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Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona & Hawaiian History | Small Group Tour

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Enjoy an interesting half day excursion (5-6 hours) to Pearl Harbor National Park, Downtown Honolulu, Iolani Palace, Aloha Tower, King Kamehameha Statue and more spots. This is a Small Group Pearl Harbor Tour with exclusive service. You have enough time to visit the two museums at Pearl Harbor National Park, take the boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial and explore the National Park at your own pace. On your Honolulu City tour you stop at the King Kamehameha Statue in front of the "Hawaii Five-0" Headquarters. You will see the Iolani Palace and learn about Hawaiian history. This small group Pearl Harbor Tour is perfect for everybody who wants to explore Pearl Harbor, but does not want to be cramped in one of the big tour busses. Maximum group size is 14.

Ticket Options

3 Options Available

Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona : $79

Duration: 5 hours: ~3 hours at Pearl Harbor National ParkStarting in Waikiki: Tour starts and ends in Waikiki. Guided Walking Tour (~30 minutes) through Downtown Honolulu to see historic spots.Luxury Van: 14 PAX Van with big windows and cold ACPearl Harbor & Honolulu Tour: Explore Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona and Downtown Honolulu. Stop at the Iolani Palace and the Hawaii Five-0 Headquarters ;)Pickup included

Tour incl. Trip Protection: $94

Trip Protection: Full refund up to 12 hours before Tour start, in case of Bad Weather, Sold Out USS Arizona tickets, Sickness,...Pickup included

GERMAN Pearl Harbor Tour : $89

Duration: 5 hours: 5-6 hour tour including ~3 hours at Pearl Harbor National ParkWaikiki Pearl Harbor : Waikiki Pick Up, Guided Downtown Honolulu Tour. Self-Guided Pearl Harbor National Park TourVan : Minimum of 4 Guests to run the tour. Max.14 Guests per vanPickup included

Ticket Information

• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

What's Included

• Local guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional guide
• USS Arizona Memorial Program-Arizona Memorial boat ticket based on availability

What's not Included

• Audio Guide at the museum (recommended)

Cancellation Policy

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

Additional Info

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, the Navy may suspend boat operations to the USS Arizona Memorial at any time or impose a capacity restriction on the boats. In such cases, there will be no refunds. You can still enjoy USS Arizona exhibits, the Visitors’ Center and park monuments as well as the Honolulu City Tour. The duration of the tour stays the same!
• The tour itinerary might change e.g. due to traffic
• Due to the current capacity limitations at Pearl Harbor skip the line access may be impacted, we will communicate with you directly post booking with updates and critical information related to your chosen travel date.
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

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Official Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Deluxe Combo Tour

Join us for a self-guided tour through the USS Arizona followed by exclusive access to WWII archives.

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Official Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Tours

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Official Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Admiral's VIP Tour

Join us for an Admiral’s VIP self-guided tour through the USS Arizona, including exclusive access to our WWII archives and All four VR tours.

• Unlimited Access
• 28 Stops - 60 to 90 mins
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• Clock 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

USS Arizona Pearl Harbor Captain's Narrated Multimedia Tour

Let Jamie Lee Curtis and real Pearl Harbor Survivors guide you through Pearl Harbor National Memorial on this 60-90 minute narrated tour of the historic memorial that you will never forget.

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Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality – Skies Over Pearl Tour

Special VR Tour that lets you experience the Japanese attack from the deck of the Battleship USS Utah in Pearl Harbor. Step back in time and discover the National Park Service’s new Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center.

USS Arizona in the Pacific National Monument

Explore the $65 million Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, which includes free admission, outdoor exhibits, two world-class museums, the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center, the official USS Arizona Memorial Tours, the USS Arizona Memorial Museum Store, and access to more Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.

The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is open 362 days a year from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Movie/boat tours to the USS Arizona Memorial run from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., leaving every 15 minutes on US Navy shuttles that hold up to 145 passengers. Come learn about this important historic site, a must-do experience in Hawaii.

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"Stopped in on our vacation even though the actual memorial is not open to step foot on, there are other things to remember the past on site, if you do take the tour it is very knowledgeable of the past, definitely glad I brought and showed my 11-year-old daughter"

"Every U.S. citizen should see this. One of the most moving experiences of my life reliving the sacrifices made that day and all the lives lost and still entombed in the sunken ship. Great history lesson for all Americans!"

"Wonderful place to honor our fallen brothers and sisters. We did the Passport to Pearl Harbor which includes everything. It’s an entire day spent at Pearl Harbor, USS Missouri, The Bowfish Submarine, Pacific Aviation Museum and all the little extras you get from the tour guide."

