Passport to Pearl Harbor

Product ID: 76854

Supplied by: Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

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

PASSPORT TO PEARL HARBOR INCLUDES ACCESS TO ALL 4 DESTINATIONS
Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
United Statesʻ Battleship Missouri
USS Bowfin Submarine
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Offered languages: English

Overview

The Passport to Pearl Harbor consists of a set of tickets for each of the attractions. You will have access to the Pacific Aviation Museum and Battleship Missouri on Ford Island, as well as Bowfin Museum at the World War 2 Valor In the Pacific National Monument.

If you want access to the USS Arizona Memorial, upgrade to a Complete Pearl Harbor Experience that also includes transportation from Waikiki and a guide. Or you can wait in long lines when you arrive at Pearl Harbor for a ticket.

Please ask us here if you have any questions.

*Parking: Beginning April 15, 2023, Pearl Harbor National Memorial will charge a parking fee to all those arriving in personal or rented vehicles. The parking fee will be paid via a virtual pay system through visitors' mobile devices or though an onsite kiosk located within the Visitor Center complex.

*Note: Due to unforeseeable circumstances, the Navy may need to suspend boat operations to the USS Arizona Memorial at any time, or they may impose a capacity restriction on the boat. As a result, you may be placed in a standby line. Unfortunately, in these cases, there will be no refunds. You are still free to enjoy the Visitor’s Center, exhibits, and park monuments. Please accept our apologies in advance.

Highlights

Guide Yourself Through The Attractions Of Pearl Harbor At Your Own Pace.
Take Time To Watch The Many Films Offered At Each Attraction
Go Inside The Bowfin Submarine And Visit The Submarinerʻs Museum
Tour Above And Below The Decks Of The Battleship Missouri Docked At Ford Island
See What Filled The Skies Of The Pacific At The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum\
Multiple Places To Take Time To Relax And Enjoy Some Food (Not Included In Price)

What's included

Meals are not included in your ticket price. There are options for food at the Visitor Center, the pier at Missouri, and the Laniakea Cafe at the aviation museum

Additional Information

For security reasons, no bags are allowed on the shuttle bus to Ford Island, Hawaii. A bag storage facility, located at the Bowfin Submarine Park shuttle bus stop, can store your belongings for an additional fee of $5 per bag. Credit cards are accepted.

HOURS OF OPERATION
MUSEUM HOURS
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
HANGAR CAFÉ HOURS
11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
MUSUEM STORE HOURS
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Museum is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, & New Year’s Day.

PARK & SHUTTLE
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum is located on historic Ford Island, an active military base that is accessed by shuttle bus from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.

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.

Know before you go

While there is no official dress code to visit the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites, we ask visitors to dress appropriately and respectfully. Swimsuits are not acceptable. High heels, skirts, and dresses are also not recommended. Flip-flops and sandals are permitted; however, we encourage you to wear closed-toe shoes as there is a lot of walking when visiting the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.

For security reasons, no bags are allowed. Additionally, no iPad cases or clutch wallets are permitted. A wallet must be no larger than a regular-sized cell phone.
Bags are not allowed in Pearl Harbor Visitor Center but if needed may be checked and stored for $7.00 per small bag or $10.00 per large bag. It is recommended only essential items such as phones, wallets, and a water bottle or any needed medicines be brought on tour.
Bags that are allowed must be a clear bag approved by the US Navy, like the ones pictured below: