Experience the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor from the place bombs first fell on the fateful day. Discover how aviation began and defined the war in the Pacific, and rose out of the ashes of Pearl Harbor to inspire hope, redefine freedom, and galvanize a nation to overcome. Spanning two historic WWII-era hangars filled with aircraft, exhibits, and artifacts of the men and women who gave their lives for freedom, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum offers a can’t- miss stop on your pilgrimage to Pearl Harbor. Be sure to add the Top of the Tower Tour to your experience - for the first time in decades, the Ford Island Control Tower. Guests ascend 168-feet up in a vintage elevator and are greeted with 360 view of the battlefield. The guided tour paints the picture of the attack: highlighting the flight path of the Japanese aircraft, sharing the stories of our heroes, and allowing for a moment of reflection and appreciation for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
Options
General Admission
General Admission Ticket
GA + Guided Hangar Tour
Hangar Guided Tour
GA + Guided Tower Tour
Guided Tower Tour
GA + Tower View Experience
Tower View Experience
15 min Tower View Experience: Ticket can be utilized at any point during operating hours
What's included
Audio tour headset available in 6 languages
Access to more than 70 years of Pacific aviation history
Complimentary Shuttle to and from Ford Island
Restaurant, Shopping
Combat Flight Simulators
Top of the Tower Tour (If option is not selected)
Hangar Guided Tour (If option is not selected)
What to expect
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
Admission ticket included
Enjoy general admission to the Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor and step back in time to discover more than 70 years of Pacific aviation history.
Begin your journey at Pearl Harbor on historic Ford Island in the actual hangar that survived the December 7, 1941 Japanese attack. Peruse Hawaii’s largest collection of air crafts and learn the stories that made them aviation icons.
Watch a stirring film featuring actual footage of the attack narrated by Pearl Harbor survivors.
Afterward, visit the museum store for aviation gifts and souvenirs.
Along with a free audio tour available in available in English, Spanish, Japanese, French, Korean and Mandarin (ask for your headsets at the front desk upon entry), the museum is also home to a Hangar cafe.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
319 Lexington Blvd, Historic Ford Island, Honolulu, 96818, United States
