Battleship Missouri Tickets

Guided tour: Walk in the footsteps of history

This 35-min multilingual guided journey aboard the USS Missouri brings to life the ship's pivotal moments in history with knowledgeable guides. Stand on the Surrender Deck, the exact spot where Japan signed the Instrument of Surrender, marking the end of World War II. As you explore, hear captivating stories of the ship's service during WWII, the Korean War, and Operation Desert Storm, gaining a deeper understanding of its role in shaping global events. 

Self-guided tour: Explore at your own pace

After the guided tour, take the opportunity to delve deeper into the battleship at your leisure. With a digital tour map that you can avail by scanning a QR code aboard the ship and informative signage throughout the ship, you can explore various exhibits. Don't miss out on seeing the crew's living quarters, the engine room, and the massive gun turrets. This self-guided experience allows you to absorb the ship's rich history and engineering marvels at your own pace, making for a personalized and immersive visit.

Battleship Missouri Tickets

Discover the USS Missouri, a historic battleship and iconic landmark in Pearl Harbor, on this guided tour that includes admission tickets, a 35-minute multilingual tour led by expert guides, and free access to explore the ship at your own pace. The USS Missouri, nicknamed "Mighty Mo," is the last battleship ever built by the United States and served during World War II, the Korean War, and Operation Desert Storm. With its length of 887 feet (270 meters), width of 108 feet (33 meters), and a height of 195 feet (60 meters) from keel to masthead, the ship offers visitors an extensive range of areas to explore, including the main deck with its massive guns, below-deck rooms showcasing wartime conditions, and the flying bridge offering panoramic views. Visitors can spend approximately two hours on board, delving into the ship's history through interactive exhibits and guided tours conducted in multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, and Italian. The USS Missouri is particularly significant as it was here that Japan formally surrendered to Allied forces on September 2, 1945, marking the end of World War II.

Explore the USS Missouri

Your tour stops at the USS Missouri where guests can experience a comprehensive exploration of this historic battleship. Built in 1944 and commissioned in June that same year, the USS Missouri measures an impressive 887 feet (270 meters) long by 108 feet (33 meters) wide with a height of 195 feet (60 meters). Key features include the massive 16-inch guns on the main deck and the flying bridge offering stunning views of Pearl Harbor. Visitors can spend approximately two hours exploring various compartments, including the captain's quarters and the radar room. The USS Missouri is unique compared to other battleships due to its role in ending World War II when Japan surrendered aboard it on September 2, 1945, making it a symbol of peace and victory. This ship matters greatly as it provides insight into naval warfare history and the pivotal moments that shaped global politics.

Tour Highlights

• Guided tour at USS Missouri
• Admission ticket valid for 2 hours with multilingual guides
• Audio guide in English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Italian
• Self-guided exploration of main deck and below-deck areas
• Interactive exhibits along the ship’s corridors and compartments
• Flying bridge access offering panoramic views of Pearl Harbor
• Access to captain's quarters and radar room throughout the tour
• Convenience including free parking at nearby lot

Perfect for history buffs, military enthusiasts, and families interested in World War II history, this guided tour provides an immersive experience through detailed exhibits and interactive stations. The 2-hour format allows you to explore the main deck with its massive guns, below-deck rooms showcasing wartime conditions, and the flying bridge offering panoramic views of Pearl Harbor, giving you a comprehensive understanding of the USS Missouri's significance while enjoying its unique historical features.