Qantas wing walk longreach We attended an organised tour which was very interesting. Drew was the tour guide and was knowledgeable and had a few jokes that made it fun. We booked the additional tour of the wing walk. The group for that was for only 6 people and includes the museum. It was a busy time so we were pleased we booked as a lot of people we met couldn't get a tour as it was booked out. We had breakfast pre tour very good and again staff were good.

We did the premium economy tour and found it good value for money. Allow plenty of time to see the displays throughout the museum, between 2 to 4 hours. You can do the museum before and after your booked airpark tour, which we did.

Basic tour is in large groups and sometimes you struggle to hear the information. A walktrough in 3 different planes, it is a step back through the history of passenger flight. We did the wing walk tour, which was great. Only 5 people, and consists of going up into the tower, sitting in the cockpit of the 747 and a walk out onto the wing of the 747. Well worth the extra dollars

The founders museum was an interesting basic experience and not really aimed as as a family highlight and any amazement detracted from the exorbitant admission prices. The initial $33 included a walk around aircraft exhibits within two rooms, however, Tourists expect to walk amongst the aircraft that made the Australian Airline one of the best in the world and this attracted an additional cost which elevated tickets to in excess of $137 per adult. A disappointing experience given this airline is our National Carrier.