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As the site of the surprise attack that spurred America's entrance into World War II, Pearl Harbor is one of the most significant places in U.S. history and today, one of the most visited.

To make the most of your time, consider one of these guided Pearl Harbor tours from Waikiki.

Karma Tour Hawaii – Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial

Price: Adults from $59; kids from $55 (ages 3 to 12) Duration: 4 hours

While you can visit the USS Arizona Memorial free of charge, this tour company handles ticket reservations, provides transportation from Waikiki (three times daily) and allows you to visit with the guidance of an expert. Recent tourgoers appreciate how informative – albeit emotional – this tour is. This half-day Pearl Harbor excursion is available via Karma Tour Hawaii, which also offers a combination tour to the USS Arizona Memorial and Battleship Missouri Memorial.

E Noa Tours – Salute to Pearl Harbor

Price: Adults from $57; kids from $44 (ages 3 to 11) Duration: 5 hours

On this half-day tour from Waikiki, you'll have a chance to see the entirety of the Pearl Harbor National Memorial, including the USS Arizona Memorial. You'll also get a brief history lesson as you roll through downtown Honolulu on the way back to your departure point. Recent tourgoers praise this tour, noting that it's informative as well as kid-friendly. The Pearl Harbor Remembered Tour , a full-day (seven-hour) version of this tour that includes a visit to the Battleship Missouri Memorial, is also highly rated.

The Salute to Pearl Harbor tour departs Waikiki twice daily. Tickets include round-trip transportation between the memorial and several Waikiki pickup points.

Karma Tour Hawaii – Pearl Harbor Passport "A Complete Experience" 

Price: Adults from $249 for adults; kids from $229 (ages 3 to 12) Duration: 9 hours

This tour is ideal for travelers who want to explore the history of Pearl Harbor in depth. After a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial, you'll visit the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum (formerly the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park), the USS Battleship Missouri Memorial and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. You'll also drive by the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater, which honors the fallen men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces. Recent travelers say they enjoyed the company and expertise of their guides, and appreciated that all tickets and transportation were coordinated by the tour company.

This tour departs Waikiki between 7 and 8 a.m. daily.

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Personalized Hawaii Tours – Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial, Small Group Tour

Price: From $80 Duration : 4 hours

This small-group tour with up to 11 participants transports travelers from Waikiki to the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and includes tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. After your visit, you'll drive through the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific before the ride back to Honolulu, which will be accompanied by a history lesson of local landmarks. Recent visitors say they appreciated the knowledgeable guides on this tour, noting they discovered tidbits of history they wouldn't have otherwise known or remembered.

Tours depart Waikiki at 7:30 and 9 a.m. daily.

Daniels Hawaii - Tours & Activities – Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona & Hawaiian History Tour

Price: From $59 Duration: 5 to 6 hours

If you're looking for a small-group tour of Pearl Harbor, this is one of the best. Limited to 15 participants (at least 8 years old), this tour includes tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial and plenty of time to explore the rest of the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. On the way back to Waikiki, you'll learn all about Honolulu's historic landmarks, including the Aloha Tower, King Kamehameha Statue and the 'Iolani Palace . Recent travelers say the guides are great storytellers and that the small-group setting enhances the experience.

Roberts Hawaii Tours & Activities – Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona, and City Tour

Price: Adults from $69; kids from $44 (4 to 11) Duration: 5 hours

As you make your way to Pearl Harbor, you'll learn a little bit about the history of Honolulu, passing local landmarks like 'Iolani Palace, Honolulu City Hall and Kawaiahaʻo Church. Once you arrive at Pearl Harbor National Memorial, you'll have a few hours to explore the exhibits as well as the USS Arizona Memorial. On the way back, you'll pass the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific and the Hawaii State Capitol. This tour consistently receives positive reviews, though some travelers note their tours were behind schedule. Roberts Hawaii Tours also offers this well-rated excursion that adds a visit to "Mighty Mo" (the Battleship Missouri Memorial) on Ford Island.

The half-day tour picks up from Waikiki twice daily, with an early- and late-morning departure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Plan to spend one full day at Pearl Harbor. Most guided tours of Pearl Harbor take a half day, at minimum, factoring in transportation to and from Oahu hotels .

Different tours cover different attractions, and it's important to understand that not all of the Pearl Harbor sites are located in one place. For example, the Battleship Missouri Memorial and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum are located on Ford Island, and neither of them are affiliated with the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.

The Pearl Harbor National Memorial is managed by the National Park Service and encompasses a visitor center, a theater, a bookstore, interpretive exhibits, Remembrance Circle and most notably, the USS Arizona Memorial, which honors the 1,177 crewmen who lost their lives on the battleship during the attack.

At minimum, most Pearl Harbor tours provide transporation from Waikiki and visit the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.

Yes, and you can reserve tickets up to roughly 60 days in advance of your visit through Recreation.gov . These tickets are available to reserve starting at 3 p.m. HST daily, and no more than nine tickets per person can be reserved in advance. Any tickets reserved in advance will be charged a nonrefundable $1 convenience fee per ticket. The park service recommends travelers with reserved tickets arrive one hour before their scheduled visit.

The Pearl Harbor National Memorial's visitor center, its two galleries, bookstore, wayside exhibits and Remembrance Circle are all free to visit and do not require tickets.

USS Arizona Memorial: For its main attraction, the USS Arizona Memorial, you must obtain a free, timed ticket in advance through Recreation.gov; a $1 free applies. The National Park Service operates tours of the USS Arizona, which include a short film about the attack and rides to and from the memorial on a boat operated by the U.S. Navy. Tours depart the visitor center every 15 minutes between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. daily and last approximately 45 minutes.

Travelers who want to enhance their experience at the USS Arizona Memorial have a few options:

• Visitor Center Official Multimedia Tour (23 Stops): The first is a two-hour, self-guided audio tour. Actress Jamie Lee Curtis narrates the recording and guest speakers include historians and survivors of the attack. Multiple patrons recommend opting for the audio tour and say it is worth the fee ($11 for adults ages 13 and older and $7 for kids ages 4 to 12, plus a $1 service fee per ticket).
• Deluxe Combination Narrated Tour & VR: Tech-savvy visitors may want to heed the advice of past travelers and upgrade to the deluxe tour of the facility, which includes the audio tour and access to the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center. At the center, tourists can use virtual reality equipment to simulate walking aboard the USS Utah   prior to the attack, viewing the attack itself and visiting the memorial. Tickets for this tour start at $20.99 for adults ages 13 and older, and $14 for kids ages 4 to 12. A $1 service fee is charged for each ticket.

Tuesdays and Thursdays are the best days to visit Pearl Harbor. School groups typically visit Pearl Harbor on Wednesdays, and Mondays and Fridays are often as busy as the weekends.

For security reasons, all handbags that offer concealment (inclusive of diaper bags and camera bags) are not permitted on-site and must be stored, for $7 to $10 per bag, at a baggage facility near the visitor center. Alternatively, you can bring a clutch, wallet, clear handbag or clear plastic bag as long as it doesn't exceed 1.5 by 2.25 by 5.5 inches.

Pearl Harbor National Memorial does not impose an official dress code. However, clothing that shows excessive skin or displays profanity is discouraged.

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The 8 Best Pearl Harbor Tours: from budget to luxury, we have you covered

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The two most visited attractions in all of Hawaii are Pearl Harbor and the Polynesian Cultural Center . So if you’re planning a trip to the historic sites and museums at Pearl Harbor, you’re in good company. 

We’ve visited and toured Pearl Harbor multiple times, taking tours as well as just visiting on our own. I can tell you that if you’re at all interested in visiting, this should not be missed. 

To help you plan your trip, we’ve put together a list of the best Pearl Harbor tours. We’ve covered it all — from a half day tour to a full day tour and a wide range of budgets. Plus helpful tips that are important to know before you book with a tour group. And if you’re interested in visiting without a tour, we have some need to know tips at the end of the article. 

Already know what you’re looking for? Jump to booking here: – For a 4hr small group tour of the USS Arizona, book Personalized Hawaii Vacations – For a 5hr budget friendly tour of the USS Arizona and the Pearl Harbor Visitor’s Center, book Enoa Tours – For a 6hr budget friendly and a slightly smaller group, go with Polynesian Adventures – Pack it all in with a small group in a 9hr Complete Pearl Harbor tour – Treat yourself to lunch and see it all in a 9.5hr tour with the Pearl Harbor Deluxe Tour – Not staying on Oahu? Not a problem, book a 9hr, small group, all stops tour with Hawaii Tours with inter-island flights included. – Make it personal and completely customizable by booking a private tour with Halia, choose from their 6 hour , 9 hour , or 12 hour options.

What to Consider Before Booking a Pearl Harbor Tour

Locations visited:

Pearl Harbor has four museums that you can visit, including the USS Arizona Memorial , the USS Bowfin Submarine , USS Battleship Missouri , and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum . In addition, the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is near the boat dock for the USS Arizona Memorial and it is well worth spending time there.

Some tours will only cover one or two sights while others will cover all the museums. Read the details before booking so you’re not disappointed! Other tours will take you through parts of downtown Honolulu so you can see sights like Iolani Palace or the Punchbowl Cemetery, though these are quick stops for photos and not full tours. 

Tours that cover more of the historic sites are longer and cost more.

Size of group:

We often get asked why tour prices can vary so significantly and the answer is usually dependent on the size of the group. The less expensive tours usually have a lot more people on them. That doesn’t mean they’re bad! But they do tend to move a little slower and be a little less flexible. 

Pickup locations:

Not all tours will pick up from your hotel or vacation rental. Some of the larger tour buses will pick up at set locations throughout Waikiki. Airport pickups are rare unless you have specifically booked a tour from a neighbor island ( like this tour ). 

