staff are knowledgeable. As well as polite. Make no mistake when I tell y'all, worth every penny.

Martin Epstein

Surprisingly good - very well maintained and super depiction of "first line defenders". 6yo grandson LOVES this place - has been there 3x - takes away new info each time. Very knowledgeable staff.

Deb Heen

So interesting and so much of history of how former generations fought fires.

D. R.M.

A fascinating look at firefighting equipment from as far back as the 18th century. Immaculately cared for, the museum and it's contents are well worth a couple dollars to see the incredible craftsmanship and engineering.

Chelsea Paige

1000% worth it!! + most genuine, personable staff

George Faucett

In Phoenix, you have to check this place out, plan on a couple of hours, absolutely incredible collection of Firefighting equipment as old as 1725 ,one of the highlights of our trip !!

Benjamine Peetz

A very nice find. If you're a firefighter, or have kids that love firefighters, it is worth the price of admission. There are a huge assortment of motorized and non-motorized fire apparatus, protective clothing displays and we'll as tributes to wildland firefighters, EMS professionals and firefighters from around the world.

Cory Jackson

Perfect museum with an amazing number of rare exhibits. Docents were fun and knowledgeable.

Gordon R

It's a remarkable collection that was primarily accumulated by George F. Getz, Jr.. This a treasure trove of primarily late 19th up to mid 20th century pumpers, ladder trucks, steamers, and vehicles designed for duty in controlling wildfires. I remain deeply touched by the memorials to 9/11 and the pumper acquired by the museum from the FDNY. Also the Granite Hotshots Memorial and their service truck stir a profound and powerful appreciation of their sacrifice fighting the Yarnell Hill Fire. They're so many more tributes and memorials to reflect and appreciate. Why I decided to only rate 4 stars for the Hall is my sense that everything has a sense of energy that left the building. I say this reluctantly because so much has been done to build and create this space. Simply put updates, modernizing the exhibits, enlarging the space, and expanding staff will bring the 5th star. Love the fact that our two guides/ docents have been there for 20+ years. Dedication comes in so many ways. Thanks for keeping a light shining on our first responders.

Keri Haenni

Should be a bucket list destination for every firefighter! A very well organized and exceptionally clean museum of firefighting that is well worth the time and entry fee!!!

Lisa DeHays-Krom

And so much more on the walls...

Kateryna Moheb

Awesome museum! Highly recommend!

Janet S

The staff was great. The amount of information and equipment on display was amazing. If you were/are fire or just interested in fire you'll definitely enjoy visiting!

Tiffany Corona

Such a beautiful collection of Antiques. They have items from the 1700's to the present. They even have a firetruck from the 50's children and adults can climb on. Really opens your eyes up to the world of firefighting.

Sherrie Haake

The history of each vehicle just boggles the mind. Beautiful workmanship. Fun areas for the kids. Plus, the 9 11 memorial is very special.

Ivy Frimodig

Me and my daughter had a great time looking at all the fire engines and learned why Dalmatians we're fire dogs. I could not get over how beautiful some of fire engines were and left really appreciating our firefighters for all that they do and they sacrifices they make for people like me and my daughter.

Richard Maes

Very interesting, great history and memorial to fallen firefighters. Our 6 year old granddaughter said she wants to visit every time she comes to Phoenix.

Sharon Ramos

Good experience mainly for older kids and adults. Lots of educational reading that takes time which is difficult to do with young children.

Kay Sands

What an awsome jewel! Building filled with all types of old and new fire equipment. Lots of history, great pictures, and Pat did a wonderful job of explaining various aspects. This is a MUST see in the Phoenix area!

Bryan Hamrick

This is a must-do when in the area. Conveniently located by the Papago Park. The staff is very friendly and helpful. You'll learn something new about our fire fighters!

leslie daviet ii

An excellent muesum of history in the fire fighting service. Apparatus and equipment is available to view as are videos and written material. You an spend several afternoons visiting and not see it all if you are s real buff. You can an get tickets on line.

Greg Doss

Fantastic! All though it is mostly East Coast equipment, it is a must for every firefighter or buff. Your are looking at history with the apparatus that was on scene for some of the biggest fires in the US. I will the museum visit again on my next trip to Phoenix!!

Clay Ballard

Everyone should go, great history experience.

