This was my first time ever seeing a place that specifically honors a group of first responders so it was an honor seeing this. My queen Revonna and I visited this place and thanked the firefighters for their services. I took photos and videos but they shortened my videos since they were too long, unfortunately. More

Oh my gosh what a fun Expirence, my father me and my son went. Aging 62-1 we had a blast. The gentleman there loved the knowledge they have gained over their lifetime and were not shy to pass on the history. We absolutely loved this museum and will surely return. 10/10 More

So many cool firetruck! Great place for kids. They can climb on a truck, dress like a firefighter, go into a playhouse, and learn about fire safety. Adults will enjoy seeing the evolution of firetrucks from the 1700's till now. Reasonable admission, it's a hidden gem! More

The two gentleman Bob and George working the desk were so knowledgeable, fun, and happy to help! The museum was clean and very visitor friendly. The bathrooms were clean, the place is very wheelchair accessible, and very easy to get around

Amazing collection of fire engines going all the way back to 1725. They have the only surviving engine from 9/11, which has been restored. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about everything in the museum. Many are retired firefighters

Loved this museum! Everyone we met was passionate about telling the stories and saving as much of this history as possible. This huge collection has something for everyone and a great kids area with interactive activities. Plan at least a

We were greeted by Bob and Rick they were both kind and clearly passionate about the history of fire fighting. I had my three year old with us so they made special care to tell us of all the areas he could play and what truck he could

This place is amazing. So much fun and it seems never ending. There is a lot to see and do. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We really found it interesting hearing the real time fire dispatch. There is a plethora of

The director was fully aware of the different types of fire engines when they were used. What century was it created? What country were they created? What made it special was to actually see these engines up close and personal and

I went to the Hall of Flame Fire Museum, and it was really cool! It's all about fire trucks and firefighters. They have a lot of old fire engines, and you can even sit in some of them. There are neat exhibits about the history of

We had a "private tour" . From a volunteer Rick, he was extremely knowledgeable about this museum..I saw a patch from my old Fire dept, on thier patch wall and others from Long Island NY where I was a Volunteer Fireman.. More

It was good but my brother in law was in a rush to see the newer engines and there weren't many from the modern era. Lots of patches, love the computer search terminal. Could use more interactive things for adults. More

I really enjoy this hidden gem. It's got ac, isn't crazy expensive and offers a deep history on a very niche topic that you're unlikely to find elsewhere. The staff are attentive and educational for any questions.

A fantastic museum on a very interesting topic (I may be a little biased). Recommend for anyone interested in fire fighting history! Oh, and they have a HUGE patch collection. More

This place was fantastic, so many fire engines, stories, patches, just a lot to look at and learn about. Run by retired fire fighters who love talking about the history. More

Amazing displays and history of the fire service. They have a FDNY rescue truck that responded to towers. They also have one of the Yarnell 19 buggies. Awesome museum. More

What an absolutely FANTASTIC museum!!! Every time I visit Phoenix I make sure to visit as many of the museums as I can, and this gem has definitely become my favourite!

They had a Halloween event for kids. We took our 2 year old and he had a blast trick or treating. We loved seeing and learning firefighting history. More

My first time in Fire museum but I definitely like it. A lot of good stuff here from the past and a piece from the World Trade Center Center.

First responders and fire safety. Truly a great way to spend the afternoon. The collection is amazing More