Tour guide restrictions:

Your tour guide will not accompany you to the USS Arizona Memorial as they are prohibited from doing so. This can be a disappointment to people hoping for a full guided tour. In our experience, the best guides will give you history and information while they are driving you and during short tours at the beginning of visiting each museum. Then, you’re on your own to explore, listen, and learn.

I highly recommend the audio tour of the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. At the USS Missouri there was a tour guide on deck to answer all of our questions. 

Related read: Check out our Ultimate Oahu Travel Guide as you prepare for your trip! Consider a circle island tour to get yourself acquainted with the island early in your trip.

A Big Note About USS Arizona Memorial Tickets

One of the main reasons that people book tours is because they want to gain entrance to the USS Arizona Memorial . Unfortunately, booking a tour does not guarantee that you’ll get a ticket to see the memorial. There is a high probability that you’ll get one, but it’s not 100% guaranteed. 

Here’s why: only a set number of tickets are released in advance for the USS Arizona. Tour companies do their absolute best to secure tickets (and they are good at doing so), but there might be some instances where they miss out. It can be a huge bummer, especially if your entire reason for visiting Pearl Harbor is to visit the memorial. 

In addition, visiting the memorial requires a short boat ride. There are times when repair work is on the dock and no boat tours are running out to the USS Arizona Memorial. When that happens, you won’t be able to visit the memorial but all of the other museums and sights are still open and available to visit. 

On a personal note, the memorial is incredibly moving but I found visiting all of Pearl Harbor to be fascinating. While I would definitely be disappointed to not see the memorial, there is so much to do, see, and learn there that I still think it is worth visiting without seeing the USS Arizona memorial. 

If you’re taking a shorter tour or looking for a nice way to unwind after a day of touring and learning, check out one of our favorite sunset sails leaving from Waikiki.

The Best Pearl Harbor Tours

It can be tough to compare tours, so we’ve distilled these into some important need to know information. Note: we have included prices and these prices were accurate at the time of publishing. Click the booking button to see any updated prices.

Tours are super convenient and a great way to experience Pearl Harbor, but if you’re more of a DIY kind of traveler, read about visiting Pearl Harbor on your own .

Best Budget Friendly Pearl Harbor Tours

These tours offer an economical way to see Pearl Harbor on quick, half day excursions. At the time of publishing both of these tours were right around $50 per person . 

Salute To Pearl Harbor

This tour keeps you moving on a half day excursion to Pearl Harbor. See the USS Arizona Memorial, spend a bit of time at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, and then stop by the Aloha Tower on your way back to Waikiki. 

Tour details

• Sights visited: USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, Aloha Tower
• Pickup: From 6 Waikiki hotels
• Tour length: 5 hours
• Group size: up to 80 people (on a double decker bus)
• Adult price: $52 per person

Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor and Honolulu City Highlights Tour

If you are interested in seeing the USS Arizona Memorial and not spending the entire day exploring Pearl Harbor, this quick tour combines a visit to Pearl Harbor with a drive through downtown Honolulu. 

• Sights visited: USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, sightseeing tour of historic sights in downtown Honolulu
• Pickup: From select Waikiki hotels
• Tour length: 6 hours
• Group size: up to 50 people
• Adult price: $53 per person

Related article for budget travelers: How We Book our Hawaii Travel

Best Small Group Pearl Harbor Tours

Avoid big buses and enjoy a half day or full day out with a small group. Heading out with a small group will be more expensive, but it is a more personal tour.

Complete Pearl Harbor Historic Sights Tour

If you’re really interested in having a thorough tour of Pearl Harbor and visiting all of the museums (which we love doing!), this is a great tour. With only 12 passengers and a fun guide, you’ll enjoy spending the entire day immersing yourself in history. 

This is the tour we joined after flying in from Maui (more details on that tour below) and we thoroughly enjoyed it. 

• Sights visited: USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, USS Bowfin Submarine, USS Missouri Battleship, driving tour of downtown Honolulu
• Pickup: from your Waikiki hotel
• Tour length: 9 hours
• Group size: 12 passengers
• Adult price: $190 per person

Personalized Hawaii Vacations

Small group and quick tour? This checks both of those boxes! Visit the USS Arizona and spend a bit of time at the Pearl Harbor Museum before the tour drives you through downtown Honolulu on the way back to your hotel. 

• Sights visited: USS Arizona
• Pickup: Waikiki hotels
• Tour length: approximately 4 hours
• Group size: 11 people
• Adult price: $119 per person

Best Full Pearl Harbor Tour

While most visitors head to Pearl Harbor to pay their respects at the USS Arizona Memorial, there is a lot more to do and see. I get it — the first time I visited Pearl Harbor I saw the memorial, looked at a bit of information at the museum and headed home. 

What a mistake! When I finally went back and visited the other museums I was captivated. Climb through the Bowfin Submarine, walk the decks of the Battleship Missouri (Mighty Mo), and take in the aviation history at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. 

