Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Pearl Harbor National Memorial
4.5
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07:00 - 17:00
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07:00 - 17:00
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07:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
07:00 - 17:00
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07:00 - 17:00
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A National Historic Landmark, this site consists of five memorials commemorating the events around WWII and the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
Duration: 1-2 hours
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  • Y S
    Austin, Texas63 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Important part of US History.
    Finally made it to Pearl Harbor to tour the USS Arizona—such an important part of our history. This was part of a group tour and tickets/transportation already arranged for us. Ferry boat takes you out then back. Park staff and Rangers friendly and very organized for time and reminded all about being respectful on this final resting place of many servicemen. Photos limited. See Park website about what is allowed onboard. Wallet size restrictions given.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled with family
    Written 13 March 2024
  • kcblondy
    47 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Suggested Itinerary for Afternoon Reservations
    Pearl Harbor is a must see when visiting Oahu, but there is a lot to the park and you definitely don't have to do it all. We visited the Bowfin, USS Missouri, and USS Arizona Memorial. If you only have time for one, obviously the USS Arizona and its museums are the most important. If you have time to add one more stop, definitely recommend the USS Missouri. A lot of the suggested itineraries we saw online said to start your day at the USS Arizona, but tickets are limited and we ended up with 1 PM tickets. If you have late morning or early afternoon tickets, I suggest going straight to the USS Missouri (extra charge). When you are done with that, come back to the main part of the park and visit the museums and watch the movie (both free). Grab a snack and stop at the bathroom, and then line up when it's time for the Arizona. Then do the Bowfin (extra charge) or the aviation museum (extra charge) after if you still have time. We actually really liked our 1 PM timeslot for the Arizona because it was right after the crews lunch break, and when we got to the memorial, there was nobody else there. We did not have to push past the leaving group, and there was something extra impactful about arriving to an empty memorial. The reason for my 4/5 stars is I was not overly impressed with the museum and movie. I felt both did not really tell the story in a clear way. The movie especially was faded and very dated. It could use updating. Thankfully, we had watched the documentary "Attack on Pearl Harbor: Minute by Minute" (on Netflix) the night before and we felt like it was a great overview in advance of our visit.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled with family
    Written 13 March 2024
  • Anthony B
    5 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    A visitors guide to Pearl Harbor
    I like to do a lot of research before i visit a place, and I was a little confused by some of the reviews and what to buy. Here are some thoughts to help avoid confusion. 1) We went in March - not crowded. I would check for when cruise ships will be in port and avoid those days for your visit. 2) You need to book a reservation to take the boat to the Arizona. This is the most critical thing to do prior to your visit. 3) When you get to Pearl Harbor you will park in the visitor lot. You will need your license plate # to complete the parking app. 4) Be prepared to carry no purses or other bags into the facility. There is food on site. 5) You can buy the Pearl Harbor Visitor pass ahead of time. This limits you to the day you can go and encompasses everything at Pearl Harbor. You can buy the pass at Pearl Harbor or just pick the things that you want to do (this is what we did) Once you arrive, there are several educational exhibits at Pearl Harbor to walk through prior to your visit of the Arizona Memorial. They are well done. There is a virtual experience that my wife and i did not do. There is a submarine museum and aircraft museum as well that we did not do. After seeing the exhibits and doing the Arizona (very moving and the main thing we wanted to see in Hawaii), we bought a ticket to go to the USS Missouri. This is HIGHLY recommended. There is a bus that runs from the National Memorial to Ford Island, where the USS Missouri is. I was a little confused by the National Park Website. The bus to Ford Island / the USS Missouri is available and you can take every 15 minutes or so.... The USS Missouri is really great and takes at least an hour to two to see. For the US, the war began with Pearl Harbor and ended on the USS Missouri - so it is fitting to see both. For us, seeing the exhibits, visiting the Arizona Memorial, the USS Missouri, and the National Cemetery took the whole day. My son did the audio tour on his visit and really liked it. Another review recommended seeing the National Cemetery of the Pacific after Pearl Harbor. We did this and were so happy we did. Very happy to have remembered all those who sacrificed for us.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 16 March 2024
  • Mike P
