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USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Tour and Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center

Overview
Special Pearl Harbor Visitor Center Tour created for Viator customers. Includes the USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Tour and admission to the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center. Small group tour with the maximum of 8 travelers.

The Boat Ticket to the USS Arizona Memorial is NOT included with this Tour.  Please visit www.recreation.gov to reserve this Boat Ticket as it will need to be purchased prior to arrival
City: Oahu
Sat 09 Nov
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Starting at $15.99
Sat 09 Nov
Starting at $15.99
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What's Included
USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Tour
Admission to the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • IMPORTANT: The Boat Ticket to the USS Arizona Memorial is NOT included with this Tour, you will need to purchase this separately before you arrive Please visit www.recreation.gov to reserve this Boat Ticket.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (46)
Mjc
Mar 2020
Movie and tour were free. Wasted $40.no need to buy tickets. Viator mislead me and made me buy these pointless tickets
V4996QXandrewh
Feb 2020
How could anyone think of visiting Hawaii without visiting the Arizona and these other remarkable exhibits??? Sure it's a daunting time commitment to thoroughly see them all, but it beats laying out in the sun. The best way to do it is in two half day trips, in my opinion. UBER makes getting back and forth easy. Sign up in advance for your USS Arizona Memorial tour tickets (or try "day-of" for walk-in tickets which are easier to get than the websites make it seem) and then plan your visits to the other exhibits accordingly. I prefer doing the Arizona Memorial first (very informative film followed by a shuttle boat ride to the Arizona site and back), then touring the adjacent submarine Bowfin, then shuttling over to Ford Island to tour the battleship Missouri, and finally (for those who have a car) viewing the USS Oklahoma Memorial before leaving Ford Island. Only the boat trip out to view the Arizona requires scheduling a particular time---for everything else you can walk in whenever. For the Missouri and Bowfin, headphone tours are sufficient---if you want you can occasionally listen in on the guided tours as you walk through the vessels at your own pace. If you can do a second day, save the visit to the Aviation Museum for that trip. It is a very good assemblage of aircraft, static displayed, but can be overwhelming if you're not an aviation buff.
mjjuan5
Jan 2020
I just turned 70 and have heard stories about the Japen's airal attack on a Sunday morning December 7,1941 since I was a child. "War what is good for" has meaning for you this is the place you might or might not want to visit. A Memorial to those sailors that fought and died that Sunday morning, having no idea that world was about to change forever. It was the first day of the USA becoming supper power in the world. In defeat America changed forever..

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