Amanda G.
8/16/2025
This was a beautiful, somber memorial. 100% recommend visiting this historic site. We were unable to get tickets ahead of time so we just showed up and within 45 minutes we were on the ferry to...
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1 Arizona Memorial Pl
Honolulu, HI 96818
Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Honolulu, HI, serves as a poignant tribute to the lives impacted by the historic events of December 7, 1941. This memorial stands as a symbol of remembrance for the United States' entry into World War II, a pivotal moment that reverberated globally, leaving a lasting mark on nations and communities around the world.
Visitors to Pearl Harbor National Memorial are invited to partake in a reflective journey through this shared history, emphasizing the pursuit of peace amidst the echoes of conflict. With free access to museums and grounds, guests can immerse themselves in the historical significance of the location, offering a tangible connection to the past.
Enriching the experience, the memorial provides educational opportunities for all ages, including special programs for children and youth. Through various events, exhibits, and guided tours, Pearl Harbor National Memorial aims to preserve memories, inspire peace, and foster a deeper understanding of the impact of war on Hawaii and beyond.
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Jen D.
7/26/2025
Must visit when you're on Oahu to learn a little more about history. We purchased our tickets online. Doing it in advance is highly recommended to secure spots on your preferred date. Our tour...
Ray I.
2/24/2025
Staggeringly sobering the impact that that fateful day had on the island, the territory, and the USA. The Arizona memorial is a must. Booking ahead for tickets to the memorial is not...
Nancy A.
5/27/2025
Today was a memorable and humbling experience. Took an early morning flight from Kauai. Met our guide/driver Chase who was great! First stop was a tour of the USS Missouri, then the aviation...
Ruben L.
1/6/2025
My first time that I visited this memorial was in 1995. It was awesome and I loved the guided tour. It's remarkable on how many names are listed on that memorial wall. When I was there I looked...
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