FAQ

Reservations are required only for the USS Arizona Memorial program. Other historic sites offer paid admission and can be visited without reservations, though tickets for upgraded tours may sell out during peak periods.

The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and USS Arizona Memorial are free to the public; however, reservations are required for the boat transportation to the USS Arizona Memorial. Other historic sites (Battleship Missouri Memorial, Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum) require paid admission.

Yes. Many visitors combine the USS Arizona Memorial with one or more additional historic sites in the same day. Plan extra time between programs for shuttle travel and security screening, especially if visiting Ford Island sites.

The Passport to Pearl Harbor is a multi-site pass that covers general admission to the Battleship Missouri Memorial, Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, along with a self-guided multimedia tour at Pearl Harbor National Memorial and one VR experience at the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center. The Passport is valid for two consecutive days and can be used in any order. Adult tickets are $99.99; children ages 4 to 12 are $49.99. The Passport does not include the USS Arizona Memorial reservation, which is free and must be booked separately at recreation.gov.