Pearl Harbor Passport at Pearl Harbor Historic Sites Visitor Center

Pearl Harbor Passport

The Pearl Harbor Passport gives you two consecutive days to explore four major museums and memorials at one of America's most significant historic sites. Start at the Battleship Missouri Memorial, where you'll stand on the deck where the peace treaty ending World War II was signed. Explore the ship's massive turrets, officer quarters and comprehensive exhibits, with the option of a complimentary guided tour for deeper understanding.

Next, visit the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, housed in historic hangars that survived the December 7, 1941 attack. You'll see more than fifty restored warbirds, from fighters to bombers, alongside interactive exhibits detailing aviation's role in WWII and beyond. The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum rounds out your visit with extensive exhibits on submarine warfare, plus the chance to climb aboard the USS Bowfin and experience the conditions faced by "Pearl Harbor Avenger" crews during their patrols.

The passport includes a self-guided audio tour at the Visitor Center with narration at 27 key points around the harbour, plus the Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Experience that uses advanced simulation to bring the events of December 7th to life. Shuttles connect all sites, and you can explore at your own pace without additional reservations.

What is Included

• General admission to Battleship Missouri Memorial
• Access to Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
• Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum entry
• Self-guided audio tour with 27 narration points
• Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Experience
• Complimentary guided tour option at Battleship Missouri
• Shuttle transport between sites
• Two consecutive days access

Good to Know

Your passport is valid for two consecutive days only and cannot be used on non-consecutive days. The site operates from the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites Visitor Center, where you'll also find storage facilities for bags (only clear or medically necessary bags are permitted on site).

Dress respectfully as Pearl Harbor is a memorial site. The location offers accessible parking and pathways for mobility devices and strollers, though strollers cannot be used in theatres or the memorial itself. Dining options include snack shops, a food truck and a museum restaurant. Don't leave valuables in your vehicle and use only designated parking facilities.

If you're planning to explore more of Hawaii's historic sites, consider adding Iolani Palace guided tours to discover Hawaii's royal heritage, or venture out on Honolulu city tours to see more of the island's significant landmarks beyond Pearl Harbor.