Battleship Missouri Memorial Review

Great staff!!! A must visit to reinforce ur pearl harbor and military history of the great battleships

An absolute MUST if you are in Pearl Harbor.
For about $ 25 you can go directly on board and take a close look at everything.
The USS Missouri but you can also see up close when you ride the free ferry.

Like the Arizona this is an absolutely must see memorial/museum if you are on the island of Hawaii. They have done an amazing job keeping the ship up. The volunteers are absolutely amazing too. Very friendly and very helpful.

Don't leave town without seeing this piece of history. Truely inspirational.

USS MISSOURI BB-63 is one of the last Battleships in America. Bring the whole family and friends to see this historic site. It's well over worth it if you love Pearl Harbor history.

Incredible life history of a ship and her crew. They served their country most honorably. Thank you to all.

So honored to be a vendor and to have the opportunity to be a part of something bigger then myself. Beautiful Ship and Staff

It didn't quite appeal to me. None of my photos of the place came out great. 30$ was also too much.

A very significant part in history. The guided tour brings it home but the walk around the ship by yourself is extremely interesting too. Recommended!

Excellent information and amazing to be on a battleship

Ship tour was good. Entry experience pretty cheasy and tourist trap. Food options and service poor. Don't plan on eating there.

The views from this area alone are worth the trip even if you choose not to tour the ship itself. There are plenty of food options available on the dock along with souvenirs, water and restrooms. Walk to the eastern end of the dock for a fantastic view of the Arizona Memorial. Parking is plentiful and there are plenty of service personnel around to help you find your way!

This ship has defended the oceans for more than 40 years. It is worth to understand how the crew lived in their daily lives

Pearl harbour in general is a must go. Prepare to spend a decent chunk of the day there

An experience to have for yourself. I took pictures other parts of the ship. If you are curious about it, go visit it yourself. Picture do not do justice, only conserve memories. This ship is massive in scale compared to you, standing on the deck, let alone looking at it off the pier. Must see, preserved era in history floating on a ship. Awesome!

Went for a tour with the guide. Good information shared on the history. Friendly staffs. The upper deck is going through a restoration.

Wonderful to be able to explore a piece of history for oneself. Very interesting.

The battleship where Japan signed the surrender in World War II.
Definitely worth the visit (ticket $ 27 each, including shuttle bus service).

A very impressive visit. A unique opportunity to approach a building of this size.

She is majastic. So glad we got to stand on her deck. If you love history, military technology or ships, the Mighty Mo is for you. You can't go to Pearl harbor and not see her. Wait for a tour. It will be worth it

What a great experience!! You can soedn all day just on this ship!!! The vendors with the shave ice make for a nice break of this isn't your first stop when visiting pearl harbor. Once inside they do a fantastic job of giving you an idea of what life is really like on the ship! This was the highlight of our pearl harbor tour.

A very awesome tour of a wonderfully kept WWII era battleship. It is moored in Pearl Harbor, but it was not there during the December 7, 1941 attack. However, this historic battleship is where the Japanese Instrument of Surrender was signed in Tokyo Bay on September 2, 1945.

The ship is actually located on the base, so if you have military ID, you can drive to it. Otherwise, you can take a shuttle from the World War II Valor In The Pacific National Monument (AKA Pearl Harbor Visitor Center AKA USS Arizona Memorial).

Cost to tour the battleship is $5 which includes an informative guided tour around the deck. You get to see and stand at the exact spot where General MacArthur and other officials signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender. Very historical spot.

After the tour of the deck you are free to venture below deck by yourself and see the mess halls, the sleeping quarters, officer s areas, and more. The ship is in really great shape and is well worth the $5 to check it out.

I learned a lot about World War II that I never knew and I was always fascinated in world history and in World War II history

What a Historic Site to actually visit with Great Historical photos of an unprecedented war era....

Little dissapointed that they closed off alot of stuff, and didnt really told us that in order to get in to the bottom floors you got to add extra money for it, and its a little pricey

We are fortunate to have this piece of history available to tour as part of the Pearl Harbor Memorial.

No, I had the opportunity to meet, but I had friends who were the likes much, show ..

Fantastic venue! Especially for formal military events!

Oriental experience inside and out. The whole ship is history itself. I'm particularly impressed to get you an insight into the crew's everyday life. For closer viewing, approx. two hours are required.

From the bow of the ship you can see the start of WWII at the Arizona memorial. The Japanese surrendered on the deck of the USS Missouri. You can see where the war started and ended.

You can feel the history of this ship, the lazt battleship, built during the height of the battleship era, and moderized during the carrier era its really a sight to behold. Throw in the fact that the surrender of Japan happened on its deck and you have an incredible piece pf history you can explore.

The US art of the sober but fascinating memorial April 2013

Excellent guided tour. Very well managed. Superb walk through history.

Just humbled to be able to stand on the deck of history

I went there just before, but it was still impressive. If you consider this force in Missouri, you can see how much stronger Yamato and Musashi were. I think this is the place to go once.

Missouri's official guide naoki's explanation, irresistible to history lovers, the story of the US Army who carefully buried the crew who died in the Zero Battle, where the Zero Battle that attacked Chiran attacked Missouri in the Battle of Okinawa I get tears in. Arizona Memorial Hall-Chiran Special Attack Peace Hall-Okinawa Peace Memorial Park-Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park-Battleship Missouri, if you don't like history, you should go once.

Great experience which has historic significance. There was much to take in.

Great hands on history experience and proud history for the USA Missouri!

Great memorial. Well preserved and still keeping it updated.

Knowledgable guides, very place in history. Transport by air conditioned bus. It was a nice way to spend 3 hours.

Awesome employees. Place is very patriotic and friendly. Very clean bathrooms. Great food shops and shaved ice.

Highly recommend to visit, specially if interested in history. It also made me very sad and made me cried.

Unbelievable ship! It's amazing that such a monster could be handled! Great tour well worth your time!

An extremely special day for me visiting here. Extremely helpful tour guides - great day out for anyone. Can't wait to go back and do an extended tour!

Mighty Mo is under renovations but still an impressive site to see. Such an amazing history.

Great experience and tour. Food truck was good as well.

My wife and I enjoyed our time at Pearl Harbor. Our guides, as well as other people who work there, were friendly and knowledgeable, and answered any questions we had.

I love how they can take you on a tour or you can just walk around. I like the little scenes. Really nice. I went their on a holiday with my 5 kids and my wife Babra and it was spectacular. This was a holiday to remember

Excellent place to learn about the history of the ship. It's well maintained. There's a snack bar and gift shop. Entrance is free if you're in military uniform.

Such a great place to visit if you are interested in military history. You get to go into the inner decks of the ship and there is a free guided tour available for those who want one. Very cool!

The Battleship Missouri Memorial is beyond any words that I can express. First of all how well maintained it is speaks for itself. I did the guided VIP tour and was just amazed at the knowledge of Archer guide but even more so the living conditions that our nation's Heroes lived in while fighting in World War II and maintaining our freedoms that we have today. I couldn't imagine being in that Boiler Room stoking the furnace and the temperatures that must have resonated considering that you have minimal air flow throughout the ship below the deck. Would highly recommend to any and all if you have the chance.

I don't know much about the history. But this is worth a visit..

Very cool to be able to explore a retired battleship. Staff were helpful but very strict and military as could be expected. Totally worth the money

Great place to visit. Must do along with Pearl Harbor.

As part of the Pearl Harbor experience, I can't begin to do it justice. Take your time on the walking tour...you're walking on and through history. Especial interest is the WWII Japanese Surender deck.