Chris Guenther

We had a great time here! Lot's of history and really cool fire trucks....Felt like a kid again!

Wendy Saylor

Quite a display! The trucks are fascinating. We enjoyed looking at the badges and were excited to see our hometowns on display.

Vicki Broman

Fun museum for kids and adults. Took my in laws there and they loved it. Quite a collection and well documented if you read the notebook tour. Highly recommended.

Everett Goodman

This place is awesome and the fact that you can look at the majority of the exhibits on YouTube while you are browsing the museum is fantastic

AzWolfe PAC

AMAZING PLACE... Kids enjoyed learning and playing

Gabrielle Stewart

My kids loved this! My 2 year old is obsessed with fire trucks so we definitely got a membership.

Johnny Richardson

Great Great place to visit; especially, with the family. Thank you to ALL the fallen HEROES. God Bless you and your families. Thank you Hall of Flame Fire Museum.

Kathy Ortiz

Great collection of fire engines, equipment and history. This is a great place for all ages and abilities. Despite the name it's a very COOL place!

Cody Westerman

A very large selection of unique and interesting firetrucks and patches. Super cool!

ken gregory

Amazing place. I highly recommend visiting.Ver friendly and lots of historic trucks and fire equipment

D Frank Millington

Fire trucks from early US history through present. Very neat, well laid out and enjoyable. Excellent for little prospective firefighters.

Gina Bolger

Enjoyed ceremony. Will be back for full tour

RISE Coach David Clark

Great tour guide knew his history 👏

TREVOR WALKER

Wonderful museum. Much larger than you would think from looking at the outside. Fire engines and equipment going back over 200 years

Greg Logan

Has tons of vintage firefighting equipment. Staff is knowledge about all of it. It's nice to go at your own pace see everything you want.

Vic R

Great museum, but I have to agree with other reviews. Very bad service at the front desk, not kid freindly. It took away from the total experience. The staff at the back were very friendly and helpful. Also not air-conditioned.

James Towar

Fantastic and informative museum

Mel H

Another must do, what a collection and amazing history, bring your friends and family you won't regret it

Gurman Singh

This museum is amazing. The fire trucks are really cool and the price for admission is very low. Definitely worth going to see the history of firefighting.

Nathan Nichols

If you are trying to decide if you should go to the Hall of Flame Meusem, just do it. You won't be disappointed. It was my first stop after getting to Phoenix and I am very glad I stopped here. It costs $10 to get in but it is totally worth it!!

Too Tall

If you like Fire trucks this is the place to go.

Catherine Brookins

Great educational field trip.

jason k

Lots of cool trucks and equipment. Very friendly staff.

Ashley Clark

Really neat experience! 2 interactive areas for younger kids including a big fire truck to climb on.

Rocky Christopher

Awesome place. Great historical info and beautiful dedication to 911 fireman. The only negative is all the screaming, brat kids that parents dont control. They ruin everyone's time.

Annie Fritz

Amazing place worth every second.

Steve Altenburg

Amazing collection, you can easily spend hours there if you want to look at everything. The staff are not overly friendly so don't be offended, they are not professional tourist trap guides.

Heather St Pierre

Fun for kids and cheap admission. Place to play like fireman as well. Simple museum. When I went there I don’t see good honor for the Yarnell Fire. Guess they r trying to catch up

Debbie Roton

Outstanding, A lot of historical truck from the USA, Thur the years! Great for Men & kid's also indoors & Airconditioned!! VERY nicely done

Kristen Stevenson

Great place! had alot to see, more than expected and friendly people. It was a good compromise family outing for all ages.

Justin Silvi

Large museum with over 300 fire apparatus ranging from hand pumpers to modern fire trucks. Very friendly volunteer staff was happy to answer all our questions.

Shannon Hazlitt

This was free day 9:00am tell 1:00pm on Saturday morning tell 1:00pm there firetucks to look at and rides on firetrucks as will and yellow helicopter that's was there as will wow go in side and see more firetrucks inside wow lots of stuff to look at here this was a events going on this day wow i seen this on Arizona 3 news Phoenix this is the first i have ben in a long time and got to see alot of stuff you will just have to come to event win it go's on aging ok i had fun on this visit today i will be back soon to visit hall of flame museum that's firetrucks and old firetrucks as will and why your here check out the store to lots thing to buy here have fun on your visit today.