    Efland, North Carolina451 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Very emotional
    We toured Pearl Harbor shortly after the WWII museum in New Orleans so all of that emotional experience was still fresh in our minds. We didn't book a paid tour and took a chance on doing it our own. We really had no time seeing everything without the tour. I recommend the free guided tour on the Missouri as you learn so much about the role the ship played in ending the war. Also go to the Arizona first as we booked an afternoon slot (also free) but did stand as soon as we got there and didn't have to wait. We had also pre booked the Bowfin and the Aviation Museum which was a small cost. It was a very emotional day and the exhibits were all put together extremely well to help you learn as much as you can while you are there. Definitely a must visit while on the island.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled with family
    Written 16 March 2024
  • Lisa J
    Plant City, Florida959 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Pearl Harbor NM
    We were there with a tour group and we only had a hour and a half in the park and thats not a lot of time to see everything. We saw the Arizona and the museum that goes with it but did not see the movie but I heard it was good. The only thing I did not like was you have to use an app to scedule a time for the Arizona. There were a lot of people very frustrated with it and when you get your time and you walk up to the entrance they put you in a line to wait. But it does go fast and they move people to the site very quickly. We also got to see the submarine and its museum, they both were very good. This is an active military base and most of the people working there are military so its very structured. If you decide to go dont go with a tour, they just do not give you enough time to see everything.
    Visited February 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 18 March 2024
  • angeleyes27
    Brigantine, New Jersey5,369 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Worthwhile experience
    I would recommend making reservations through the National Park Service although they do have a standby line. You must pay a fee to park. You can’t take in any bags. We came when they opened an hour before our boat to the memorial so we could see the movie. The movie explained the attack well and I think it was better than the one they had 12 years ago. The memorial itself is a fitting tribute to all those that sadly lost their lives here. The museum and film are good as are the memorials. Gift shop is a bit high priced.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 21 March 2024
  • Paolo
    Rome, Italy78 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    It must be visited
    In the month of March I had no particular problems visiting. I hadn't booked anything but as soon as I entered I went to the left where you find the tablets to book for the visit to Arizona. In my opinion the free part is more than satisfactory for entering the atmosphere of the story (two museum rooms, theater and Arizona).
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 21 March 2024
  • Meegsman
    Madison, Wisconsin372 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Humbling
    It's a memorial to a terrible day. Facilities are nice and the park-like environment is beautiful. Arizona memorial boat ride and experience is humbling and powerful. If in HNL, it's nearly a must-do to appreciate what happened and the cost it imparted.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 25 March 2024
  • Tofurry
    Renton, Washington1,059 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Must-do when on Oahu
    Prior to arriving in Oahu, I had bought online tickets for the 2:15pm boat to the Pearl Harbor Arizona Memorial. However, I wanted to go earlier so the day before, at 3pm, more time slots opened up and we were able to get the 8:45am slot. The tickets book up extremely quickly ($1pp) but we noticed that when we were there, most people on standby were allowed on the boat anyway. Maybe it is because March is a slower season. The Pearl Harbor National Memorial is very powerful, even without going to the Arizona Memorial. There are shows to watch, a museum to walk through, and monuments along the waterfront. Take the time to experience it all. There are other museums and memorials you can add on while you are here. If you have the National Parks Passport book, be sure to bring it as there are stamps. There is also a Junior Ranger booklet you can work on if you want. There is a fee for parking. You are not allowed to bring bags unless it is a clear bag. We were allowed in with a clear backpack. In it, we just had plastic water bottles, wallets and my National Park Passport book.
    Visited March 2024
    Travelled as a couple
    Written 27 March 2024
  • Andy V
    Chattanooga, Tennessee23 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Amazing
    This was an amazing experience to see the history of Pearl Harbor. Very sober. The USS Arizona still leaking oil today. Park rangers and staff were very friendly and informative. Put this on your bucket list.
    Visited April 2024
    Travelled with family
    Written 10 April 2024
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shoe_gal88
Winchester, MA67 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jul 2024 • Family
We spent the whole day at this wonderful historic site, learned so much and have a deeper understanding of the lives lost.

