Intrepid Museum Tickets, New York



















Intrepid Museum Tickets, New York
Duration: 1 hour (approx.)
1 hour (approx.)
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Explore American history and innovation with Intrepid Museum Tickets in New York, United States. Step aboard the World War II aircraft carrier, witness pivotal historical moments on its expansive flight deck, and engage with interactive exhibits that bring its past to life. Next, visit the Space Shuttle Pavilion to encounter the Enterprise, a prototype NASA orbiter instrumental for space exploration missions.
Explore American history and innovation with Intrepid Museum Tickets in New York, United States. Step aboard the World War II aircraft carrier, witness pivotal historical moments on its expansive flight deck, and engage with interactive exhibits that bring its past to life. Next, visit the Space Shuttle Pavilion to encounter the Enterprise, a prototype NASA orbiter instrumental for space exploration missions.
Explore iconic attractions like the legendary aircraft carrier, space shuttle Enterprise, and more at New York City's renowned Intrepid Museum.
Learn about historic events such as World War II kamikaze attacks through engaging exhibits featuring the world’s first space shuttle and other warplanes.
Witness fascinating displays in 'Apollo: When We Went to the Moon' exhibit that narrate humanity's incredible journey to lunar exploration at the museum.
'The Ghost Ship,' known for enduring five kamikaze assaults and a torpedo strike, is an integral part of Intrepid Museum’s history.
Admission includes priority access at the Intrepid Museum
Access to the iconic Intrepid Aircraft Carrier is included
Use of Space Shuttle Pavilion facilities provided
"The Story of Intrepid" exhibit featured within your visit
"Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light" exhibition showcased (based on option selected)
"On the Line" display as part of your tour experience
"Apollo: When We Went to the Moon" attraction included
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Family interacting with stabilization system exhibit at aviation museum.
Your experience
Welcome aboard the Intrepid Museum where American history unfolds through its iconic attractions like the World War II aircraft carrier. Here, visitors are invited to explore an expansive flight deck and engage with interactive exhibits that recount pivotal historical moments. Film presentations such as "Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light" provide a gripping narrative experience.
Transitioning from history to space exploration, the Space Shuttle Pavilion houses the Enterprise, NASA's prototype orbiter instrumental in early manned missions. The Intrepid Museum played an important role during this era by serving as a recovery vessel for astronauts returning from Gemini and Apollo missions.
Dive deeper into the exhibitions
The museum extends beyond its famed vessels to offer diverse exhibits that engage both history buffs and science enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the Growler submarine, notable as the first American ship designed to launch nuclear missiles, delving deep into underwater operations' intricacies.
Additionally, the "Apollo: When We Went to the Moon" exhibition provides a complete look at one of humanity's most significant achievements in space exploration. As you journey through these exhibits, enjoy stunning views overlooking the Hudson River and New York City’s skyline from within the Intrepid Museum.

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.
What's not allowed
- Pack wisely as selfie sticks, tripods, and professional photography equipment are prohibited during this experience.
- Guests shorter than 1m (3.28ft) will find access to the Growler restricted for safety reasons.
Strollers, large bags, and backpacks cannot be brought onto the Growler.
Accessibility
- The experience is generally accessible by wheelchair and pram/stroller. Note that access to the submarine, gun tubs, anchor chain room, and captain's bridge might not be available for these visitors.
- Please be aware: The Growler includes narrow areas which may pose challenges for those with claustrophobia.
Guide dogs are permitted at this venue.
Additional Information
- The facility offers restrooms and complimentary Wi-Fi access.
- An adult must accompany children on the Growler.
Note: The Space Shuttle Pavilion will be closed until March 25 for a new exhibit installation, When We Went to the Moon. This exhibit opens on March 25 and is 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.
Book your visit in advance for priority access and a smoother entry experience at Intrepid Museum.
To ensure you can enjoy all exhibits without restrictions, check if any height limitations apply to specific areas like the Growler.
Pack light by leaving behind large bags or backpacks as they are not permitted on certain parts of the museum tour.
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