If you’re looking for a full tour that will take you to all of the museums, we have two recommendations for you: 

WWII Heroes Deluxe Pearl Harbor Tour with Lunch

Spend the day with Polynesian adventures on their deluxe tour, which includes lunch at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum cafe.

• Sights visited: USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, USS Missouri Battleship, USS Bowfin Submarine, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
• Tour length: 9.5 hours
• Group size: 50 people
• Adult price: $204

Again, we’re including this full tour because not only is it a great small group tour, but it’s also a fantastic full day and complete tour if you want to visit all the museums. Spend the entire day immersing yourself in history. 

Best Private Tour of Pearl Harbor

Half , full , or long day tour.

Sometimes you just want to see things at your own pace. If that’s you, consider taking a private tour with Halia. They offer 6 hour, 9 hour, or 12 hour tours with flat rate pricing for up to 10 guests. 

You can design the tour stops with your guide and they will help you to secure USS Arizona Memorial tickets, if possible. As a guide, you can expect to do 1 activity on a 6 hour tour , 2 activities on a 9 hour tour , and 3 activities on a 12 hour tour . 

Admission to the museums is not included in the tour price. 

• Sights visited: You choose!
• Pickup: Wherever you’d like!
• Tour length: 6 hours, 9 hours, or 12 hours
• Group size: up to 10 guests
• Adult price: prices start at $650

Related read for a luxurious Oahu stay: The 7 Best Luxury Hotels on Oahu

Best Pearl Harbor Tour from Maui, Kauai, or the Big Island

Hawaii tours.

If you’re staying on another island, you can absolutely do a day trip to visit Pearl Harbor. We did this tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. You can see a video of our experience above. Everything was taken care of and the day was incredibly smooth and easy. What an awesome way to visit for a day!

• Pickup: from the Honolulu airport
• Tour length: 9 hours, not including flight time
• Adult price: from $500 per person (includes airfare and airport pickup)

Do You Need to Take a Tour to Pearl Harbor?

Absolutely not. I’ve both visited on my own and taken a guided tour. While I did get significantly more from the guided tour (our tour guide was excellent, as most of them are), if you are not interested in having someone drive you around and provide you with historical facts, you can absolutely visit on your own. 

Tips for Visiting Pearl Harbor on your own

If you are planning to visit on your own, there are a few things you need to know for a successful trip:

• USS Arizona Memorial tickets must be reserved in advance. You can book them for $1 at the official website . Tickets can be booked 8 weeks in advance. If the date you want to visit is sold out, you’re not out of luck! They release additional tickets 24 hours in advance. You can get more information on when tickets are released here . If you can’t get tickets, you can try your luck by joining a standby line and waiting for availability on the boat to the memorial. 
• A shuttle to Ford island is required. If you want to visit Battleship Missouri and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, you will need to take a free shuttle to Ford Island. The shuttle leaves regularly and is easy to take. You’ll find it at the end near the USS Bowfin Submarine museum. 
• Bags are not allowed into Pearl Harbor and can either be left in your car or you can pay for bag storage.
• Passport to Pearl Harbor ticket: if you plan to visit all of the Museums, consider getting the Passport to Pearl Harbor ticket. This provides entrance to all of the museums but it does not include a USS Arizona Memorial reservation. 

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At the Pearl Harbor National Memorial, learn about one of the most pivotal moments in US history: the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the subsequent entry of the United States into World War II.

Pearl Harbor National Memorial museums & grounds are free. Program reservations are recommended. Plan your trip by reading more.

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Plan your unforgettable visit to Pearl Harbor, from the USS Arizona Memorial to the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, we'll help you make the most of your time at this historic site.

USS Arizona Memorial 

This memorial marks the resting place of most of the 1,177 sailors and marines killed on the battleship USS Arizona .

General Admission - Free 

Reservations for the USS Arizona Memorial strongly encouraged and must be booked through the National Park Service

Allow at least 2 hours 

Open daily - 7:00am - 5:00pm

Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum 

Tour World War II submarine Bowfin, which survived nine war patrols, and learn what life in the "Silent Service" was like for her 80-man crew and visit the Submarine Museum.

General Admission 

Adult (Ages 13+) - $21.99 ​

Child (Ages 4-12) - $12.99

Battleship Missouri Memorial 

Our knowledgeable tour guides will share the fascinating stories and history of the Might Mo. They bring history to life as you walk in General Douglas MacArthur's footsteps and stand on the Surrender Deck where World War II ended.

Adult (Ages 13+) - $34.99​

Child (Ages 4-12) - $17.49

Open daily - 8:00am - 4:00pm

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Stand on America's World War II aviation battlefield, site of the December 7, 1941 attack. Discover how aviation rose from the ashes of war to inspire hope, redefine freedom and galvanize a nation to overcome. Visit two bullet-riddled hangars, an authentic section of the USS Arizona and incredible 1940s artifacts.

Adult (Ages 13+) - $25.99 ​

Child (Ages 4-12) - $14.99

Allow at least 1.5 hours  

Open daily - 9:00am - 5:00pm

PASSPORTS DO NOT INCLUDE RESERVATIONS TO THE USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL. Please visit the National Park Service website at  recreation.gov  to reserve tickets.

Passport to Pearl Harbor 

See everything Pearl Harbor has to offer with the Passport to Pearl Harbor. One historic location, four very distinct destinations, each as compelling as the next and none that you'd want to miss.

Visitor Center Self-Guided Multimedia Tour 

Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center 

​Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum General Admission  Battleship Missouri Memorial General Admission

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum General Admission 

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Official passport to pearl harbor.

The Passport to Pearl Harbor ticket is the official, complete self-guided tour at the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites. This is the perfect tour to take your time at the places you want to see the most. Includes:

• Admission to the Battleship Missouri, USS Oklahoma and USS Bowfin & Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum
• Admission to the Pear Harbor Aviation Museum and Pearl Harbor Visitors Center

Round trip transportation to Ford Island

Transportation to/from Pearl Harbor is not included. Find out how to get to Pearl Harbor   here .

What’s Included

Tickets to the best sites including: Battleship Missouri, USS Oklahoma, USS Bowfin & Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, & Pearl Harbor Visitors Center.

Audio tours included

USS Arizona boat and Memorial tickets are NOT included - Book a tour that include tickets to the USS Arizona.

$ 89.99 / Adult

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Need help choosing the right tour for you, tour highlights.

USS Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center Self-guided Narrated Tour (1 hour)

USS Arizona Virtual Reality Center (15-20 minutes)

Battleship Missouri Memorial Admission and 35 min guided tour (1-1.5 hours)

The USS Oklahoma

The pacific fleet submarine museum (includes the uss bowfin submarine) admission & self-guided narrated tour (1-1.5 hours).

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum & self-guided narrated tour (1-1.5 hours)

Tour requirements.

Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum (Includes the USS Bowfin)

Please be aware that children younger than four years of age may not enter the submarine for safety reasons.

Aviation Museum Top of Tower Add On 

Children must be at least 42″ tall to join the Top of the Tower Tour.  

All visitors are required to climb 2 flights of steep stairs to reach the observation tower.

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Frequently asked questions, what is the baggage policy.

No bags of any size are allowed anywhere at Pearl Harbor. This includes backpacks, camera bags, purses, luggage, and fanny packs must all be left at the baggage storage at the entrance to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. For diaper needs, we suggest parents and caregivers include these baby items in a clear sealable under the stroller seat for clear visibility and access.

Where can I pick up my audio tour headset?

You can pick up your headset for the audio tour near the Information Desk at the Visitors Center.

Can I bring a stroller, wheelchair, or mobility device?

Pearl Harbor is an accessible site, there are no hills, and the paths are mostly flat. Wheelchairs are not available for rent at the park. There are benches placed around the visitor center and there are wheelchair locks on the US Navy navy boats to and from the memorial that sport visitors back and forth to the Memorial.

Motorized mobility devices are welcome at the Visitor Center and on US Navy Vessels, and the USS Arizona Memorial.

Strollers are welcome on site but can only go so far as the USS Arizona Memorial pre-boarding area at the Park Theater. Strollers are not permitted on US Navy vessels or the USS Arizona Memorial, please bring a baby carrier as an alternate option in these areas.

Can I bring food and beverages?  

Due to the Pearl Harbor National Memorial's no-bag policy, only bring snacks and water bottles that you can carry. There is a small snack shop on site that carries various sundry snacks and cold beverages as well as restaurants throughout the area. There are water fountains located throughout the park to use or refill water bottles.

What is appropriate dress and attire?

We recommend that all visitors consider this site is for remembrance and reflection of the loss of life in service to the United States, therefore please plan for appropriate dress. Battle dress uniform is not allowed on the memorial, though it is allowed throughout the visitor center and at sites on Ford Island. Military visitors are welcome to wear civilian attire when visiting.

Come prepared with comfortable shoes as you will be on your feet throughout your visit, including a hat, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen are recommended.

What can I bring?

Wear comfortable shoes, a hat, and sunblock. 

Don’t forget your photo ID and leave all bags behind, as you are not allowed to bring them into Pearl Harbor.

When should the day start?

Remember to start your tour early in the day to ensure you get tickets for the USS Arizona Memorial program and you have tip to visit all the sites included in your ticket. Start no later than 10am. Last visit to the Aviation Museum is 4:30pm.

When should I buy a USS Arizona Ticket?

8 weeks before tour date – At 7:00 am Hawaii Standard Time 300 tickets are made available for reservations. Tickets can sell out quickly depending on the season so it’s best to plan early if you want to get these. There is a $1.00 service fee for each reserved ticket.

The day before your tour date – At 3:00 pm Hawaii Standard Time 300 tickets are made available for reservations. These frequently go even faster depending on the season, so be prepared to make your reservations as soon as possible after 3:00 pm. There is a $1.00 service fee for each reserved ticket.

Where can we get food?

The Aviation Museum is also a great place for a lunch break, the air conditioned cafe offers an American style menu with quick meals and drinks.

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Booking and cancelling are easy with Pearl Harbor Oahu.

Cancellations on tours without airfare.

• Tours - Changes and cancellations are allowed up to 24 or 48 hours before tour time depending on the tour. FULL REFUND PROVIDED.
• Passport to Pearl Harbor - Changes and cancellations are allowed up 24 hours before tour time.  10% cancellation fee applies.
• Any cancellations made within 24 hours of tour time are non-refundable.
• No-Shows are non-refundable.
• Groups of 8 or more may make changes and cancellations up to 17:00 local time, 7 business days prior to the activity. Cancellations made later are subject to a 100% charge.

Cancellations on Tours with Airfare

• Tours that include airfare are non-refundable.
• Airfare is not transferable and not changeable.

Although flights are non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-changeable, please give us notice as soon as you know that you will not be able to go on the tour and we will try to work with our airline partners to reschedule you. While this has happened, it is not a guarantee.

What happens if Pearl Harbor closes for weather or security reasons?

Most of our tours will include a full refund in such cases. Tours including airfare and combo tours may operate depending on the circumstances. If they operate, unused admissions will be refunded.

The movie at the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center, the boat to the Arizona Memorial, the Arizona Memorial, and the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center are all out of our control. If there is a closure for safety, weather, mechanical or other causes, tours that have already departed are not eligible for refunds.

Other Pearl Harbor Tour Cancellation Policies

Rescheduling is not allowed within 24 hours of the tour. Because this is within the 24-hour cancellation policy, it is non-refundable.

Your pick-up location will be sent to you after booking. It is the guest's responsibility to be at the pick-up location at the time scheduled. Failure to be at the correct location or the correct time is considered a no-show and will not be rescheduled or refunded.

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Located on the ground where bombs first fell on that fateful day, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum invites you to experience Pearl Harbor like you never have before.

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PEARL HARBOR AVIATION MUSEUM Experience America's World War II Aviation battlefield. Visit two bullet-riddled hangars and discover how aviation rose from the ashes of war to inspire hope, redefine freedom and galvanize a nation to overcome and take in the views of Pearl Harbor from 168 feet above the battlefield in our Top of the Tower Tour. Open daily 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

BATTLESHIP MISSOURI MEMORIAL Open Daily 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

PACIFIC FLEET SUBMARINE MUSEUM Open Daily 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

PARKING Pearl Harbor National Memorial charges a $7/day parking fee to all those arriving in personal or rented vehicles. The parking fee can be paid through a virtual pay system through visitors’ mobile device or through an onsite kiosk located within the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center complex.

SHUTTLE TO THE MUSEUM Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum and Battleship Missouri Memorial are both located on Ford Island, an active military base, and are only accessible to the general public via the shuttle buses which depart from the Visitor Center every 15 minutes. The last shuttle back to the Visitor Center leaves at 5:00 p.m. from Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.

PEARL HARBOR VISITOR CENTER All guests without military base access should park at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and enter the main gates. From there, follow the signs to the Free Shuttle that will take you to Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.

USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL Tours run daily from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Passport tickets do not include the tour of the USS Arizona Memorial.

Before you Visit

• General Admission gives full access to our 50+ aircraft and all exhibits in Hangar 37, Hangar 79 and The Raytheon Pavilion.
• We strongly encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance.
• Free guided audio tours available in English, Japanese, Spanish, Korea, Cantonese and Mandarin.
• Add-ons are available both on our website and onsite on a first come, first serve basis at an additional cost. More information below.
• Our Museum is located on historic Ford Island – an active military base – and is accessible to all by shuttle bus from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Those who have base access, may drive directly onto Ford Island and park at our Museum.
• Free shuttles depart approximately every 15 minutes from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily.
• The last shuttle returning visitors to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center leaves the Museum at 5:00 p.m.

Adult:  $25.99 (USD) Children (Ages 4-12): $14.99 (USD) Members: Free Children 3 years of age and under: Free

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One historic location, four very distinct destinations, each as compelling as the next and none that you’d want to miss.

TICKET INCLUDES

• Visitor Center Narrated Multimedia Tour
• Battleship Missouri Memorial- Mighty Mo Pass
• Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum – Admission
• Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum – Admission
• Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center

PRICING Adult: $89.99 for Adults Child (Ages 4-12): $49.99 for kids Children 3 years of age and under: Free

PASSPORTS DO NOT INCLUDE THE BOAT TICKETS TO THE USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL. PLEASE VISIT THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WEBSITE AT RECREATION.GOV TO RESERVE TICKETS.

Museum store

Visit Hangar 37 to find collectible WWII model airplanes, books, toys, games, aviation and Hawaii-themed shirts, collectible mugs and glasses, and more.