"We were not able to tour the memorial itself because there were ongoing repairs, but we took a boat ride to see it, and watched an excellent film about it at the grounds. There is still a lot to see and experience, and it was well worth the trip to visit."

(5/16/23) We took in the solemn facts of the events. We had gotten the narrative headset from trip advisor with admission. We had also gotten the separate tickets from recreation.gov for $1.00 each, to go on the boat to the Arizona Memorial. It was incredibly easy and fast to gain access and enjoy our day at our pace.

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15 Best Pearl Harbor Tours

Located on the south coast of the island of Oahu is Pearl Harbor, a place whose name mostly evokes three associations.

To some, it’s an amazing holiday destination with stunning beaches and beautiful resorts.

To others it is the headquarters of the United States Pacific Fleet.

However, the majority associate it with the devastating attack on American naval soldiers by Japanese forces one quiet Sunday morning in 1941, an onslaught that was the catalyst for the Doolittle Raid.

Whichever the case, Pearl Harbor remains a great destination with tours galore that take you to countless places of interest along Hawaii’s largest natural harbor.

The attractions span from historical to geological, beaches to golfing, resorts to gastronomy, and more.

Here are 15 best Pearl Harbor tours we think are every bit worth the ticket.

1. Hawaii: Pearl Harbor and USS Arizona Small Group Tour

This skip-the-line ticket takes you on a 3-4-hour discovery of the most visited attraction in Hawaii, the USS Arizona Memorial, the resting place of sailors and Marines who perished on that fateful day in 1941.

With three departures at 8am, 10am, and midday, it starts with a narrated boat tour around the USS Arizona Memorial, before a visit to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.

Here, you will learn about the events preceding the attack and its aftermath, and get a chance to view artifacts that include photos of the battle and personal memorabilia from the soldiers.

Then, take a boat shuttle to the memorial, which was constructed over the remains of the Battleship USS Arizona to pay your respects to more than 1,000 crewmen who died in the attack.

2. Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial Tour with Pick-Up

Enjoy hotel pick-up and drop-off from any hotel in Waikiki with this tour that takes you aboard the USS Arizona Memorial.

You will get acquainted with the infamous attack and why the United States got involved in WWII.

This ticket grants you access to the “Road to War” and “Attack” museums where you can watch actual film footage of the events that transpired on that day.

Wrap up the tour with a historic touch as you tour downtown Honolulu, where you will visit iconic sites such as the Iolani Palace, where the Judiciary History Center and State Supreme Court are based.

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3. Oahu: Official USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Audio Tour

Embark on a 2.5-hour audio tour of the USS Arizona Memorial which vividly details the siege of Pearl Harbor.

You will visit the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center where you will find, among other attractions, the two world class museums, “Attack” and “Road to War”.

The award-winning tour comes with the National Park Service stamp of approval, and includes a gripping, 23-minute multilingual documentary put together by the Park.

This tour should be a feast for history buffs.

4. Passport to Pearl Harbor: Official Full-Day Ticket

This full-day ticket grants you access to the 4 historic sites at Pearl Harbor, starting with a multilingual narrated tour of the USS Arizona Memorial where you can honor the fallen at their final resting place.

From there, you will gain access to the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park to see artifacts to do with submarines.

Then, gain admission to the Pacific Aviation Museum to learn about the history of fighter planes through the years, after touring the USS Missouri where the battleship’s crucial role in history is detailed.

The tour can be done in whichever order you prefer, and also includes admission to the new Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center that offers three amazing virtual reality tours.

5. Honolulu: 6-Hour Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial

This 6-hour pass takes the hassle out of your trip and lets you attend to the business at hand: enjoying the attractions on offer.

Everything on this tour will be managed for you, from the round-trip transportation to and from Waikiki, to the tickets granting admission to the three main points of interest.

Whether it’s the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS Bowfin Submarine, or the Submarine Museum, this pass allows you to skip the lines and make the most out of the allotted time.

The package also comes complete with a complimentary light lunch (soup or hot dog).

Take a detour through the historical Honolulu downtown as you make your way back to Waikiki.

6. Hawaii: USS Arizona Memorial & Battleship Missouri Tour

This 5-6-hour tour details the history of the Pearl Harbor attack and gives you access to two major U.S. treasures: the USS Arizona Memorial and the Battleship Missouri Tour.

Standing over the remains of the Battleship USS Arizona, the USS Arizona Memorial is the biggest draw in Hawaii with more than 1.8 million visitors per year.

Once your visit there is done, you will take a shuttle boat to see the Battleship Missouri. This was the last American battleship built which served as an intimidating force for 5 decades before being decommissioned.

