Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Tickets

See history from the warbird point-of-view

The moment you step into the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, you’re sure to feel the impact of the US Air Force during the events of December 7, 1941. Inside the huge Hangars 37 and 79, you’ll get to see more than 50 historic aircraft, from WWII fighters and bombers to sleek modern jets. The hangars still have actual bullet holes from the attack. Whether you’re a total aviation buff or just curious to learn more, the museum’s warbirds, hands-on exhibits, and powerful displays make for an experience you won’t forget.

Explore at your own pace, in your own language

To make your visit even more meaningful, the museum offers a self-guided audio tour available in English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Cantonese & Mandarin. With just a handheld audio wand, you'll hear the personal stories behind the aircraft, pilots, and missions that shaped history. The flexible format means you can pause, rewind, and explore the exhibits at your own pace and diving deeper into the moments that capture your attention.

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Tickets

Discover the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum on this sightseeing tour that includes self-guided audio tours in six languages, over 50 restored aircraft, and access to two massive hangars still marked with bullet holes from the December 7, 1941 attack. The museum sits on Ford Island, a historic site central to the Pearl Harbor battlefield, offering visitors an immersive look at the air war in the Pacific. With more than 35,000 square feet of exhibits spread across two hangars, you'll have the chance to explore iconic aircraft like the B-17 "Swamp Ghost," recovered from Papua New Guinea after a crash in 1942 and restored for display in 2006. The museum houses fighter jets and bombers that played crucial roles during World War II, providing a unique insight into aviation history. Visitors can spend up to two hours exploring the exhibits, making it easy to connect with the rich heritage of this pivotal moment in American history.

Explore Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Your tour stops at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum where you will discover over 50 beautifully restored aircraft and artifacts. Established in 1942 on Ford Island, the museum covers more than 35,000 square feet across two hangars with bullet holes from the December 7, 1941 attack still visible. Key exhibits include the B-17 "Swamp Ghost," a legendary bomber recovered from Papua New Guinea in 2006 and restored for display; F4F Wildcat fighters used extensively during the Battle of Midway in June 1942; and P-38 Lightning fighter planes, which played significant roles throughout World War II. Visitors can spend up to two hours exploring the exhibits, making it easy to connect with the rich heritage of this pivotal moment in American history. Unlike other aviation museums, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum offers a unique perspective on the air war in the Pacific and its impact on global events.

Tour Highlights

• Walk through actual WWII hangars at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
• Self-guided audio tour available in six languages including English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, and German
• Explore over 50 restored aircraft and artifacts spread across two massive hangars
• Discover the B-17 Swamp Ghost bomber recovered from Papua New Guinea after a crash in 1942
• Learn about F4F Wildcat fighters used extensively during the Battle of Midway in June 1942
• Spend up to two hours exploring exhibits and connecting with aviation history at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Perfect for history enthusiasts, military buffs, and families looking to learn about World War II, this guided tour provides an immersive look into the air war in the Pacific. The self-guided audio tours allow you to explore over 50 restored aircraft and artifacts spread across two massive hangars at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, giving you a unique insight into aviation history while enjoying the rich heritage of this pivotal moment in American history.