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4.9
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Experiences
4.9
(155 Customer Reviews)


Experiences
4.9
(155 Customer Reviews)

Battleship IOWA Museum: General Access Tickets
Step aboard the historic Battleship IOWA for a self-guided museum experience with interactive app features and family-friendly activities.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
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Battleship IOWA Museum: General Access Tickets holds a 4.9/5 rating from 155 reviews on tickadoo.
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Battleship IOWA Museum: General Access Tickets holds a 4.9/5 rating from 155 reviews on tickadoo.
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Battleship IOWA Museum: General Access Tickets holds a 4.9/5 rating from 155 reviews on tickadoo.
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Battleship IOWA Museum: General Access Tickets holds a 4.9/5 rating from 155 reviews on tickadoo.
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Highlights
Access to the Battleship IOWA Museum for an interactive self-guided tour
Explore decks and historic exhibits at your own pace
Free mobile app with audio guides and augmented reality in multiple languages
Scavenger hunt for kids starring the ship's mascot, Victory
What’s Included
General admission to the Battleship IOWA Museum
Self-guided visit with interactive app (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese)
Discover the Famous Battleship IOWA
Step aboard the Battleship IOWA Museum and experience a piece of living naval history in Los Angeles. The USS IOWA, often called "The Big Stick," has served through decades of the 20th century from World War II to the Cold War. Now retired at the Pacific Battleship Center, this floating museum offers visitors a chance to connect with the stories, technology and bravery of those onboard.
Explore a Historic Icon
Your visit grants you the freedom to explore the IOWA's expansive decks and passageways at your own pace. As you wander through the ship, you'll uncover artifacts and exhibits documenting the vessel's role in major military conflicts, its distinguished crew and the challenges faced at sea. From its construction in the 1940s to its presence in pivotal moments of American history, the IOWA is a tribute to naval innovation and courage.
Self-Guided Tour with Interactive App
Enhance your journey with a free mobile app available in seven languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese. The app is packed with stories, augmented reality features and themed audio guides that bring each exhibit to life - offering unique perspectives for visitors who are a military enthusiast or casual visitor.
Fun for Families and Kids
The museum is designed to be family-friendly. Younger guests can begin a scavenger hunt led by Victory, the ship mascot dog. It's a playful way to explore highlights of the battleship while engaging kids in the IOWA’s storied past.
Ship’s Legacy and Memorial
The USS IOWA is beyond a typical museum and also a memorial honoring those who served aboard and the role the ship played globally. Interactive displays, memorials and hands-on exhibits check that every aspect of the vessel’s journey is respected and remembered.
Accessible and Informative for All Visitors
Wheelchair access and the multi-language app help ensure guests of all backgrounds can enjoy and learn from the experience. Plan your visit to explore the battleship’s exterior and interior, gain new historical insights and enjoy sweeping views from this classic location. See more experiences in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Queen Mary or Battleship IOWA + Warner Bros. combo on tickadoo.
Respect museum exhibits and do not touch restricted items
Stay within designated public areas on board
Follow staff instructions and safety signage at all times
No running or unsupervised children on the ship
Dispose of trash in provided bins
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm
What is the Battleship IOWA?
The USS Iowa is a World War II-era battleship that served from 1943 to 1990. It is now a floating museum in the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro.
What can I see inside the Battleship IOWA?
Explore the main deck, gun turrets, crew quarters, the bridge, officers' wardroom, and exhibits on the ship's military history and the sailors who served.
How long should I plan for the Battleship IOWA?
Allow 2-3 hours for a thorough self-guided visit. Guided tours add additional time if you want deeper historical context.
Is the Battleship IOWA suitable for children?
Yes, kids are fascinated by the massive guns, narrow passageways, and the experience of walking through a real warship. It is both educational and adventurous.
Where is the Battleship IOWA located?
The ship is docked at 250 S. Harbor Boulevard in San Pedro, part of the Port of Los Angeles, about 25 miles south of downtown LA.
Are there guided tours of the Battleship IOWA?
Yes, guided tours with knowledgeable docents are available for an enhanced experience. Check availability when you arrive or book in advance.
Is the Battleship IOWA wheelchair accessible?
