The three -day event will be filled with air sensations, American Air Force Thunderbirds, demonstrations of military jets, aerobatics defying gravity and more.
Cleveland – The tradition of the Cleveland Labor Day weekend returns on Saturday.
The 2025 air show will take place on August 30. 1 at Burke Lakefront airport.
The three -day event will be filled with air sensations, American air force thunderbirds, military jet demonstrations, aerobatics defying gravity, parachuting and more.
Floor attractions also include interactive screens, activities suitable for children and unique display planes.
Tickets and parking on site must be purchased online and in advance for the Cleveland National Air Show, because there will be no sales of doors.
The organizers of air fairs say that general admission tickets are “specific to day” and are considered “lawn seats”. Those who buy general admission tickets are encouraged to bring a chair or coverage with them for the show. General admission tickets are $ 35 for adults ($ 40 after 8/25/25), $ 20 for children aged 6 to 11 and free for children aged 5 and under.
The Cleveland National Air Show popular seats options include reserved box seats, sponsor boxes, Barnstormer Club and the Lodge cockpit. A variety of equipment is offered and individual ticket prices vary from $ 45 to $ 175 each.
In order to improve traffic flow, the Cleveland National Air Show indicates that on -site parking must be purchased in advance and online again. The parking space is limited and specific to the day (Saturday, Sunday or Monday). Once all parking cards have been reserved, additional parking will not be available or sold at the doors. Vehicles arriving without parking pass will not be admitted.
The organizers say that each year, the event attracts between 60,000 and 100,000 visitors to Burke Lakefront airport. In addition, the air show has an annual economic impact of $ 17.9 million + in the city of Cleveland.
A full schedule for the air show can be found here.
