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Battleship Missouri Memorial in Honolulu, Hawaii

1 Arizona Memorial Pl • Honolulu, HI 96818
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The USS Missouri, the final battleship ever built, is a must-see important piece of American history! Explore the ship’s expansive decks and quarters, alongside other spectacular displays, and learn about its pivotal role in the surrender of the Japanese during WWII. Stay all day to explore Pearl Harbor, or visit exclusively to see the magnificent Mighty Mo!

up to 2 hrs 1 or more people

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  • Experience 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. Chief Engineer’s and Captain's Tour add-ons available.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • The Memorial is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
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The Battleship Missouri Memorial stands as a powerful symbol of peace and military history at Pearl Harbor, O?ahu. Moored on Ford Island just 11 miles from Waikiki and under 3 miles from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, the USS Missouri offers a compelling day trip for travelers of all ages. Known as the site where World War II officially ended, this legendary battleship now serves as an immersive museum open daily, except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

General admission includes the option of a 35-minute guided tour led by trained interpreters or access to self-guided tour routes using digital maps and onboard signage. Visitors can explore the ship’s key locations—including the historic Surrender Deck, crew quarters, and command centers—at their own pace. The site is fully ADA accessible, with staff available throughout the ship to answer questions and assist. For an even deeper dive into the ship’s operations and restricted areas, upgrade tours such as the Captain’s Tour and Chief Engineer’s Tour are also available for purchase.

The Passport to Pearl Harbor ticket offers expanded access to historic sites including the Battleship Missouri Memorial, Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum as well as a self-guided multimedia tour at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and a VR experience at the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center. Ideal for full-day visitors, this bundled ticket provides comprehensive access to the entire Pearl Harbor Historic Sites experience.

For safety and comfort, closed-toed shoes are strongly recommended. Visitors should be cautious in low-clearance passageways and doorways. Safety briefings are provided as part of every visit. Bottled water is available for purchase at various locations on site.

Due to ongoing security measures, bags of any kind are not permitted at Pearl Harbor attractions. Visitors may carry essential items such as wallets, water bottles, medications, phones, and small cameras.
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MrsVAuckland
Auckland, North Island
"Worth the visit"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 11, 2025 NEW
An excellent guide with wonderful knowledge and very informative. A reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom a must do
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450katl
"HISTORY"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed July 04, 2025
The history of what this ship was able to do in the 1940's will be worth the trip alone. You can see the surrender spot and documents on board. The tour guides are great!
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Y7253VMlaurae
"A cool experience"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed June 12, 2025
This was an amazing visit. This was a very immersive and interactive experience. You can get a guided tour of the Missouri, but we chose to explore it at our own pace. You can walk through the majority of the ship and they have many parts of it set up "as it was" with realistic props. I'm fairly certain they even went as far as adding scents to certain sections of the ship to enhance the atmosphere and make it seem very much like you were traveling back to that time and walking through the ship as it was still in use. There was a small museum of sorts inside of it about Japanese kamikaze pilots that was both heartbreaking and fascinating. This ship is a less somber site at Pearl Harbor than many of the other things you can visit, as it wasn't sunk and was even where World War Il ended. Even with that said, the proper respect and care is given within the ship to those who lost their lives throughout the times this ship was in use. I appreciate that it can be both a celebration of wins, and a memorial for what we, as humans, lose in war. To me, this was well worth the admission price and you can easily spend multiple hours exploring this ship.
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pavel_M7100UT
"The best museum in Pearl Harbor"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed June 08, 2025
We enjoyed the USS Missouri the most from our visit to Pearl Harbor. It's a real touch with history - not only do you get to see the place where the armistice was signed and WWII ended, but you also get to see the kamikaze impact marks, for example. Most surprisingly, the ship was recommissioned in the 1980s and served in the Persian Gulf. Inside in the hold you can walk through the whole "town" with the canteen, galley and various services and offices (for example, on-board dentist, military lawyer). If you are a fan of ships or military history, you can really spend hours here and the kids will be thrilled. Because it is located on an active military base, it can only be reached by free shuttle from Pearl Harbor National Memorial - we didn't wait long and got on the first bus
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Frequently Asked Questions about Battleship Missouri Memorial

What are the operating hours for the Battleship Missouri Memorial?

The Battleship Missouri Memorial is open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (subject to change without prior notice). Please see the operating calendar in the ticket section above to check availability on your preferred dates.

What should I wear during the tour?

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

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 needs. ADA-accessible 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 to 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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