The main deck and some exhibits are accessible. Lower decks with narrow hatches and steep ladders have limited accessibility due to the ship's original design.
Is parking available near the battleship?
Yes, free parking is available in the lot adjacent to the ship. It is easily accessible by car from the I-110 freeway.
Can I see inside the gun turrets?
Yes, certain turret areas are open to visitors. You can see the massive 16-inch gun barrels up close and learn how they were operated.
Does the museum cover other wars besides World War II?
Yes, the Iowa also served in the Korean War and was recommissioned during the Cold War era. Exhibits cover all periods of the ship's active service.
First admission at 10:00 am final entry at 5:00 pm
Wheelchair accessible throughout main areas
Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese
Photo ID may be required for entry
Outside food and drinks not allowed inside museum premises
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience
250 S Harbor Blvd, San Pedro, CA-90731
Highlights
Access to the Battleship IOWA Museum for an interactive self-guided tour
Explore decks and historic exhibits at your own pace
Free mobile app with audio guides and augmented reality in multiple languages
Scavenger hunt for kids starring the ship's mascot, Victory
What’s Included
General admission to the Battleship IOWA Museum
Self-guided visit with interactive app (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese)
Discover the Famous Battleship IOWA
Step aboard the Battleship IOWA Museum and experience a piece of living naval history in Los Angeles. The USS IOWA, often called "The Big Stick," has served through decades of the 20th century from World War II to the Cold War. Now retired at the Pacific Battleship Center, this floating museum offers visitors a chance to connect with the stories, technology and bravery of those onboard.
Explore a Historic Icon
Your visit grants you the freedom to explore the IOWA's expansive decks and passageways at your own pace. As you wander through the ship, you'll uncover artifacts and exhibits documenting the vessel's role in major military conflicts, its distinguished crew and the challenges faced at sea. From its construction in the 1940s to its presence in pivotal moments of American history, the IOWA is a tribute to naval innovation and courage.
Self-Guided Tour with Interactive App
Enhance your journey with a free mobile app available in seven languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese. The app is packed with stories, augmented reality features and themed audio guides that bring each exhibit to life - offering unique perspectives for visitors who are a military enthusiast or casual visitor.
Fun for Families and Kids
The museum is designed to be family-friendly. Younger guests can begin a scavenger hunt led by Victory, the ship mascot dog. It's a playful way to explore highlights of the battleship while engaging kids in the IOWA’s storied past.
Ship’s Legacy and Memorial
The USS IOWA is beyond a typical museum and also a memorial honoring those who served aboard and the role the ship played globally. Interactive displays, memorials and hands-on exhibits check that every aspect of the vessel’s journey is respected and remembered.
Accessible and Informative for All Visitors
Wheelchair access and the multi-language app help ensure guests of all backgrounds can enjoy and learn from the experience. Plan your visit to explore the battleship’s exterior and interior, gain new historical insights and enjoy sweeping views from this classic location. See more experiences in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Queen Mary or Battleship IOWA + Warner Bros. combo on tickadoo.
Respect museum exhibits and do not touch restricted items
Stay within designated public areas on board
Follow staff instructions and safety signage at all times
No running or unsupervised children on the ship
Dispose of trash in provided bins
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm
What is the Battleship IOWA?
The USS Iowa is a World War II-era battleship that served from 1943 to 1990. It is now a floating museum in the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro.
What can I see inside the Battleship IOWA?
Explore the main deck, gun turrets, crew quarters, the bridge, officers' wardroom, and exhibits on the ship's military history and the sailors who served.
How long should I plan for the Battleship IOWA?
Allow 2-3 hours for a thorough self-guided visit. Guided tours add additional time if you want deeper historical context.
Is the Battleship IOWA suitable for children?
Yes, kids are fascinated by the massive guns, narrow passageways, and the experience of walking through a real warship. It is both educational and adventurous.
Where is the Battleship IOWA located?
The ship is docked at 250 S. Harbor Boulevard in San Pedro, part of the Port of Los Angeles, about 25 miles south of downtown LA.
Are there guided tours of the Battleship IOWA?
Yes, guided tours with knowledgeable docents are available for an enhanced experience. Check availability when you arrive or book in advance.
Is the Battleship IOWA wheelchair accessible?
