Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Tickets, Hawaii
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Tickets, Hawaii
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
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Access to multilingual audio guide
Access to multilingual audio guide
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Step inside the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum in Hawaii and experience history through the lens of warbirds, where you'll witness over 50 historic aircraft ranging from WWII fighters to modern jets within Hangars 37 and 79. The museum offers a powerful glimpse into December 7, 1941, with authentic bullet holes still visible on its hangar walls. Explore hands-on exhibits that make this aviation-focused journey an enlightening experience for both enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.
Step inside the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum in Hawaii and experience history through the lens of warbirds, where you'll witness over 50 historic aircraft ranging from WWII fighters to modern jets within Hangars 37 and 79. The museum offers a powerful glimpse into December 7, 1941, with authentic bullet holes still visible on its hangar walls. Explore hands-on exhibits that make this aviation-focused journey an enlightening experience for both enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.
At the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, visitors can explore actual World War II hangars still marked with bullet holes from the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor.
Located at Ford Island in the heart of the battlefield, this museum provides a fascinating look into the air war that unfolded across the Pacific during WWII.
A self-guided audio tour available in six languages allows visitors to explore the museum’s exhibits and stories at their own pace, making history accessible regardless of origin.
The museum houses over 50 beautifully restored aircraft within two expansive hangars, featuring legendary fighter jets and bombers from WWII.
One notable exhibit is the 'Swamp Ghost,' a B-17 bomber that crashed in a Papua New Guinea swamp during WWII and was recovered more than six decades later.
Admission to the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
Use of a self-guided audio tour offered in English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Cantonese and Mandarin
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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum exterior with control tower and vintage aircraft.
The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum transports visitors back to December 7, 1941, offering a unique perspective of U.S. Air Force history through its significant collection displayed in Hangars 37 and 79. Here, more than 50 historic aircraft ranging from World War II fighters and bombers to modern jets are on display. Visitors can even see authentic bullet holes that remain as reminders of the attack.
Whether you're an avid aviation enthusiast or simply curious about history, the museum's warbirds, interactive exhibits, and compelling displays promise a memorable experience at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
Explore on your own schedule
The self-guided audio tour enhances your visit by offering narratives in multiple languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Using an easy-to-handle handheld device, you can listen to personal stories about the aircraft, pilots, and missions that have left a mark on history.
This flexible format allows for a personalized experience where visitors are free to pause, rewind, or linger over exhibits of interest at their own pace, deepening engagement with each historical moment presented.
Damaged aircraft exhibit at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, Oahu.
Guests touring Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum near vintage aircraft.
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum exterior with control tower and vintage aircraft.
Damaged aircraft exhibit at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, Oahu.
Guests touring Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum near vintage aircraft.
Exhibit of military uniform and historical displays at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.
- Bags are prohibited on the shuttle bus that takes visitors from Pearl Harbor Visitor Center to Ford Island. If needed, they can be stored for a fee at the facility near Bowfin Submarine Park's shuttle stop.
- To drive onto Ford Island, you must have military base access privileges. Otherwise, take advantage of the complimentary shuttle service available from the visitor center.
There is no specific dress code when visiting Pearl Harbor Historic Sites; however, respectful attire is expected. Swimsuits are not permitted on-site. While flip-flops and sandals can be worn, wearing close-toed shoes might provide more comfort during walking tours or museum visits.
- Children who are three years old or younger have free admission to the sites.
The flight simulator experience is not covered by general admission tickets. Interested guests must book this separately at the front desk, which involves an extra charge.
Guide explaining exhibit to visitors at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.
Cafe seating area inside Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, featuring tables and a counter with aviation decor.
Exhibit of military uniform and historical displays at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.
Guide explaining exhibit to visitors at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum.
Cafe seating area inside Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, featuring tables and a counter with aviation decor.
Consider starting with Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum if visiting multiple attractions nearby, as it is centrally located on Ford Island.
If you're planning to visit during peak times, book your slot at least a day in advance to ensure entry and avoid sold-out sessions.
To save time upon arrival, download the self-guided audio tour available in six languages before visiting so that you can explore immediately without waiting for equipment.
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