Battleship Missouri Memorial

Battleship Missouri Memorial

4.8 3,547 Reviews
Theresa Cavin
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The Missouri was so much more than I had expected. We almost passed because it was at the end of a tiring day, we were hot, our feet and bodies were exhausyed after 7 days of intense island activities, myself and my10 year old grand nephew were so glad we didn't. Its a grand ship and she has an amazing history I wasn't aware of. I highly recommend taking the free 35 minute tour, the volunteers are a wealth of knowledge

Leo's Travel
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Great memorial to visit. Take the guided tour, it's worth it. They provide key info of the ship as well as the historical events the ship was part of. Then rest of the tour is self guided. My kids are 6yo and 8yo and they loved it! Took the bus from the Peral Harbor visitor center and back. On the way back it stop by the aviation museum as well. We didn't do that one as the kids have seem plenty. I would say visit early so its less crowded. Wish the kids were free to enter, but I get it, someone need to pay to keep up the place. with that said, well worth the price of the tickets.

Charles Zeigler
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This was an epic tour. Walked throughout the ship on the main deck, the second deck down, the surrender deck and even up to the navigation bridge. Saw living quarters, lounge, kitchen, cafeteria, and even an ice cream and soda fountain. This is an awesome experience that everyone visting Pearl Harbor should go on. The whole family loved it. Especially since the lower deck was air conditioned.

Jennifer Moseley
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For this rating I'm wavering between a 3 and 4. They're doing maintenance right now so some of its covered up and you couldn't get to one area. The boat itself is not restored to wwii time frame but from when it was removed from service. They did have some documents related to the signing of the surrender and an exhibit on wwii. It's interesting if you've never seen a battle ship before but if you have I'd probably skip it.

Gilcrist Home
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This is the ship that the declaration of Peace in the Pacific WW2 was signed on. In addition to that most important fact the ship displays it's more recent past and tours of duty. On board there are interesting tours by very knowledgeable guides who have either served on or are involved with the Missouri one way or another. By the way... watch out for your head.

Meleah Nelson
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This ship is part of the Pearl Harbor experience. You can tour most of it with guides or on your own. It is beautifully kept up and all the original equipment is there. I took a couple of tours and learned a lot of cool details about the ship. I was standing on the very spot where the peace agreement from world war II was signed.

Danita Day
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Memorial was interesting. Long bus lines and ticket lines require at least 2 hours to see the battleship. Also the food truck overcharged us for our order and didn't have a quick or easy way to credit our card or refund the overcharge. They had to call a manager which took quite a bit of unnecessary time.

Robin Drew
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So so amazing. Very huge history. Tour guide was very well versed in the history of the Missouri. We enjoyed seeing the whole battleship. Everything at Pearl Harbor is privately funded so give generously to keep this going. All the sites are steeped in history and it is very emotional to see all the loss.

Happy Girl
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Take advantage of the group guided tour! The guide was a wealth of information and a person talking to you about the history is much more fun than just reading the signs. You will want to visit the Mighty Mo to make your Pearl Harbor tour complete. Plan to spend at LEAST two hours touring the site and to reach the really good views be prepared to climb steep steps...it is a battleship!

Johnny Lam
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One of the highlights of the trip and wrth every penny to go see. The mighty mo did not disappoint. They let you see the spot where world war 2 ended. There are "free" tours with entry and the individual that gave us a tour was amazingly knowledgeable. Tourists can go up into the bridge (if you want to climb the ladders/stairs) or down a deck to see some of the crew cabins etc. Great bit of history for the last battleship to serve the fleet