It was nicknamed the Mighty Mo and is famed for being the place the Japanese surrendered, bringing an end to WWII.

7. Pearl Harbor All Inclusive Full-Day Tour with Tickets

This is a comprehensive 7-9-hour tour that takes you on an adventure around Pearl Harbor’s biggest draws.

The beauty of it is that, in addition to the abundance of time to explore the various attractions, this also happens to be one of the smallest group tours in Oahu.

It starts with a visit to the must-see that is the USS Arizona Memorial, followed by a stop at the USS Missouri Battleship after lunch.

Then, you drive through downtown Honolulu to drink in its rich history which includes Iolani Palace, the golden statue of King Kamehameha the Great, Washington Place, and of course, the state capital.

8. USS Arizona Memorial and Aviation Museum Small-Group Tour

This small group tour takes you on an executive-level excursion of Pearl Harbor, starting with a chauffeured ride either from the airport, port, or your place of accommodation.

You will embark on a narrated boat tour around the USS Arizona Memorial and a complimentary audio guide will be provided as you explore the Aviation Museum.

The tour is not complete without a visit to the Road to War Museum and the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where you can watch actual footage of the Japanese attack on American naval soldiers and Marines.

9. Oahu 60-Minute Helicopter Tour: Doors On or Off

Hawaii’s third-largest island has a lot of rewarding experiences to offer, and one of the best ways to enjoy them is by appreciating them from an aerial perspective.

This is a 1-hour helicopter ride that flies past attractions like Diamond Head, the National Natural Monument, and round volcanic cliffs as you head to Makapu’u Lighthouse where you will find the largest lens lighthouse in the U.S.

This helicopter ride is a treat for both nature and historical lovers as it flies you over the most scenic natural and historical spots in Oahu.

You will see Ka’a’awa Valley, the place previous kings of the island called home, the gorgeous coral formations of Lanikai Beach, Ko’olau Mountains, as well as Kaneohe Bay, considered one of the most picturesque locations on earth, and much more.

10. Private Pearl Harbor Memorial Tour

A private tour of the Pearl Harbor Memorial lets you milk some perks that come with an exclusive tour – round-trip transportation (for three people), skipping the line, a fully insured vehicle, and a light lunch in front of the USS Bowfin submarine.

The ticket includes visits to the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS Missouri Battleship Memorial (covering three people) and a trip to Honolulu’s famous historical downtown.

You will also see the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and two museums – “Road to War” and “Attack” – with a complimentary cold drink to boot.

11. Oahu Day Tour: Pearl Harbor and Punchbowl Cemetery

This is a 6-hour land and sea day tour that will take you on a historical expedition of the island of Oahu, aka the Gathering Place.

It starts with a trip to the Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor, walking you through what unfolded on the morning of the attack that prompted America to join WWII.

You will then head over to the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center, where you can find historical artifacts and the film of the attack, then ride the Navy to honor the fallen soldiers at the Arizona Memorial.

From there, you will make a stop at the Punchbowl National Cemetery, before driving through the Courts of the Missing, a memorial in honor of soldiers missing from WWII, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

The tour wraps up with an overview of Honolulu’s historic district.

12. Ultimate Pearl Harbor and Circle Island Tour

This is one of the most comprehensive tours of Pearl Harbor that gives you a little bit of everything the lagoon harbor has to offer, with a knowledgeable guide to escort you.

Take a walk through history with a trip to the WWII “Valour in the Pacific” Monument and USS Arizona Memorial.

Once you have had enough of this deeply immersing experience, you will take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial structure to see the remains of the iconic battleship.

The 10.5-hour tour will then stop by Dole Plantation, before heading to the famous North Shore surf spots that include Waimea Bay, Banzai Pipeline, and Sunset Beach.

Then proceed to the Ni’uana Pali Lookout, the site of the ancient Hawaii Battle, before a stop at one of the most photographed locations in Hawaii, Hanauma Bay, where Elvis filmed Blue Hawaii.

13. Oahu: Full-Day Complete Pearl Harbor Experience from Waikiki

This 8-10-hour tour gives you round-trip transportation and tickets to Hawaii’s most famous attractions – the USS Missouri Battleship, the USS Bowfin submarine, and the Aviation Museum.

It’s an opportunity to see the USS Oklahoma on Ford Island and get acquainted with some rich history at the “Road to War” and “Attack” museums.

The USS Arizona Memorial is a must-visit attraction while here. Thankfully, this pass allows you to save time by skipping the long lines.

