Intrepid Museum Tickets
Intrepid Museum Tickets
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
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Visit the Intrepid Museum in New York to step back into pivotal moments of American history and innovation. Aboard this legendary World War II aircraft carrier, you'll explore its flight deck, interactive exhibits, and even watch films that bring historical events to life. Don’t miss the Space Shuttle Pavilion, where the Enterprise orbiter highlights NASA’s journey into space.
Visit the Intrepid Museum in New York to step back into pivotal moments of American history and innovation. Aboard this legendary World War II aircraft carrier, you'll explore its flight deck, interactive exhibits, and even watch films that bring historical events to life. Don’t miss the Space Shuttle Pavilion, where the Enterprise orbiter highlights NASA’s journey into space.
Located in New York City, the Intrepid Museum showcases historical artifacts like the Aircraft Carrier Intrepid, Space Shuttle Enterprise, and other significant exhibits.
The museum features immersive displays that highlight events such as kamikaze attacks during World War II, alongside legendary warplanes and the world's first space shuttle.
A must-see is the 'Apollo: When We Went to the Moon' exhibit, which details humanity’s journey to the lunar surface through engaging and informative presentations.
An interesting tidbit about the Intrepid Museum is that the vessel was nicknamed 'The Ghost Ship' after enduring five kamikaze attacks and a torpedo strike.
Admission to Intrepid Museum with priority access
Access to Intrepid Aircraft Carrier
Entry to Space Shuttle Pavilion
Use of The Story of Intrepid exhibit
Includes Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light exhibition
Covers On the Line display
Ticket for Apollo: When We Went to the Moon
Concorde Tour
Family interacting with stabilization system exhibit at aviation museum.
Discover history through iconic exhibits
The Intrepid Museum is home to some of America’s most significant historical artifacts. The aircraft carrier played a key role during World War II, serving as a vital part of the United States Navy. You can walk across its flight deck and see displays that tell stories from its past. There's also a screening room showing films such as "Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light." Don't miss the Space Shuttle Pavilion where you'll find the Enterprise, an early prototype for NASA’s space shuttles.
Did you know this ship was used to recover astronauts from Gemini and Apollo missions? It's a fascinating piece of history right in front of you.
A variety of exhibits to explore
The museum has more than just the carrier and shuttle. There are other displays that bring both military and scientific achievements to life. One highlight is the Growler submarine, which was the first American vessel built for launching nuclear missiles. Inside, you can learn about how underwater operations were conducted.
There's also an exhibition titled "Apollo: When We Went to the Moon," offering a detailed look at one of humanity’s greatest achievements. As you move through these exhibits, enjoy views across the Hudson River and toward New York City’s skyline from within the museum grounds.
Space shuttle Enterprise displayed at Intrepid Museum, New York City.
Visitors watching historical footage at a museum exhibit with multiple screens.
Family interacting with stabilization system exhibit at aviation museum.
Space shuttle Enterprise displayed at Intrepid Museum, New York City.
Visitors watching historical footage at a museum exhibit with multiple screens.
Warplane displayed on the deck of the Intrepid Museum in New York City.
Items You Can't Bring Along
Please note that selfie sticks, tripods, and professional photography gear are not permitted during this activity. Be sure to leave these items behind for a smoother experience. Also, guests under 1m (3.28ft) in height won’t be allowed into the Growler due to safety regulations. Additionally, strollers, large bags, and backpacks aren't accepted on board.
Accessibility Details
The tour is largely accessible for wheelchair users and those with prams or strollers. However, certain areas like the submarine, gun tubs, anchor chain room, and captain's bridge may present challenges. Visitors who feel uncomfortable in confined spaces should be aware that some parts of the Growler are quite narrow. Guide dogs are welcome at this location.
Other Important Notes
The venue offers restrooms and free Wi-Fi for your convenience. Children must always be accompanied by an adult while on the Growler. Also, keep in mind that the Space Shuttle Pavilion is currently closed until March 25 as they prepare to display a new exhibit called When We Went to the Moon. This special exhibition will open on March 25 and remain available through September 2.
Father and daughter viewing aircraft at Intrepid Museum, New York City.
Intrepid Museum's "On the Line" exhibit featuring Vietnam War newspaper headlines.
Warplane displayed on the deck of the Intrepid Museum in New York City.
Father and daughter viewing aircraft at Intrepid Museum, New York City.
Intrepid Museum's "On the Line" exhibit featuring Vietnam War newspaper headlines.
Arrive early to make the most of your time and avoid crowds, especially during busy weekends or holidays.
Download any necessary apps or passes in advance so you can skip lines and enter quickly once you reach the museum.
If visiting with young children, check height restrictions for certain areas like the Growler before planning your route through the exhibits.
Plan to spend at least 2–3 hours exploring all the major attractions, including the Intrepid aircraft carrier and Space Shuttle Pavilion.
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