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USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park Admission Ticket

USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park Admission Ticket

Overview

Explore USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial park in Mobile Alabama on a self-guided walking tour. Check out the historic Battleship USS Alabama, the Submarine USS Drum, tanks, artillery, and the amazing Aircraft Pavilion. The 100-acre battleship park will allow you to step back in time and see some of America's finest, battle tested ships and planes up close.

City: Mobile

Mon 19 May

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Starting at $18.00

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Mon 19 May

Starting at $18.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Self-Guided Tour of the Aircraft Pavilion

Self-Guided Tour of the USS DRUM

Self-Guided Tour of the USS ALABAMA

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Meeting point

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2703 Battleship Pkwy,

• $5 parking per vehicle
• $30 parking fee per vehicle with 3 or more axles (includes 1 adult ticket)
• USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park - 2703 Battleship Parkway, Mobile, AL 36602
• Kennels are available for guests traveling with pets
• Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion is wheelchair accessible
• Parts of the ship is wheelchair accessible; due to many ladders there are
areas of the ship that are not wheelchair accessible
•Submarine USS DRUM is not wheelchair accessible
• Dress code is casual
•Wear comfortable shoes

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Kennels are available for guests traveling with pets
Parts of the ship are wheelchair accessible; however, due to lots ladders there are areas of the ship that are not wheelchair accessible
Dress code is casual
Wear comfortable shoes
The last ticket is sold at 4:00 p.m. Please arrive before then to access the tour with plenty of time before the park closes at 5:00 p.m.

What To Expect

USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park

The Battleship Memorial Park is home to two National Historic Landmarks, the WWII Battleship USS Alabama and the Submarine USS Drum. Step back in time and see what life was like aboard these navy vessels. Explore the Aircraft Pavilion, home to 28 historic aircraft and antique military vehicles. Afterwards, make your way over to the Great War exhibit, which opened in March 2016 in celebration of the 100th anniversary of WWI. Throughout the park you will see memorials honoring modern war veterans including the Fallen Hero’s 9/11 Memorial, the Korean Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial, and a monument honoring Military Service dogs. Spend your time however you desire as this self-guided tour will allow you to discover the park on your own terms.

Cancellation Policy

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

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Robert S

Mar 2019

I wanted to visit the USS Alabama ever since I found out it was used as a stand-in for the USS Missouri in the movie "Under Siege". Turns out that the submarine USS Drum, also at battleship park, was used to portray a Korean sub in that movie too. The park features a plethora of additional, historical military equipment including a B-52 bomber and an SR-71 Blackbird. There are various tour routes of the battleship available. My wife and I chose the most-arduous, a self-guided 3 hour adventure that took us all the way from the bottom to the very top and the front to the back of the vessel (obviously I was not in the Navy!). Unfortunately we did the tour on July 4th in 98 degree Mobile heat. My wife went into air conditioning while I did the sub alone. Be prepared for some serious exercise. The ladders are steep - ladies, wear shorts or slacks for modesty's sake - and only about half of the ship is cooled. However, this park is probably the most-comprehensive I have ever visited and, as a WWII kid, that says a lot!

chris20170629

Nov 2018

Driving into the park one notice a wonderful collection of aircraft and a large battle ship looming in the background. Way too many crafts both inside and outside to describe. What a collection. Then there is also a submarine to walk through, other than the Big Ship.

LEMMAR1968

Oct 2018

Well worth the price of admission! There are many things to see and touch. Be sure you bring your kids along, they are guaranteed to have a blast!