Titan Missile Museum

Titan Missile Museum preserves Titan II Site 571-7, the former launch complex now presented as a public Cold War missile and spaceflight heritage museum in southern Arizona. Visitors can see the launch control center, underground silo, blast doors, a Titan II missile and a simulated launch. The museum currently publishes regular October–May hours of 09:45–17:00 with tours from 10:00 to 16:00, a March opening adjustment, and June–September hours of 09:45–17:00 Thursday–Monday by reservation; it is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Since January 6, 2025, online reservations are required for the guided underground silo tour; adult tickets are $19.50, military/veteran $17.50, senior $16.75, Pima County resident $15.25, junior $15, children ages 0–4 free, and Arizona Aerospace Foundation members free. Topside access is self-guided, costs $7 for ages 5+, and does not require a reservation. The museum is ADA compliant with accessible parking, an accessible Exhibits Gallery and wheelchair-accessible restrooms, but the underground 45-minute tour requires standing and ascending and descending 55 stairs with no elevator; visitors unable to use the stairs are limited to the surface, and the museum does not provide wheelchairs. A qualified sign-language interpreter is available free with at least 10 business days’ advance request. Visitor address: 1580 W Duval Mine Road, Green Valley, Arizona 85614. Contact the museum at 520-934-1863 or info@titanmissilemuseum.org; confirm current tour availability and access arrangements before travel.