Passport to Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, HI

1 Arizona Memorial PlHonolulu, HI 96818
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$89.99
Total Price: $91.79 (USD)
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Overview

Explore all of the unique attractions of Pearl Harbor with one discounted Passport to Pearl Harbor - essentially a full-day tour with an incredible amount to see and do. This pass includes admission to the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, the Battleship Missouri Memorial, the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and a Pearl Harbor Visitor Center audio tour. Climb aboard the "Mighty Mo" Battleship Missouri, stand on an American WWII battlefield, and delve into the history of America's Submarine Force and learn about the Navy submariners' vital role they played in the war. Pearl Harbor is a National Historical Landmark that offers a compelling and educational experience for all visitors.

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Good To Know

  • Include admission to the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, Battleship Missouri Memorial, and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.
  • Plan to spend a full day.
  • Morning hours are less crowded, and temperatures aren't as hot.
  • USS Arizona Memorial is accessible by a Navy-operated shuttle boat ride. These tickets are not included in the passport, but can be reserved via the Recreation.gov website.
  • Parking is free at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.
  • Hotel pick-up is not included.
  • While cameras are allowed, camera bags or bags of any kind are not permitted. The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum operates a baggage storage facility near the entrance to the visitor center. Fees apply.
  • Masks are required for all visitors over the age of two while inside portions of Pearl Harbor National Memorial and Visitor Center.

Description

Embark on a profound journey through history with Passport to Pearl Harbor, granting access to four iconic and distinct destinations that encapsulate the pivotal events of World War II. Begin at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where you'll delve into the historical context and significance of December 7, 1941, through immersive exhibits and firsthand accounts.

Next, descend into the depths of history aboard the Bowfin Submarine, known as the "Pearl Harbor Avenger." Experience firsthand the cramped quarters and strategic importance of submarines during wartime as you explore this meticulously preserved vessel. Children under 4 years old are not allowed onto the Bowfin Submarine due to safety concerns.

Afterwards, head to the military base and queue for the public shuttle to Ford Island. Within 15-20 minutes, you'll begin your exploration of the Battleship Missouri Memorial. Step aboard this mighty vessel where Japan formally surrendered, marking the end of World War II. Spend 1-2 hours discovering both the interior and exterior of the Mighty Mo, and join a volunteer-led guided walk to gain deeper insights into its historic significance.

Board the shuttle once more to reach the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, where you'll encounter a fascinating array of aircraft that played pivotal roles in World War II. From fighters to bombers, explore the evolution of aviation and enjoy refreshments while marveling at these engineering marvels.

Conclude your day by boarding the shuttle back to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, reflecting on the day's discoveries and the profound impact of World War II. Passport to Pearl Harbor offers a rich and unforgettable experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the bravery, sacrifice, and resilience that shaped history in the Pacific theater.

It is recommended that you start using the passport by 10:00 am to be able to visit all sites included in your ticket.

The Battleship Missouri Memorial & Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum are located on Ford Island, which is a secured military base. If you do not have base access, you will need to take a FREE shuttle to get there. Shuttles depart from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center every 15-20 minutes from 8:00am daily. Shuttles run on a loop with the first stop at the Battleship Missouri Memorial, second stop at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum and then back to the Visitor Center. The last shuttle departs from the Battleship Missouri Memorial at 4:05pm. The last shuttle departs from the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum at 5:00pm. Include an additional hour for transportation to your passport experience.

Please note: Passports DO NOT include reservations for the USS Arizona Memorial boat ride. Entry is free to the USS Arizona Memorial, but advanced reservations are recommended. You may visit National Park Service (NPS) website to book your tickets.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Passport to Pearl Harbor

What are the hours of operation?

Pearl Harbor Hours are 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. Remember that Pearl harbor is closed on Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and January 1. It is open all other days of the year unless weather or political conditions cause a closure. If you are uncertain, check with your tour company.

Is parking provided? If so, what is the fee?

There is free parking available near the Visitor Center.

What should I wear?

There is not official Pearl Harbor dress code, but rangers reserve the right to ask visitors to leave if they are dressed inappropriately. We also suggest you bring a jacket. People often imagine that Hawaii has only one temperature, but it can get chilly and rain. You do not want to miss out on the outdoor exhibits if it rains. A rain jacket will make your trip more comfortable. Also, if you find the theaters cold, you may wear your jacket.

Is the tour/attraction/activity appropriate for children?

It is OK to bring kids to Pearl Harbor. It is one of the best things you can do with your kids in Hawaii.

Is transportation included? If so, where is the pick-up spot, or how do I arrange it?

Transportation to and from Pearl Harbor is not included in the Passport. You can take public transportation or a taxi from Waikiki or drive there yourself to get there. Pearl Harbor is a short drive from Waikiki and downtown Honolulu.

Is the attraction wheelchair accessible?

The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is very accessible for visitors with disabilities. There is reserved accessible parking in the front lot, a short distance from the entrance.

Can I bring my camera?

Cameras are allowed at Pearl Harbor. You can take photos everywhere EXCEPT on the Admiral Clarey Bridge to Ford Island. Cameras allowed at Pearl Harbor include video cameras. However, if you bring a larger than the standard camera, security may need to inspect it. You will also be questioned about filming commercially, which is prohibited without a permit. Remember that you can only take what you can fit in your pockets and a camera to carry in your hands. While cameras are allowed at Pearl Harbor, camera bags are prohibited.