Mah Byrnes

Took Father-in-law who’s a firefighter, so much to look at. Mammoth amount of equipment that dates quite a ways back. Would highly recommend

Bill Biester

Interesting looking at the largest display of fire engines in US. Docents explained things to us, were very helpful

Paula Zanter-Stout

Really neat historical display.

Linda Collins

It was a very interesting place. SO much history from behind the scenes. I have a GREAT respect for the fireman who serve the community.

Gay Dybwad

Excellent! Covers all time periods. Great restorations. Friendly helpful staff. A little hard to find and no coffee or snack shop. Recommended.

Destiny Nehrkorn

Love coming in with my family and learning all kinds of new things! It had a great kids area and tons of diffrent fire trucks to look at and learn about!

John Bonner

Amazing collection of fire apparatus. My son and I had an amazing time here.

Brent Klassen

Really great museum, a lot to see and attendants are extremely knowledgeable

Ryan C

Very well laid out, and the binder given for self guided tours contains a lot of information. I would recommend spending at least 2 hours here

John Camou

Doesn't look like much from the outside but it is truly amazing. The collection is unlike anything. Best fire fighting museum I've ever seen

Carl Valle

Awesome. They have Rescue 4 from 911 there! Great people, really well done. What you would expect from a bunch of Firemen!!! Don't miss this!

Sherilyn Hayes

Lots of great history pieces and everything kept in excellent condition. Staff are friendly. They have a kids section but could do to expand it

Just Another

Loved the history and evolution of fire trucks and gear. Groupon had deals as well

Trevor Bowers

Great experience! Joe is the best tour guide! His knowledge is amazing and will definitely recommend!

jonathan tubbs

Great place to visit and History of fire workers

Nick DeClue

Great place to visit. They have a large collection of fire engines. I was surprised they had an area for younger children to play in.

Mark Salcido

Awesome history of fire fighters and what they used. Great place for the family, even my teenagers had a blast going.

Dee Ann Peterson

I loved seeing the history of firefighting, memorials to those list in the line of duty, and especially the 9/11 exhibit.

Bill Nelson

What an extensive collection of fire fighting equipment! Beautifully restored. Can't wait to bring my other grandkids to see!!

Melissa Kern

Excellent facility! Family friendly. Lots of American History. Wonderful and worth the trip.

Tonie Tiger

Really neat old fire trucks. Also has a great area where kids can interact and have some play time. Fun gift shop too.

Adam Kohnert

Awesome!

William Jenkins

Took guided tour, very interesting. I liked it a lot! Lots to see from Trucks around country. I recommend!

Mon McP

What a wonderful place! The trucks are pristine. So much history.

sunny phz

I was impressed! The world's largest collection of fire equipment. The guy at the front counter was incredibly gracious and knowledgeable and was happy to answer every question I came up with.

Jasmine Malczewski

Great museum, staff is very helpful and friendly! Make sure to check for coupons, saves you a ton of money!!

Mike Bolitho

This is a pretty great museum. Really enjoyed it. Will definitely go back when we have more time.

Pat Kane

Great experience..wonderful displays...perfect day

Craig Ready

Very kids friendly!!! My children enjoyed the experience and the items are very well preserved!!! We'll be back again.

Mechelle Pappin

It is the best. Everyone has to do this.

Mark Martin

Very, very cool museum. Absolutely worth the visit.

Peter Gullman

What a great way to spend the afternoon in Tempe.

Yvette D

Please take your children it's a very nice clean Museum plus they will be able to learn about all the different experiences that firemen have gone through

Dilafruz دل افروز

Great collection of fire engines and fire fighting memorabilia from different historical periods.

Jennifer Cazares

Amazing place. Great 9/11 memorials and such beautiful trucks.

William Seils

Awesome collection. Firefighter themed play area for kids. Staff is outstanding

Michael Fisher

Great place to visit, has some kids stuff but just as much stuff for adults.

Bill Wilson

Very interesting Firehouse collection. Fully private collection. Includes biographies, dedication to fallen heroes, lots of historical tidbits, etc.

Chelsey Carter

Really cool old timey fire trucks. It would take a couple hours to really look at and read everything. wish they gave guided tours.