The reservation process for $2 USS Arizona (AZ) was insane (sold out minutes after 3PM tickets released day before, 3-4 of us tried and must be logged in); but in the end, we got 5 AZ tickets for 11:15. We decided we were going to spend whole day there, so we also bought passport passes for $89. Note for the passport tickets, the first place (besides AZ) you visit you have to go to respective ticket booth to get a physical card ticket. We couldn’t find parking in the 2 paid Pearl Harbor lots so we parked all day in the next section for free.

The two exhibits before waiting in line for AZ were interesting. You line up 10 minutes before your AZ timed entry and take a boat shuttle to the beautiful yet haunting memorial site. Watched the movie afterwards. We then bought sandwiches (ham & cheese, turkey, tuna) at snack bar as not allowed to bring in food / non water drinks into museums. We then took a shuttle to ford island to see 1) the USS Missouri (MO or mighty mo) and 2) the aviation museum. (There were hot dogs sold outside by bowfin museum entrance). It felt so symbolic to stand on the surrender deck which took place on mighty mo. My husband really enjoyed the aviation museum & hangar 79 outside. There was a cafe snack bar at the aviation museum but was closed when we were there (after 2). We then took bus back to main area to finish up at the bowfin submarine (closed at 4:30) and pacific fleet submarine museum which closed at 5. Didn’t have time to do the virtual reality that came with passport.

I’m so glad we went, but would recommend getting tickets for AZ earlier than our 11:15 slot as we were rushed and tired at the end. My favorite places in order were the AZ, MO, bowfin. Don’t bring bags; I bought a $12 clear plastic backpack at Ross stores and was able to get in no problem.
Written 14 July 2024
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SEIA2DC
Washington, DC59 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Dec 2024 • Family
I did very little research before going to Pearl Harbor, luckily a few days before I found an excellent local travel website that recommended how to experience this important place. First, it’s easy to do this on your own. You do not need one of the crazy expensive travel companies or tours. You DO need to reserve tickets to the Arizona Memorial early. We booked about three weeks in advance and were limited to just two afternoon time slots left the day we had planned to make this stop. Other than that, you can buy tickets on site when you arrive for the other sites run by the NPS. Those include the USS Missouri, the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum and the USS Bowfin submarine. If you are interested in taking everything in I would allocate an entire day. We took an Uber from Waikiki, arriving around noon, and were able to barely fit in the aviation museum and Bowfin in addition to the Arizona and the short movie at the theater. We were at Pearl Harbor almost five hours and felt like we really rushed the aviation part because we did that before our timed Arizona tickets. If I were doing this again, I would do the Bowfin before the Arizona as that it right at the main gate and you can walk right into it. Then I would do the movie before going to the Arizona. The movie is 15 minutes. The Arizona is a strict 30-45 minutes, you are not allowed to linger. Then I would do the Missouri and the Aviation museum (2-3 hours combined), because those are on Ford Island and you have to take a 15-minute shuttle from the main gate. Shuttles run every 10-15 minutes. We messed up by going to aviation, then shuttle back to main gate, then boat to Arizona back at Ford Island (only way to access it), then back to main area. Highly recommend timing your day so you do main area stuff together and Ford Island stuff together to get more out of your time if you don’t have a full day to spend. The gift shops are at the main gate, aviation and Bowfin, each has their own items. We didn’t get food but basic concessions are available. There is a strict no bag policy, we paid $7.00 for a locker to store one small purse and a fanny pack. I don’t remember seeing strollers so if traveling with young kids would check that. Distinctly remember infants in worn carriers and toddlers walking without strollers. One woman next to me at bag check was told she could not take in a diaper bag since it’s an active military base, they are not joking about the no bags.
Written 3 December 2024
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Voezel
The Hague, The Netherlands106 contributions
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Feb 2025 • Family
Truly impressive, humbling and informative tour.
The site can be visited for free! Although you can book via the website ($1,-) or via an expensive operator (+$50…), you can also go directly to the USS Arizona national memorial and enter the site for free. The exhibit onshore is freely accessible; no bags allowed. They have onsite storage ($9,-). For the boat access to the momerial you can try to book online (1% change) or you can go on the standby on site (99% chance), even for larger parties.
You get the professional navy boat ride to the memorial and are allowed 15 min at the site. A park ranger is available to answer questions.
As this is an actual last resting place for many sailors, respect and dignity is expected, and fully observed by all visitors on our trip.
Do take time afterwards to see the movie onsite, and visit the exhibits.
Written 11 February 2025
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FlyBacon
Camberley, UK216 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2024 • Couples
I had wanted to visit here while we were in Hawaii. But on balance, I felt the whole effort was confused, a bit disappointing and underwhelming.
The National Parks web-site isn't at all helpful on how you should plan your trip and just wants you to book tickets of which there are 4 or 5 types, some of which are not from National Parks. I booked online the night before on recreation.gov for the Deluxe Combination Narrated Tour & VR. There were no tickets for the USS Arizona Rour.
First thing - Parking - There were no spaces at 10 3 a.m. and so we parked 200 metres up the rod at the Marina. Although Nat. Parks charges $7 for parking with QR coded signs, there was nothing at the marina - so free?
Second thing - no bags - not even my wife's small handbag. So you pay $7 plus tax to have it lockered or take it back to the car. I went back to the car.
Armed with our tickets, it wasn't obvious where we had to go. So we went to the open-air section marked "VR". She said have you booked for Arizona. I said we couldn't. She said go up there and register for stand-by, which we did, to receie an SMS if we were lucky. No sooner returned to put on VR headsets than we were pined, had to leave a queu up for boat shuttle to USS Arizona. Not sure it was worth the half hour return trip as you can barely see the wreck and it has obviously deteriorated fro/m some of the publicity photos. Besides the boat must hold at least 100 people, so you get a limited view.
We went back to do the VR thing which was about 10 minutes and then visited a couple of the "museum sections". They were intersting but again you had to navigate around other tourists.
We decided not to spend money on the submarine museum or the Ford Island Bus Shuttle and left around 1 30 p.m. Not sure we got out $44 worth,
Written 24 September 2024
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Climber53196
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Jul 2023 • Family
I went with my 13-year-old daughter to so she could learn some history as she is taking American history this year. We chose to go with Robert Tours since they picked up at a local hotel close to a private home where we were staying. The driver/tour guide was very friendly and informative as we drove through the city and finally to Pearl Harbor.

I actually grew up in Honolulu and was familiar with the sights we passed by and the driver's explanations were pretty accurate though limited due to the limited time.
At Pearl Harbor, we did have to wait to get to the movie auditorium and the instructions were a bit confusing. For example, we were in line before our alloted time so we had to step away and come back later. The wait wasn't that long but in July, it's quite hot so it was uncomfortable. We decided to eat a light lunch and the pickings were slim but adequate.

After the movie, we got on the launch taking us to the memorial. It was organized well and no problems with motion sickness which I'm prone to. Once we arrived you could feel the solemnity of the memorial and were respectfully quiet as we wandered through it. My daughter took pictures and lingered at the sides to look at the submerged USS Arizona as I whispered the details of the attack and the remains laying below us. The amount of time we were allowed, about 1/2 hour, was just right as we boarded the launch again.

I'm glad we chose to go through a tour company since we got to see a lot more than if I had driven to Pearl Harbor myself. We also saw the state capitol building which houses the state legislature, Kawaihao Church, Iolani Palace, Father Damien's statue, the governor's residence and even the condominium where former President Obama's grandmother had resided (I just knew where it was as a former resident). We went to the National Memorial Cemetary of the Pacific aka Punchbowl Cemetary where those killed in action or veterans are interred.

Also going through tour company guarantees you to get to the Arizona memorial as they book ahead of time.

It was worth it for my daughter as she was the only one in her American history class to correctly identify the Pearl Harbor attack when the class was shown a black and white photo of the attack.

Written 5 January 2024
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Steve D
Portsmouth, UK390 contributions
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Sept 2024 • Couples
Having always wanted to visit Pearl Harbor we were unsure whether to take one of the many tours that are available or to do our own thing. As we aren’t great on organised tours, as we much prefer to do things at our own speed, we went for doing things on our own.

We found their website to be excellent, lots of information and we had no issues buying our tickets.

Once in Hawaii as we were staying by Waikiki Zoo we took the number 20 bus, that dropped us right outside the entrance for great value price of $3 a person.
Once at the site we were blown away with how well everything has been set up, how helpful the team are. Having spent the full day there we came away having thoroughly enjoyed our visit, learnt a lot and or course paid our respects.