The museum store is open daily from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Hangar Cafe

Dine in air-conditioned comfort in our WWII-themed café for those who’d like to sit down for a quick bite to eat. Experience life on historic 1940s Ford Island as the aviators of the Pacific may have, now featuring a new menu of classic, all-American meals.

The café is open from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with the grill closing at 3:00 p.m. Admission not required when dining only.

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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum has over 100,000 square feet of space for gatherings of all sizes: conferences, annual meetings, galas, parties, ceremonies and more.

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Deluxe Combination Narrated Tour & Vr

Pearl Harbor National Memorial Tours

National Park Service boat tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial are not required or included in this tour.  

There is a reason why the USS Arizona Memorial is the number one visited destination in Hawaii. Millions of visitors from all over the world come to this majestic setting to see for themselves where World War II began for the United States on December 7th, 1941. 

Since there are no escort tours available at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, we encourage visitors to take the USS Arizona Deluxe Tour. This incredible package includes the use of a smartphone/headset upon check-in. Let Jamie Lee Curtis guide you through the Visitor Center’s two world-class museums, with narration aboard the Memorial and throughout the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Hear firsthand from actual USS Arizona and Pearl Harbor Survivors as they retell their stories and retrace the events of Dec 7, 1941. 

Only this Deluxe Tour allows visitors exclusive access, via smartphone, to the National Park Service World War II archives and videos on the attack at Pearl Harbor. 

Completely immerse yourself in WWII History at the National Park Service's new Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center, where “History Comes Alive”. Travel back in time with never-before-seen 360-degree perspectives and retrace the events of December 7, 1941. This provides the timeline of the attack and places you on the deck of the USS Utah, one of the battleships destroyed on that Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. Three minutes after the first wave of Japanese warplanes arrived at Pearl Harbor, a message was sent that would resonate through history: “Air Raid Pearl Harbor, This is no Drill.” These incredible Pearl Harbor tours are best shared with our new virtual reality technology. Discover the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Tours for yourself. All equipment is provided, and it’s easy to use. 

Please check in with your confirmation at our USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Tour desk and Virtual Reality Center, located in the courtyard of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. 

National Park Service boat tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial are not required or included in this tour. Please visit https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/233338/ticket/16 to reserve those tickets.

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Need to Know

Please check in with us at our USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Tour desk, located in the courtyard of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Have a printed or digital copy of your reservation ticket to show the site staff.

The Deluxe Tour tickets are good for the entire day between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on the day of your reservation.

This program DOES NOT include the boat tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Please visit https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/233338/ticket/16

Strollers are allowed in the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, but not in the theater. You will be able to leave your stroller by the entrance of the theater and pick it up at the end of your program. Please keep in mind that this means you will have to hold your child for the duration of the program (about an hour and 15 minutes).

We have restrooms located throughout the visitor center. Please keep in mind that there are NO public restrooms on the USS Arizona Memorial. Please plan accordingly.

Other than clear bottled water, there is NO food or drinks allowed in the theater, on the shuttle boats, or at the USS Arizona Memorial. However, food and drinks are allowed at the visitor center, which has a small snack shop with sandwiches and drinks. The nearby Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum has a food truck. There is a restaurant at the Pacific Aviation Museum, and the USS Missouri Battleship has a lunch truck. There are also many restaurants a short drive away from the visitor center.

Beginning April 15, 2023, a fee of $7/day for parking at the visitor center will be collected through a virtual pay system on visitors’ mobile devices or via an onsite kiosk (this fee cannot be paid through recreation.gov). 

While cameras, water bottles, wallets, and other small items can be brought on site, no bags (or other items that offer concealment) are allowed at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. However, there is a bag storage facility, located at the Pacific Fleet Submarine shuttle bus stop, where you can store your belongings for a fee of $6 per bag.

Visitors are reminded that they are visiting a site of tremendous loss of life in service to our country. Military visitors to the memorial are within the bounds of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, and military regulations relating to military dress are enforced by Navy personnel. Per the Pacific Commander, military visitors in uniform are required to dress in Class B or better in order to gain access to the USS Arizona Memorial. Battle dress uniform is not allowed on the memorial, though it is allowed throughout the visitor center and at sites on Ford Island. Military visitors are welcome to wear civilian clothes when they visit.

The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center has reserved accessible parking in the front parking lot. The restrooms, theater, exhibit galleries, bookstore, information desks, drinking fountains, Navy shuttle boats, and USS Arizona Memorial are all fully-accessible to visitors in wheelchairs.

There are also many locations throughout the park for visitors to sit and rest. Please keep in mind that there is no seating at the memorial.

For visitors with hearing impairments, the documentary shown in the theater is fully-captioned (in English).There is an induction loop for use with hearing aids. Visually-impaired visitors will find signage in braille in addition to tactile models of various interpretive resources throughout the site.

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The Pearl Harbor NWR units will not be opened to general public entry, except for year-round access at the Betty Bliss Memorial Overlook for interpretation, wildlife viewing, and photography.

