SAT-5/23 and SUN-5/24 12PM - 5PM
Schumer Announces U.S. Air Force Has Committed to Bringing the Thunderbirds Back to Air Show in 2015
Performers include: U.S. Army Golden Knights USMC MV-22 Osprey US NAVY Parachute Team “The Leap Frogs”
Civilian: GEICO Skytypers Miss GEICO Powerboat v.s. GEICO Skytypers Race Sean D. Tucker – Aviation Specialties: Oracle Challenger III Misty Blues All Women Skydiving Team Matt Chapman Airshows: Embry-Riddle Eagle 580 David Windmiller: Bethpage Waterfiller Zivko Edge 540 Carl Skinner T-28 Trojan John Klatt Airshows Screamin’ Sasquatch Jet Waco Aerobatic Team B-17 Yankee Lady American Airpower Museum Warbirds Red Bull Air Force
If you plan to watch the show from the beach ($10 parking), get there early. It is not unusual for the parking lots to be filled by 11:00am (if not earlier). When this happens, the parkways are closed and people are turned away. Bags, backpacks and coolers are permitted, keep in mind they will be searched.
Bring earplugs for young viewers, it gets very loud. Also, remember the sunblock!
Other viewing spots:
1) The American Airpower Museum (Admission Is Required): Good for: Parked aircraft, Landing/Departing 19.
2) New Highway: Good for: Landing/Departing 14 or 32.
A long stretch of road that runs along and around the south side of runway 14-32. There is plenty of room on both sides of the road to pull over and watch the action. I
3) Main Terminal: Good for: Parked Thunderbirds, Landing/Departing 1
There is a small parking lot behind the Air Traffic Control Tower. It fills up fast, so you will want to get there early.
4) Home Depot Parking Lot: Good For: Landing/Departing 14.
Excellent views at the beginning of runway 14.
5) (Former) Dave and Buster's Parking Lot: Good For: Landing 19.
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