D.C. This museum houses dozens of airplanes and spacecraft, missiles and rockets, and other flight-related artifacts, including the Wright Flyer, the Spirit of St. Louis, Skylab and the Apollo 11 Command Module. Parking On Jefferson Drive, in front of the museum, there are seven individually marked parking spaces for people with disabilities. The District of Columbia has not designated any parking spaces on Independence Avenue for people with disabilities. Entrances The museum may be entered from either Independence Avenue or Jefferson Drive.
Ramps lead from the sidewalks to the building's terraces.
On Independence Avenue, there is a very gently sloped ramp at the west end of the building and a longer, slightly steeper one at the east end. On Jefferson Drive, there is a ramp at the west end of the building. General information All exhibition videos are either captioned or have descriptive labels. The Langley IMAX Theater and the Einstein Planetarium are equipped with a multichannel infrared system that provides audio amplification and audio description. Headsets are available in the area adjacent to the theater lobby.