USS Arizona Memorial
This national memorial is dedicated to preserving the memories of the sacrifices made by servicemen and civilians in the Pacific theater throughout World War II, from engagement to peace. The December 7, 1941 Japanese attack resulted in the death of 2,390 Americans, and it thrust the United States into World War II.
General Admission
General Admission - Free
Reservations for the USS Arizona Memorial are strongly encouraged. Please visit the National Park Service website at recreation.gov to reserve tickets.
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Allow at least 2 hours
Open daily - 7:00am - 5:00pm
Multimedia Tour / VR Experience
Audio tour rental fee. This 29-stop program cover sites in the visitor center area and three-stops en route to and on the USS Arizona Memorial. Available in multiple languages.
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This amazing VR experience allows you to travel back in time and walk the deck and inspect the Battleship USS Arizona before it was attacked in Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. This tour brings to life what it would have been like to serve as a young sailor or officer on the regal ship of the line.
Everything to see at the National Park
All included for free to guests of National Park Service
Visitor Center Waterfront Park
Stroll around the beautiful waterfront park with a view over the water to the USS Arizona Memorial. Throughout the facility are interpretive wayside exhibits that invite visitors to imagine the experience of that tragic day.
USS Oklahoma Memorial
Free shuttle to Ford Island allows access to the memorial from the Battleship Missouri Shuttle stop. The memorial honors the 429 crewmen killed on the battleship Oklahoma
Exhibit Galleries
These two exhibit galleries bring visitors closer to the sights and sounds of the events leading up to the attack on Oahu and its aftermath. These galleries display personal memorabilia, dramatic photographs, artifacts of the battle, and other exhibits.
Shop
Pearl Harbor Bookstore
The bookstore is filled with over 120 book titles relating to the Pacific War effort. There are over 50 videos, posters, audio recordings and other mementos relating to the USS Arizona, the attack on Oahu, and War in the Pacific that visitors can purchase as a reminder of their visit.
Proceeds from sales of books, maps, music, videos, and educational material directly benefit research, educational, and environmental programs at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.
Snacks & Refreshments
Snack Shop
Visitors can grab a refreshment or quick grab and go snack from the snack shop located within the visitor center. Proceeds from sales within the snack shop directly research, educational, and environmental programs at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.
The Ultimate Experience: Passport to Pearl Harbor
Immerse yourself in the key moments of World War II and unlock an unforgettable experience with our Passport to Pearl Harbor at the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites. This one all-encompassing pass includes general admission to:
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Battleship Missouri Memorial
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Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum
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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
As well as a self-guided multimedia tour at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and one VR experience at the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center!
Flexible Exploration:
Enjoy all four Pearl Harbor Historic Sites destinations over one or two days in whichever order best suits your schedule!
One Visit per Passport: Remember, whatever you visit on Day one, it’s off-limits for Day 2. This way, you can fully experience each destination!*
*PASSPORT INCLUDES ONLY ONE GENERAL ADMISSION TO EACH OF THE FOUR SITES WITHIN THE TWO-DAY PERIOD.
Book your Passport online and SAVE $5 on each ticket!
Adult (Ages 13+) - $94.99 (Walk-up $99.99) SAVE $5!
Child (Ages 4-12) - $44.99 (Walk-up $49.99) SAVE $5!
PASSPORTS DO NOT INCLUDE RESERVATIONS TO THE USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL. Please visit the National Park Service website at recreation.gov to reserve tickets.