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Key Visitor Information
Opening Hours:
Open 7 Days: 9am -4pm
Location:
Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, 14 Rosina Corlett Lane (via Aerodrome Rd), Omaka, Blenheim, NZ
Admission Details:
Adults (15 yrs+)
$
Free
Child (5-14 yrs)
$
Free
Infant (under 5)
$
Free
NZ Student
$
Free
NZ Gold Cardholder
$
Free
Family Concession (2 adults, 4 children)
$
Free
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Omaka Café

'There's something necessary about a decent caffeine hit.'‍

The Omaka Café offers quality coffees using CPR Coffee beans. Light refreshments are also available, such as pies, quiches, muffins, cakes etc.

All of our public areas are accessible to visitors with disabilities.
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Please refrain from visiting the café and museum while ill. Let's all stay healthy!

Omaka Merchandise

The museum shop also retails a range of limited edition souvenirs. Click here to visit the Omaka Shop.

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