Preservation work at the USS Arizona Memorial has been completed, and the Navy has resumed its regular boat service to the memorial.
From now until November 1, all access will be standby only. Complimentary same-day tickets are available at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center on a first-come, first-served basis.
All other historic sites—including the Visitor Center, Battleship Missouri, USS Bowfin, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and Ford Island tours—remain open and fully operational.
During this preservation project:
A salvage crew is now hard at work to preserve and protect the USS Arizona Memorial for generations to come. Watch this report on the ongoing work by Navy divers, why it’s necessary, and what to expect during the closure period.
Yes, on most days, you’ll still be able to view the USS Arizona from multiple vantage points at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. You’ll also watch the official documentary film and see exhibits that bring the story of the USS Arizona and December 7, 1941, to life.
Battleship Missouri general admission gives you access to a 35-minute guided tour of the last battleship ever built by the U.S. and also provides you with good unobstructed views of the USS Arizona.
With same-day standby tickets, you may also:
We’ll do our best to keep you updated.
All scheduled tours and self-paced tours will continue to run. You will be directed to the standby line on the day of your tour to acquire same-day standby tickets to the memorial. Standby tickets are not guaranteed at this time. No refunds or price changes on any tours will be granted during this brief interruption in regular service.
In the Event of Tour Cancellation:
If your USS Arizona Memorial tour is cancelled, you will receive one of the following, depending on your booked tour:
We’ll also continue to offer:
