Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial

Overview

Turn back time as we explore WWII history at Pearl Harbor and relive the infamous Sunday morning of December 7, 1941. A visit to the visitor center and the accompanying “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibit galleries that display pictures and recovered items from the events which transpired at Pearl Harbor and WWII.

• Enjoy a half-day tour from Honolulu
• Visit some of Hawaii’s most popular & landmarks

Note: Small bags allowed with limited to size measuring 1.5" X 2.25" X 5.5" or less in total dimensions.

City: Honolulu

Sun 29 Sep

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Starting at $79.00

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Sun 29 Sep

Starting at $79.00

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What's Included

USS Arizona Memorial Boat Tickets

Convenient Pickup/Dropoff from Waikiki Hotels

In-Person Briefing at Pearl Harbor Visitor's Center

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
No bags allowed at Pearl Harbor
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised

What To Expect

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Visit Pearl Harbor the home of the USS Arizona Memorial, learn about one of the most pivotal moments in US history of WWII. Boat ride to USS Arizona Memorial, exhibit galleries “Road to War” and “Attack”, visit Pacific Historic Parks Souvenirs Shop.

National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific

Punchbowl Crater is an extinct volcanic tuff cone located in Honolulu, It serves as a memorial to honor those men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces, and those who have given their lives in doing so.

Downtown Honolulu

Honolulu is home to some of Oahu’s most historic places. Next to the skyscrapers of the island main business district you will find important landmarks like the Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha statue, the Kawaiahao Church and the Aloha Tower. This area is also the seat of Hawaii’s government, home to the Hawaii State Capitol, Washington Place and Honolulu Hale.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (721)

Cheri_K

Aug 2022

Seriously, the most memorable experience we have ever had. Must see the movie after you visit the memorial.

Peter R

Aug 2022

Excellent tour and very enjoyable. David our guide was knowledgeable and entertaining. The tour included other attractions in the area that we would have missed if not for the tour.

Kerry_O

Aug 2022

Easy way to get into the Memorial if you do not like to drive. We were staying at an AirBNB so we parked at the Ala Moana Center, ate breakfast and then got picked up by the tour bus (around noon for the afternoon tour) at a trolley stop alongside the Ala Moana Hotel (across the street from the Center's parking structure. Our driver, Ben, made a few comments about some landmarks along the way, showed us into the Memorial complex and told us to meet back at 4pm. Our time at the Memorial was mostly our own. There are 2 Exhibit Halls, a movie theatre, gift shop, snack shop and the launching point for the boats. The sign outside says no purses, bags, fanny packs, etc allowed inside but for those who think the rules don't apply to them, there's a place to drop it off in a locker before they let you in. The boat ride and the actual visit to the memorial takes about 45 minutes so there is plenty of time to see the movie (25 minutes) and go through the exhibits/shop. I went there about 15 years ago and Pearl Harbor survivors were there to greet visitors and offer their stories about that day on December 7th. Very compelling but now, I guess they are mostly gone and the National Park Service staffs all of the areas. One comment about the Memorial itself: Be respectful to the fallen sailors and the moment. When you arrive at the memorial, it is not appropriate to talk about what a fantastic time you had the night before in Waikiki, talk or laugh louder than the next guy or crack jokes. It can wait. If you see the movie (footage I hadn't seen before), you'll realize the extent of the horror that these sailors went through as they died. The Ranger on duty had to twice ask our group to lower their voices and on a 3rd time, asked all for silence. At 4pm, we met Ben and he took us around the City a little bit before he dropped us off and got some excellent views, one in particular was incredible. Of the 4 tours (the others being the USS Blowfish submarine, the Aviation Museum and the "Big Mo" Missouri), we only took the Arizona tour.