Sample American hot dogs for lunch as you bask in the magnificence of the USS Bowfin submarine docked at the ocean front, with a live guide providing narration at every one of these sites.

Enjoy a drive through downtown Honolulu and take in its myriad of attractions as you make your way from Pearl Harbor.

14. Oahu: Waikiki 20-Minute Doors On / Doors Off Helicopter Tour

This 20-minute helicopter tour gives you a bird’s eye view of the photogenic Waikiki, as a helicopter sweeps over the most eye-catching areas of this vibrant neighborhood.

The tour kicks off over Honolulu Harbor and then sweeps over the white sandy beaches of Waikiki until the Ala Moana open-air shopping mall is in sight.

You will then fly over the popular picnic grounds of Magic Island before the helicopter whisks you over the famed Waikiki Beach.

From there, you will soar over Diamond Head just before you get to the illustrious Punchbowl Crater. Then, wrap up the quick-fire tour by gliding towards Pearl Harbor, home to the USS Arizona Memorial.

15. Pearl Harbor, USS Missouri, Iolani Palace Full-Day Tour

This is a tour designed to let you squeeze the most out of Oahu’s top attractions.

The full-day tour starts with a stop at Pearl Harbor, from where you’ll take a Navy launch to the USS Arizona Memorial where the Japanese brokered a peace deal to end WWII.

A guided tour of the USS Missouri battleship is part of the package, but this is not before you swing by the Visitor Center to witness the collection of artifacts that survived the Japanese assault.

A tour of downtown Honolulu is on the cards as well, and this offers a trip back in time through attractions such as the Kawaiahao Church and the prominent statue of King Kamehameha the Great.

Then, discover the impressive exhibits housed at Hale and Mission Houses Museum, before wrapping up the tour by driving through the Punchbowl National Cemetery.

15 Best Pearl Harbor Tours:

• Hawaii: Pearl Harbor and USS Arizona Small Group Tour
• Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial Tour with Pick-Up
• Oahu: Official USS Arizona Memorial Narrated Audio Tour
• Passport to Pearl Harbor: Official Full-Day Ticket
• Honolulu: 6-Hour Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial
• Hawaii: USS Arizona Memorial & Battleship Missouri Tour
• Pearl Harbor All Inclusive Full-Day Tour with Tickets
• USS Arizona Memorial and Aviation Museum Small-Group Tour
• Oahu 60-Minute Helicopter Tour: Doors On or Off
• Private Pearl Harbor Memorial Tour
• Oahu Day Tour: Pearl Harbor and Punchbowl Cemetery
• Ultimate Pearl Harbor and Circle Island Tour
• Oahu: Full-Day Complete Pearl Harbor Experience from Waikiki
• Oahu: Waikiki 20-Minute Doors On / Doors Off Helicopter Tour
• Pearl Harbor, USS Missouri, Iolani Palace Full-Day Tour

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• Visiting Pearl Harbor

USS Arizona Memorial

• Battleship Missouri Memorial
• The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum
• USS Oklahoma Memorial
• Aviation Museum
• Transportation
• Attack Timeline
• Heroes & Survivors

With over 2 million visitors per year, Pearl Harbor is the most visited site in all of the Hawaiian Islands. The USS Arizona Memorial is one of the most popular memorials at Pearl Harbor, attracting curious visitors who wish the see the sunken ship. The memorial is built on top of the sunken Battleship USS Arizona located on Battleship Row at Ford Island. The 75-minute tour includes a 25-minute film, a Navy boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, and time to walk through the Memorial and time to give your respects.

What You'll See

Visiting the USS Arizona Memorial starts with a shuttle boat to the USS Arizona Memorial where you will board the memorial followed by an introduction by a National Park Ranger, and an impressive 23-minute documentary film. The only way to access the Arizona Memorial is by this Navy Shuttle boat on this tour.  

The first room of the memorial holds flags of the states from which the eight battleships of Battleship Row were named and a state flag from Utah from which the USS Utah was named. The USS Utah was not on battleship row, but still rests in Pearl Harbor and is memorialized on the far side of Ford Island.

The second room of the memorial is the large open area where you can reflect quietly and view the remains of the sunken USS Arizona below.  Ceremonies are held in the Assembly Room.

In the back of the memorial is a marble wall with the names of the 1,177 Sailors and Marines who died on the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor. This room is called The Shrine Room and it also honors the men who served on the USS Arizona and survived, but have chosen to be interred along with their shipmates.

Manning the Rail - If your visit is when a ship is entering Pearl Harbor, you may witness sailors “manning the rail”.  This is a beautiful tradition to honor all who lost their lives at Pearl Harbor. Sailors stand along the rails of their ship and salute the memorial.