The number 20 bus then returned us to Waikiki Zoo in about 70 mins.

So if tours aren’t for you, with a bit of planning, it’s easy to visit Pearl Harbor on your own, at a fraction of cost of the tours.
Written 14 October 2024
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David N
Alpharetta, GA189 contributions
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Jan 2025 • Couples
We visited the Pearl Harbor Memorial on our recent trip to Oahu. This is a great place to visit to get a better understanding of what happened on that day and how it brought the US into WWII. There are several sections of the memorial that cover various aspects of the attack. We opted to do the USS Arizona tour, which must be reserved separately though is free to attend. After a short movie presentation explaining the specifics of the Arizona and what happened, guests are loaded onto a boat and carried out to the memorial site, built directly on top of the sunken ship. Once landed, you can view aspects of the ship underneath, and see a wall listing all the names of those that perished and are still at rest within the hull. It’s a very moving experience, and one that highlights the sacrifices our service men and women make to keep us safe and free. This is a great destination for anyone wanting to learn more about the events of that day and is highly recommended.
Written 20 January 2025
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llccCanada
Vancouver, Canada79 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2023 • Family
The Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial is part of a larger site that includes separate museums not run by the US National Park Service but by a separate organization. As such, the $1 reservation fee at the parks website only covers the USS Arizona Memorial portion.
When you make the reservation, it tells you to be there 1 hour ahead of the time; however, this is a bit misleading. You actually only can line-up for your boat ride 10 minutes before your reservation time. There is a short ~20 minute film but you can watch this before or after your boat ride (it starts at the 15 min / 45 min each hour). The mandatory talk is in a separate theatre where a park ranger goes over the safety instructions/rules for the boat ride.
The boat ride out to the memorial is nice and relatively short. The ships are all piloted by active Navy members and everything is organized and smooth running.
I do think being there earlier is safer. There are some small museums you can peruse first and then also walk along the harbour.
Make sure you read the ranger tips on the parks website - it tells you exactly what you can bring in and specifies that there are no bags allowed. The lockers always have a line up so it's easiest just to not bring one.
Written 18 August 2023
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Fabien M
Rochefort, Switzerland1,030 contributions
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Jul 2024 • Couples
The site is impressive for its grandeur!
Not easy to access (do not go wrong with the military base ..).
Parking is obviously charged ($7). bags are forbidden inside and the deposit is also charged... (a few dollars). A few swear words later, you enter the holy of American holies, high place of American history.
From there, you will have to heat up the credit card: the 4 main animations will cost you close to $140! Obviously, you will spend almost the day there, but I think it is worth it. You can visit the USS Missouri (yes that of the movie Battleship with Rirou!), a submarine (beware, it's very small!), an aviation museum and the memorial for the USS Arizona that was sunk on December 7, 1941. With everything around, you'll get your money's worth. The budget is big, but it's probably the only time in your life you'll ever go there, right?
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Written 28 August 2024
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Ottawa52
Canada50 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2022
Excellent and well done. Our group of six booked our own tour that included the Arizona Memorial, USS Missouri, Aviation Museum and Bowfin submarine. The boat ticket that you need to take the shuttle over to the Arizona is very confusing to get and it’s only a dollar. The information on that part is poor. Otherwise it is excellent to see and very much worth it. There is a volunteer over at the memorial who told us lots of stories and information about that day that almost had me in tears. He was amazing and we all loved listening to him. Go early! We did not experience heavy crowds at all and it gets very hot over there touring the USS Missouri but very interesting as well and lots of volunteers to ask questions if you do your own tour. It was then suggested by the Bowfin reception desk to do the aviation museum over on Ford Island next before doing the Bowfin and they provide a bus to. It was very interesting as well. We returned to do the Bowfin and were advised it was closed but they didn’t tell us that when we first going to go tour it….. disappointed about that. If you arrive at the entry gates exactly at 8am, turn around and face away from the gates for the national anthem. Do not bring big bags or purses. You cannot take them in. You can take in a see thru nap sac or you must check your bag or purse for $6. Well worth the visit and it will take at least half a day or more. Our Arizona tour was at 9am first and we stopped for lunch after touring the Missouri. It is very hot out there.
Written 2 October 2022
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