Robert Becker

This is a great place to visit . The staff was very friendly and my family and myself had a fantastic time. Next time I'm back in Arizona I plan on stopping in again

Kelli Dubell

What an amazing experience my kids and I had the privilege to visit. I plan to take my husband this next weekend.

Tim Cronin

If you are a Jake this is the place for you but even if you are not you will enjoy it and learn something

Paul Kohl

Interesting even though I am not a fire buff. Woodlands gallery was the most interesting. Lots of unique older fire equipment.

Stan Suedkamp

If you have any interest in fire service or have anyone in the family who has this is the place to stop for historical 2modern fire fighting equipment

Carolina Sugiharto

Impressive collection of fire truck but one of the guy really grumpy.

Daniel Kot

Very friendly staff and an awesome collection of items from all over the world. The whole thing can be comfortably completed under 2-3 hours.

Jill & Bob Leech

Magnificent display of our history. Such attention to details. .a real history of the fire service and our equipment . Thanks to everyone who makes it possible.

Mark Parker

Awesome! Loved the explanations of the old equipment, and the staff is fantastic.

Robyn Button

Great place to go. Lots of history about fire trucks.

Dan VT

This museum was great for my class. The guided tour was informative, educational and all around fun.

Peter Neugebauer

Highly impressive and worth to visit. Don't miss that!

Kathy Blumer

This was absolutely wonderful, everyone was wonderful and very helpful.The guys at the ticket counter where very nice and helpful.

David Modena

Great displays and very knowledgeable staff. Enjoyable for all history and vintage buffs.

Chuck Hunter

They have a great collection of fire trucks and men and horse drawn equipment. Great place.

SpartanTurtle

You should really come hear and learn about the trucks! Great for people without kids too! Lots of history in this building

Kelly Pagel

Very interesting to see the history.

Sean Burke

MUST SEE! If you've dragged hose or been a Truckee, even if you haven't, visit this museum. Rescue 4 and the Granite Mountain crew truck are here.

D Broomfield

So much awesomeness about this place. So much history it will make your head spin. Lots of fire trucks and old horse pulled fire apparatuses.

Elizabeth Lindig

A must see. Awesome display of the history of firefighting equipment.

Christopher Boyd

Fantastic fire museum with lot of history and detail! A must see when visiting Phoenix.

Leah Barney

This was an awesome place to visit, a lot of fire engines to see from 1708 to the modern fire engines, so it was a big place.

cole robertson

Great people and information. Such a cool display of memorabilia and machinery!

Big Mac

Great place. Kid interactive activities as well

Bradley Florentin

Lots of interesting fire fighting history to occupy your time in an educational way.

Zachary Evan Medley

An exceptional collection of fire trucks and firefighting paraphernalia! I think it's safe to say this is one of a kind and I wish I could give it more than 5 stars!

Jim Manley

Extensive collection of historical fire and rescue trucks and equipment. Kids play area. Great value.

Wade Mortensen

Amazing Museum. Very informative, interesting and fun.

Joseph Schur

Highly recommend for anyone interested in the history of the fire service! Exhibits are up to date and provide thorough information.

Roxanne Bock

Took my 2 year old grandson and we both enjoyed it tremendously!

Lawrence Maddi

This place was awesome

Christie Family

Good relaxed atmosphere, very fun place for the kids, they loved it

Bri Waterman

Wonderful museum with friendly staff and very nice gift shop. I recommend this museum to everyone.

Dan T

Fun place to take the kids and not overly expensive. Good way to support our firefighters and have some fun.

Jennifer Sponable

This place was very interesting, so much to see and learn. Love that they are honouring Firefighters across the World.

Shea Eubanks

This is an AMAZING experience for everyone in the family! Little kids and parents all can find something fun and educational to do :)

Marty Escarcega

Great place to see actual antique fire apparatus to more modern equipment

Matt Spahle

Went to a kids birthday here and want to come back to check out the rest of it by myself. Lots of cool firefighting history!

Dominic Franklin

Awesome history and fun interactive exhibits.

Pam M (Pamcakes)

Such a nice museum the grandkids enjoyed it so much.

Virginia Wantz

Wonderful place! A must see on AZ. Only $10 to discover over 300 years of fire fighting.

Guadalupe Mendoza

Love museums. Love firefighters. Great place for kids of all ages.😘 …

Nicole

Friendly staff, organized and interesting didplays and history. Affordable and worth the cost. Great for kids!

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