Passport to Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, HI
1 Arizona Memorial Pl • Honolulu, HI 96818
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Explore historic Pearl Harbor attractions with one discounted Passport to Pearl Harbor, an essential two-day tour. Enjoy access to the Battleship Missouri Memorial, Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, a self-guided multimedia tour at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and a VR experience at the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center.
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Operating hours may vary per day. Please check the operating calendar above during your target date range when booking your tickets.
No. Parking is available for a fee, payable via a mobile app or on-site kiosk at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Plan for parking costs when arriving by personal or rented vehicles.
There is no official Pearl Harbor dress code, but rangers reserve the right to ask visitors to leave if dressed inappropriately. Check the weather forecast and bring a jacket, it can get chilly and rainy on-site.
It is okay to bring kids to Pearl Harbor. It is one of the best things you can do with your kids in Hawaii. However, please note that children under 4 years old are not permitted to tour the inside of the USS Bowfin submarine for safety reasons.
Transportation to and from Pearl Harbor is not included in the Passport. You can take public transportation or a taxi from Waikiki or drive there yourself to get there. Pearl Harbor is a short drive from Waikiki and downtown Honolulu.
Pearl Harbor's security policy prohibits bags or containers that conceal items, including purses. It’s best to use clothing with pockets for essentials. If you need to bring a bag, a clear plastic one may be allowed. Bag storage is available at the Visitor Center for a fee.
Cameras are allowed at Pearl Harbor. You can take photos everywhere except on the Admiral Clarey Bridge to Ford Island. Cameras allowed at Pearl Harbor include video cameras. However, if you bring a larger than the standard camera, security may need to inspect it. You will also be questioned about filming commercially, which is prohibited without a permit. Remember that you can only take what you can fit in your pockets and a camera to carry in your hands. While cameras are allowed at Pearl Harbor, camera bags are prohibited.
Only ADA-defined service animals are allowed at all attractions.
The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is very accessible for visitors with disabilities. There is reserved accessible parking in the front lot and more spots within a short distance from the entrance.