FAQ:

The following is a list of questions we typically get, but it may not answer your question, so we please invite you to contact us at dance@azcaf.org if you have any questions or concerns about attending.

Q: Where do I park for the dance?

A: Parking for all guests will be at the Boeing parking lot north of McDowell on Greenfield Rd. (1 mile north of the museum). Shuttle buses provide service every 10 minutes (approximately). Our museum parking lot is reserved for guests displaying handicap parking decals/plates. For details, please click here.

Q: Are children allowed at the dance?

A: Absolutely! Children are welcome at the regular ticket price (5+) and are a welcome addition to the event. We do ask that parents be mindful that the environment may not be suitable for newborns/infants, as we do have loud music playing.

Q: What is the dress code?

A: Dress casual; uniforms for active/retried military and/or costumes of the 40's (including uniforms of allied forces) are encouraged. Details and some examples can be seen by clicking here. Please note: To respect our American and Allied Veterans, we ask that all attendees be mindful of wearing non-allied uniforms, and to refrain from wearing specifically any Nazi and/or SS uniforms. We reserve the right to refuse admittance without refund.

Q: Those planes are awesome! After we eat and do some dancing, can we go for a ride in your plane?

A: You sure can! But only after that night - we are not rated to do flights at night time with our planes, and with all the activity of people attending the event, our planes will be "static display" only for the dance. Rides in them are certainly something that can be scheduled for a later date after the dance. Please click here for details and to book a ride on one of our planes.

Q: Is my ticket purchase tax-deductible?

A: Yes it is! All ticket purchases are considered a tax-deductible contribution to our organization. Be sure to consult with a tax advisor for any questions.

Q: What if <insert some reason here> and I can't go, can I get my money back?

A: While <whatever your reason was> is unfortunate, all ticket sales are non-refundable. Why? Because we are a non-profit organization, and your ticket purchase is actually a tax-deductable donation to our organization. So if you can't make it, we are sorry we missed you, but we do thank you for your support of our museum, and be to sure mark it as a donation on your taxes next year!