Flew in to see the museum Saturday with my daughter, one of her school friends and her dad. The museum is awesome - it has an incredible array of airplanes, from a Piper Cub to a flying boat, and military aircraft of all ages. Website: http://www.neam.org/ . It is marked as "on field", which is technically true, but it is outside the perimeter fence, so it is not something you can taxi up to and walk from the plane. Don't let that stop you, it's a great place! 12 and over: $11. 4-12: $6. Under 4: Free. Parked at Signature - they were very helpful. The handling fee was $70, but was waived for due to fuel purchase. I'm not sure what the minimum is, but we took on 33 gallons of 100LL. There was also a $.50 per gallon discount because we fueled on the weekend, making the price we paid $6.07. They gave us a crew car to get to the museum - complimentary. Airport landing fee was $48.16. Don't let the fees keep you away, it's a great fly in trip. If you leave some room to take on fuel, you'll get a better deal. After reimbursement from my home FBO for the fuel it added only $67.43 to the price (not including museum admission).

When we arrived (Late August, 2011) there was a large amount of jet traffic, and we (in a 182) had to do several maneuvers and 360s for spacing. Maybe just bad luck/timing. Ground was very helpful and politely helped us transition to Signature flight support, which was "fine" but not great. They have a nice facility, but the interest level of the staff there left much to be desired, and they don't waive charges for fuel purchases. However, they do have several crew cars (4?) and we were able to borrow one for a few hours while we waited out the storms which caused our landing in the first place. Upon departure, we picked our way through a line of thunderstorms, and departure was EXTREMELY helpful to us during that process, so high marks to them.