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Established in 1972 as mitigation for construction of the Honolulu International Airport Reef Runway, Pearl Harbor NWR is managed under a cooperative agreement with Federal Aviation Administration, the State of Hawaiʻi, and the U.S. Navy to protect endangered plants and animals and their habitats.

The National Wildlife Refuge System is a series of lands and waters owned and managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Wildlife conservation is at the heart of the refuge system. It drives everything we do from the purpose a refuge is established, to the recreational activities offered there, to the resource management tools we use. Selecting the right tools helps us ensure the survival of local plants and animals and helps fulfill the purpose of the refuge.

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Endangered Hawaiian waterbirds, endangered plants, and anchialine pool shrimp occur at the Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge.

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Rumors Swirl Around ‘Bennifer’: A Complete Timeline Of The Jennifer Lopez-Ben Affleck Relationship

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After 22 years, five marriages and five children with other partners between them, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have made a number of recent appearances apart—Lopez at the Met Gala, Affleck at the celebrity roast of Tom Brady—fueling speculation about the state of their two-year marriage, just the latest in their long public history.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez attend the Los Angeles Premiere Of Amazon MGM Studios "This Is ... [+] Me...Now: A Love Story" on Feb. 13, 2024.

May 14 Jennifer Lopez is seen looking at houses in Los Angeles without Affleck, TMZ reported.

March 31 Lopez and Affleck are last seen in public together on Easter Sunday on a lunch date at Cecconi’s in Brooklyn.

Feb 16, 2024 Lopez releases the album and documentary "This Is Me... Now" with at least two tracks written specifically for her husband: "Dear Ben" (from 2002's "This Is Me...Then" album) and "Dear Ben Pt. II."

Jan. 2023 Lopez announces the couple, and their children, moved in together.

July 16, 2022 The pair marries in a Las Vegas ceremony and in August has a party to celebrate at Affleck's Georgia estate.

April 2022 The couple announces their engagement and Lopez shows off photos of a 8.5 carat natural green diamond ring.

Sept. 2021 The pair makes their red carpet re-debut at the 2021 Venice Film Festival and follow it up with a Met Gala appearance.

May 2021 Rumors that Affleck and Lopez are back together are reported by Us Weekly and later confirmed by E! News and People.

April 2021 Affleck speaks to "InStyle" for the magazine's cover story about Lopez, calling her "the hardest-working person I’ve come across in this business."

March 2021 Lopez and Rodriguez officially split one month after calling off their engagement.

January 2021 Affleck and de Armas break up .

March 2020 Affleck and his "Deep Water" co-star Ana de Armas are spotted kissing in Costa Rica.

April 2019 Affleck and Shookus break up.

March 9, 2019 Jennifer Lopez announces she and Rodriguez are engaged .

July 2017 Affleck begins dating "Saturday Night Live” producer Lindsay Shookus.

February 2017 Lopez starts dating former Yankees player Alex Rodriguez.

March 2016 Lopez tells People there was "genuine love" in their then decade-old relationship and says tabloid attention put "a lot of pressure" on the pair.

June 30, 2015 Garner and Affleck, who have three children, announce their divorce days after their 10th wedding anniversary.

June 2014 Lopez and Anthony finalize their divorce.

July 2011 Anthony and Lopez, who had two children together, announce their separation

.June 29, 2005 Affleck marries actress Jennifer Garner , who he met on the set of “Pearl Harbor” four years earlier and started dating in the summer of 2004.

June 5, 2004 Lopez marries singer Marc Anthony, who she first met in 1998.

Jan. 2004 Lopez and Affleck officially called it quits.

Sept. 2003 The couple postpone their wedding one day before the planned ceremony, citing "excessive media attention."

Nov. 2002 Affleck proposes to Lopez on a trip to Boston to visit his family and the proposal leads Lopez to cry “incredible purging tears of happiness,” she says at the time (the 6.1-carat pink diamond Harry Winston ring is reported to have cost $2.5 million).

Nov. 2002 Affleck has a steamy cameo in Lopez's “Jenny from the Block” music video, which he later says he regretted : "It not only makes me look like a petulant fool, but it surely qualifies as ungentlemanly."

July 2002 Lopez is spotted kissing Affleck at her 32nd birthday party and files for divorce from Judd two days later.

Early 2002 Lopez and Affleck meet on the set of crime comedy "Gigli" (Lopez is married to Cris Judd at the time).

Forbes Valuation

Affleck , 51, was ranked at No. 37 on Forbes' list of highest-paid celebrities in 2020, making $55 million that year. He's starred in box office hits like "Batman v. Superman," "Pearl Harbor" and "Armageddon" over his decades-long career, and scored eight-figure salaries for recent films like "The Last Duel" and "Hypnotic." Lopez , 54, was ranked at No. 56 on the highest-paid celebrities list that same year. It's estimated she made $47.5 million thanks to deals with Versace, DSW, Quay sunglasses and her own fragrance. She's built her fortune through eight studio albums, a Las Vegas residency and a series of world tours, including a 2019 world tour that grossed $55 million.

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