The History of the USS Arizona Memorial

Builders first began working on the USS Arizona back in 1914. Many believed the ship would be named the North Carolina after the home state of Josephus Daniels – Secretary of the Navy at that time – but upon its completion, it was called the Arizona instead.

On June 19, 1915, the USS Arizona officially launched, but its first few years saw a number of mechanical problems. In 1917, the ship finally joined the Atlantic fleet, though she was mainly used as a training ship during World War I. Though a proud ship, she relied on oil, which was more scarce than coal at the time. The other ships fighting in the British Grand Fleet used coal, and the USS Arizona stayed out of heavy combat. After the war ended, the USS Arizona served as one of the escort ships bringing President Woodrow Wilson to Paris for the Paris Peace Conference.

Over the next few decades, the ship mainly carried cargo and passengers, and it was completely modernized. President Hoover used it to travel down to the Caribbean for a vacation. When an earthquake struck San Pedro while the USS Arizona was docked there, the ship provided shelter, first aid, and communications for the people impacted by the earthquake. The ship even starred in a movie titled,  Here Comes the Navy .

In October 1941, the USS Oklahoma struck the USS Arizona with a torpedo while out doing a routine exercise. No one was seriously injured, but the ship had to be dry-docked in Pearl Harbor while it was repaired.

USS Arizona’s Magazines Explode

When the Japanese began their attack on Pearl Harbor just after 8 a.m. on December 7, 1941, the USS Arizona was hit almost immediately. At 8:10 a.m., an 800-kilogram bomb dropped right on the starboard side, and moments later, the forward magazine powder lit up, exploding and destroying that part of the ship. Two turrets fell 20 feet, and the forward superstructure and foremast came falling into the void left by the previous explosion. Fires broke out across the ship.

Many brave men and women fought to defend the ship and rescue those who were trapped as the ship went down, but in the end, most of the crew members – 1,177 total – died on the ship.

In the months that followed Pearl Harbor and for the duration of the war, the USS Arizona became a symbol to the soldiers and citizens. It symbolized what was being fought for – freedom and the lives of the crew members who tragically lost their lives at Pearl Harbor. Efforts were made to recover the bodies of those trapped on board, but over 900 of them were never found. Parts of the ship were also scrapped, but until the 1950s, the USS Arizona stayed at the bottom of the harbor.

The Memorial

It wasn’t until 1958 that legislation came through the Hawaiian government to create a memorial in honor of the great ship. The Navy would not only be allowed to build the memorial, but they would also be able to accept donations. Perhaps the most famous donation came from rock ‘n’ roll legend Elvis Presley. His 1961 concert helped raise a great deal of funds to go to the project.

The memorial was designed by Honolulu architect Alfred Preis, whose design was chosen in a contest.This brilliant designer of the USS Arizona Memorial fled Austria to avoid persecution from the Nazis. The memorial was designed to look similar to a milk carton with open walls on both sides. Preis intended the structure to sag in the middle and stand strong and vigorous on both ends, expressing initial defeat and ultimate victory. The memorial does not touch the sunken ship, but visitors can easily see the ship below them.

In 1960, construction on the memorial finally began, and on Memorial Day 1962, the USS Arizona memorial officially opened. Nearly two decades later, a visitor’s center was built on the shore next to the wreck, and the National Park Service took over the management of the memorial from the Navy.

The USS Arizona Memorial was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1989. The memorial gives a feeling of serenity and pride. 

Helpful Tips

Important note.

Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, the Navy may suspend boat operations due to maintenance or weather issues to the USS Arizona Memorial at any time,  or impose a capacity restriction on the boat.  As a result, you may be placed in the standby line.

Reserve your spot with booking a tour

With only a 150 person capacity at a time, programs often sell out months in advance. It is highly suggested that you book your tour in advance to avoid the disappointment of missing this important historical site.

Accessibility

As a national park site, the program is designed to accommodate those needing additional accessibility. The restrooms, theater, exhibits, bookstore, information desks, Navy shuttle boats, and Arizona Memorial are all fully-accessible to visitors in wheelchairs.

Non-English language tours

An audio tour is available in seven languages: English, French, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, German, and Spanish. This audio tour is developed with a fascinating narration of the museum, visitors center, and waterfront exhibits, as well as on the shuttle boats and on the Memorial.

Pick up your audio tour headset

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

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.

Pay your respects

The USS Arizona isn’t just a sunken ship. It’s also the final resting place for the crew who lost their lives. Be sure to pay your respects in the Shrine Room, where the names of all the crew are listed.

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