Official Pearl Harbor Chief's Self-Guided Multimedia Tour
Description
Narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, along with National Park Service historians and Pearl Harbor survivors, you'll hear powerful firsthand stories brought to life through archival audio and historic imagery. Simply press play and let the voices of history guide your journey of remembrance. Step into history and experience Pearl Harbor at your own pace with this self-guided multimedia tour featuring 18 key stops across the Visitor Center, museums, and shoreline. With approximately 30 minutes of curated content, this tour highlights the most important moments and locations of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Includes complimentary use of a handheld device, a detailed tour map, and earbuds you can take home with you, giving you the flexibility to explore on your own schedule while enjoying a rich, guided experience. This experience DOES NOT include tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Sign up for the USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue located at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
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Step into History and experience Pearl harbor at your own pace with this self-guided multimedia tour featuring 18 key stops across the Visitor Center, museums, and shoreline. With approximately 30 minutes of curated content, this tour highlights the most important moments and locations of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial.
This experience DOES NOT include tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial. Sign up for the USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue located at the Pearl harbor Visitor Center if you do not have advanced reservation boat tickets for the USS Arizona Memorial. Standby Queue signup is free. Reserve your boat ticket in advance at recreation.gov ($1 reservation fee per ticket).
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center has a no bag policy. Any bags, packages, or containers that offer concealment (e.g., purses, handbags, backpacks, fanny packs, camera bags, diaper bags, luggage) that exceed the dimensions of 1.25" x 2.25" x 5.5" are not allowed. The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum operates a baggage storage facility near the visitor center entrance, with a fee for all sizes, including luggage. This storage can be used for visits to all Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.
- Open 362 days a year, closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
- The Boat Ticket to the USS Arizona Memorial is NOT included with this Multimedia Tour. Reserve your Boat Ticket ahead of time at recreation.gov ($1 reservation fee per ticket) or join the free USS Arizona Memorial Standby Queue upon arrival at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.
Reviews(419)
It was not worth getting the multimedia due to how short the tour is. Very inform information but not worth purchasing
Exceptional care from everyone I encountered. Pleasant, competent and courteous. Overall care A++++.
The tickets were not valid. The last boat left at 3:00 and we got there at 3:10. You have to reservations. If you want to go to the Arizona you need to buy tickets at Pearl Harbor everything else is free. Don’t buy this ticket.
Bought this excursion on Groupon and it was great to have to hear stories about Pearl Harbor. We were also able to tour the USSArizona as stand by and watch the movie. Usually these events get booked early. Be sure to bring money if you have a bag larger than a wallet because you have to check them at the counter for a fee. I would recommend this for first timers and to buy with Groupon.
Very nice place to visit and learn some history. Everyone was so nice. USS Arizona memorial was a little emotional for me but definitely worth the visit
So nice to have audio with what we saw. For sure plan to go over to AZ Memorial. Great to be able to come whenever and do our own tour.
Great experience. The history is so important as Americans and the rest of the world. Learned so much.
Consider a self paced bus tour instead. No handicapped accessibility. We drove through sites that would have been nice to pause for pictures. The windows were too dirty to take a good picture
You can stay however long you want. Lots to see with loads of history told on film, museums and of course, the headsets
Volunteers and military officials led by example ensuring our fallen were respected. There’s so much to learn. Plan ample time.
