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Battleship Missouri Memorial Mighty Mo Pass in Honolulu, HI

1 Arizona Memorial Pl • Honolulu, HI 96818

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All visitors will be required to wear facial coverings when you enter the indoor spaces and while riding the shuttle. Guests are asked to remember to stay a safe distance from other visitors while exploring the ship. Masks are recommended while outdoors.

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The USS Missouri was the last battleship ever built, and is a slice of American history all should see! View the ship's extensive decks and quarters, and many other spectacular displays, while learning the phenomenal historical record of the surrender of the Japanese. You can stay for the whole day and explore Pearl Harbor, or come exclusively to see the magnificent Mighty Mo!

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Includes your choice of Mighty Mo Tour or self-guided routes.
Mighty Mo Pass includes a 35-minute guided tour, audio tour, and self-guided tour.
Children under 10 years of age are not permitted in the Heart of the Missouri Tour. (Heart of the Missouri Tour is currently unavailable.)
Wheelchair accessibility is limited to the main deck and one level above. Wheelchairs cannot access the ship's interior.
Restrooms are located on the pier - just as you enter the gates and on the ship.
2nd Deck and the Above Decks (Bridge) tour paths will be open.
Due to Hawaii state COVID-19 restrictions, the WWII Exhibit, Crew's Room Exhibit and CEC will be closed until further notice due to limited spacing.
Passport to Pearl Harbor admission includes all 3 Pearl Harbor historic sites. Allow up to 5 hours for the complete Pearl Harbor experience.
Visitors are not permitted to bring bags of any size. You can store your bags at a nearby, secure storage facility for a fee.
Guests are required to wear face masks indoors and while riding the shuttle.

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The Battleship Missouri Memorial is an American icon that stands in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The Battleship welcomes visitors from around the world and is conveniently located less than three miles from the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport and just eleven miles from Waikiki, the USS Missouri makes for a great day trip.

The Battleship Missouri Memorial offers tours daily, and is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.

The main tour is included in your general admission ticket and takes you to the exact spot where WWII ended, and is fully ADA accessible.

You may also select a more in-depth tour called "The Heart of the Missouri". This tour takes you deep inside the inner workings of the ship including the engine rooms and gun turrets. This tour is not ADA accessible and is not open to children under 10.

For all our guests we recommend that you purchase bottled beverages to keep you hydrated during your visit. In addition, we suggest wearing closed-toed shoes and taking caution when moving through doorways and passageways with low ceilings. Safety briefings will be part of every visitor's experience, thank you for your participation.

Security measures are still in place at all Pearl Harbor attractions. Please do not bring bags of any size to the USS Missouri. Small cameras/camcorders, wallets, cell phones, water bottles, and medications are permissible.

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jkdeal2020

Bakersfield, California

"Awesome ship and great piece of history"

Reviewed November 18, 2024 NEW

You have to see the USS Missouri at least once. Having been a snipe in the US Navy I was looking forward to the Chief Engineer's tour where you get to tour the engineering spaces. However, we didn't arrive until after the last tour had started. We ended up taking the Captain's tour instead which was still great. With the Captain's tour you get a guided tour to the wardroom, the captain's in port cabin, the radio room, CEC (Combat Engagement Center), and then you finish the tour inside gun turret 1. There are extra admission fees for the Captain's tour and the Chief Engineer's tour. In my opinion it is still worth it. The USS Missouri Memorial receives no government funding and relies on the admission fees to preserve and maintain this amazing piece of history for future generations to see. I'd recommend seeing the USS Arizona Memorial at the same time. There is a free bus that will take you from the Arizona to the Missouri. Most people can not drive to the Missouri as it is on an active military base.

348emilyl

Lufkin, Texas

"History was made Here!"

Reviewed October 13, 2024

after riding the shuttle from Pearl Harbor, we visited the Battleship Missouri. There was an above-deck docent tour that showed us several things, including the spot where the treat was signed. After that, we went below decks and walked through the living quarters, etc. it was interesting! The Passport to Pearl Harbor also grants you access to the USS Bowfin and the related Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. The website also lists the USS Oklahoma Memorial but we didn’t visit it. We enjoyed the Passport as we got to see so many things.

jedermangy

Brigg, Lincolnshire, England

"Worth a visit"

Reviewed September 25, 2024

Listen to crew comments would be my take on this and best tip. They’ll charge $37 for the “free pic” they ask you to pose for before boarding simply to help with boat costs🤷🏻 Anyway post tour found it interesting memories come flooding back as ex Royal Navy enjoyed trip worth a look see.

Puzzlemama

Rosemount, Minnesota

"Book the Captain’s Tour for behind the scenes access"

Reviewed September 15, 2024

Booked general admission and Captain’s Tour tickets on the official website because we wanted confirmation of the time we could get into the Captain’s Tour. To get to the Missouri, you have to take a free shuttle from the Pearl Harbor visitor center (free admission also). Due to security reasons, you can’t bring most bags into Pearl Harbor visitor center, so check the website ahead of time for information. Otherwise there is a place to check your bag if you brought one. We didn’t have a bag, so can’t rate the bag checkin experience. The free shuttle was easy to find. The waiting area is outside but covered with nice seating options. The shuttle bus itself is very comfortable and air conditioned. It’s a quick and pleasant ride to the Missouri. Once you get to the Missouri site, you are dropped off very close to the ship. Public restrooms are available near the shuttle bus station. You will walk past a gift shop and a couple outdoor food truck options before getting to the checkin. Once you checkin, you will walk up stairs to get to the gangway to the ship. Not sure if there was an accessible option since we did not require one. If you purchase the Captain’s Tour, you also check in once on the ship to confirm your arrival. You get a lanyard and a bottle of water with the Captain’s Tour. If you get there with enough time before your Captain’s Tour, you should take the general admission guided tour. It helps having some of the general information provided in this tour before proceeding to the Captain’s Tour. For us, we had Ford as our tour guide for both the general tour and the Captain’s Tour. Would definitely recommend Ford if you have a chance to choose your guide. He provided a wealth of information and insight from several former Missouri crew members whom he had met. We especially enjoyed the behind the scenes Captain’s Tour. It helped to visualize the enormous responsibility of the commanding officer and his critical crew members. This tour requires walking over high doorways and climbing up vertical stairs, so you will not enjoy the full tour if you have mobility issues.

ritahQ1398IV

"Amazing experience"

Reviewed August 28, 2024

The history of this ship is amazing! It’s a must see when visiting Pearl Harbor. The USS Arizona memorial and the USS Missouri are something everyone should make an effort to see and reflect!

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Battleship Missouri Memorial is located at 1 Arizona Memorial Pl • Honolulu, HI 96818

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Frequently Asked Questions about Battleship Missouri Memorial

What are their hours of operation of the Battleship Missouri Memorial?

The Battleship Missouri Memorial is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM June through August, and from 8:00 AM to 4 PM September through May. Please see the selection above to see availability of your preferred dates!

What should I wear during the Heart of Missouri Tour?

Sandals are permissible (athletic shoes are recommended), but swimsuits are not permitted. Profane T-shirts or caps are discourged.

How many people are there in a Heart of Missouri Tour tour group?

The Heart of the Missouri Tour is limited to 10 people. Other guided tours may consist of up to 30 people. Please note: the Heart of Missouri Tour is not ADA accessible, and is not currently available due to limited spacing.

Is the memorial tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, there is a wheelchair-accessible ramp on the aft entry Brow to provide access to the battleship. A tour guide or Battleship Missouri Memorial staff member will be more than happy to assist visitors with accessibility. Handicap restrooms are available at the aft Brow and on the pier where you entered the property.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, you may bring a camera in the Battleship Missouri Memorial.

How long is the tour?

Self-guided tours allow you to set your own pace and can take anywhere from 30 minutes to five hours. The Battleship Missouri Memorial is a really big ship! General admission also includes a free Mighty Mo Tour that takes about 35 minutes on the main deck.

Can I bring my own food/beverages?

No. However, food and drinks are available for purchase from Slider's Grill at the Battleship USS Missouri Memorial. Their gift shop "Battleshop" offers a selection of snacks and cold drinks. Though eating onboard the ship is not allowed, you are encouraged to take a closable beverage to help you hydrate while on your tour. Bottled water, juices, and Coca Cola products are available for purchase in the store. They also feature a variety of locally made gourmet ice creams and sorbet.

What can I bring into the Battleship Missouri Memorial?

Wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, canes, umbrellas, jackets, sweaters, small wallets, medication, small cameras and camcorders, cell phones, and small sealable beverage containers are permitted; subject to inspection.

What am I not allowed to bring?

For security reasons, bags of any size are not permitted inside the Battleship Missouri Memorial. Visitors may store backpacks, purses, luggage, and shopping bags at the baggage storage area, located to the right as you enter the WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument. Fees apply. Please do not leave valuables in your vehicle.

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