Pearl Harbor Tours & Tickets

Book a shuttle service from your hotel to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. The site has attracted thousands of visitors each year since its opening in 1962, and honors all those who were affected by the World War II bombing of Pearl Harbor, preserving this pivotal event in US history. The beautifully constructed Arizona Memorial floats above the sunken USS Arizona Battleship, the final resting place for the majority of the 1,777 crewmen who lost their lives during the attack.

Visit the Arizona Memorial and Battleship USS Missouri, two of the most popular attractions at Pearl Harbor! The beautifully constructed floating Arizona Memorial is built above the remains of the actual USS Arizona Battleship, the final resting place for the majority of the 1,777 crewmen who lost their lives during the attack on Pearl Harbor. End your visit exploring the surrender deck of the USS Missouri Memorial, or “Mighty Mo," where the treaty ending WWII was formally signed.

Get to see all of Pearl Harbor, the only naval base in the U.S. to be recognized as a National Historic Landmark. Learn about the events of World War II and honor the memory of the soldiers who had fallen. Four museums preserve this history; the poignant Arizona Memorial, the USS Missouri battleship which saw the tides of war and the beginnings of peace, the fully restored USS Bowfin submarine and an aviation center complete with fighter planes and flight simulators.

The Battleship USS Missouri at Pearl Harbor, or “Mighty Mo," is where visitors can walk across the Surrender Deck which was the site where the treaty was signed ending WWII on September 2, 1945. Built in 1940, the USS Missouri was the last naval battleship constructed by the U.S. After such a rich history, the Mighty Mo was decommissioned and since 1998 has served as a memorial and preservation site honoring the men who gave their lives to World War II.

The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum is located within former WWII hangars that still bear the scars of Oahu's 1941 attack, preserving the history of aviation during this era. Ranked as one of the top ten aviation attractions in the U.S., this museum is home to numerous restored fighter planes from history. With interactive flight simulators and exhibits showcasing authentic airplanes, this is a must-see sight for aviation and WWII buffs.

The USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park at Pearl Harbor, is steeped in history as the pivotal World War II submarine launched on December 7, 1942, exactly one year after the Pearl Harbor attack, and one of 15 submarines that was not turned into scrap metal. Visitors can tour the submarine and learn how the USS Bowfin earned its name the Pearl Harbor Avenger. Restored in the 1970s, the USS Bowfin now provides a fascinating look back in US history.