I thought there might be some special programs and such but that didn't happen. On the bright side, parking was free that day, the weather was beautiful, the museum shop had opened, and there was a little Subway sub shop there for food. (The food court per se won't open for several months.) While I thought I had been obsessive the first day, taking 1,775 pictures, this time I was truly disturbed to find I took 2,140 pictures which I had to split into three parts to post.
A major negative though were anti-war protestors who assaulted the Enola Gay. You would think the plane that more-than-anything ended World War II would be hailed as a hero by anti-war folks but nope. They tossed a bottle of die which dented the plane and then broke on the floor. Access to the Enola Gay was restricted for about four hours afterward.
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