The main deck and some exhibits are accessible. Lower decks with narrow hatches and steep ladders have limited accessibility due to the ship's original design.
Is parking available near the battleship?
Yes, free parking is available in the lot adjacent to the ship. It is easily accessible by car from the I-110 freeway.
Can I see inside the gun turrets?
Yes, certain turret areas are open to visitors. You can see the massive 16-inch gun barrels up close and learn how they were operated.
Does the museum cover other wars besides World War II?
Yes, the Iowa also served in the Korean War and was recommissioned during the Cold War era. Exhibits cover all periods of the ship's active service.
First admission at 10:00 am final entry at 5:00 pm
Wheelchair accessible throughout main areas
Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese
Photo ID may be required for entry
Outside food and drinks not allowed inside museum premises
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience
250 S Harbor Blvd, San Pedro, CA-90731
Highlights
Access to the Battleship IOWA Museum for an interactive self-guided tour
Explore decks and historic exhibits at your own pace
Free mobile app with audio guides and augmented reality in multiple languages
Scavenger hunt for kids starring the ship's mascot, Victory
What’s Included
General admission to the Battleship IOWA Museum
Self-guided visit with interactive app (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese)
Discover the Famous Battleship IOWA
Step aboard the Battleship IOWA Museum and experience a piece of living naval history in Los Angeles. The USS IOWA, often called "The Big Stick," has served through decades of the 20th century from World War II to the Cold War. Now retired at the Pacific Battleship Center, this floating museum offers visitors a chance to connect with the stories, technology and bravery of those onboard.
Explore a Historic Icon
Your visit grants you the freedom to explore the IOWA's expansive decks and passageways at your own pace. As you wander through the ship, you'll uncover artifacts and exhibits documenting the vessel's role in major military conflicts, its distinguished crew and the challenges faced at sea. From its construction in the 1940s to its presence in pivotal moments of American history, the IOWA is a tribute to naval innovation and courage.
Self-Guided Tour with Interactive App
Enhance your journey with a free mobile app available in seven languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese. The app is packed with stories, augmented reality features and themed audio guides that bring each exhibit to life - offering unique perspectives for visitors who are a military enthusiast or casual visitor.
Fun for Families and Kids
The museum is designed to be family-friendly. Younger guests can begin a scavenger hunt led by Victory, the ship mascot dog. It's a playful way to explore highlights of the battleship while engaging kids in the IOWA’s storied past.
Ship’s Legacy and Memorial
The USS IOWA is beyond a typical museum and also a memorial honoring those who served aboard and the role the ship played globally. Interactive displays, memorials and hands-on exhibits check that every aspect of the vessel’s journey is respected and remembered.
Accessible and Informative for All Visitors
Wheelchair access and the multi-language app help ensure guests of all backgrounds can enjoy and learn from the experience. Plan your visit to explore the battleship’s exterior and interior, gain new historical insights and enjoy sweeping views from this classic location. See more experiences in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Queen Mary or Battleship IOWA + Warner Bros. combo on tickadoo.
First admission at 10:00 am final entry at 5:00 pm
Wheelchair accessible throughout main areas
Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese
Photo ID may be required for entry
Outside food and drinks not allowed inside museum premises
Respect museum exhibits and do not touch restricted items
Stay within designated public areas on board
Follow staff instructions and safety signage at all times
No running or unsupervised children on the ship
Dispose of trash in provided bins
What is the Battleship IOWA?
The USS Iowa is a World War II-era battleship that served from 1943 to 1990. It is now a floating museum in the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro.
What can I see inside the Battleship IOWA?
Explore the main deck, gun turrets, crew quarters, the bridge, officers' wardroom, and exhibits on the ship's military history and the sailors who served.
How long should I plan for the Battleship IOWA?
Allow 2-3 hours for a thorough self-guided visit. Guided tours add additional time if you want deeper historical context.
Is the Battleship IOWA suitable for children?
Yes, kids are fascinated by the massive guns, narrow passageways, and the experience of walking through a real warship. It is both educational and adventurous.
Where is the Battleship IOWA located?
The ship is docked at 250 S. Harbor Boulevard in San Pedro, part of the Port of Los Angeles, about 25 miles south of downtown LA.
Are there guided tours of the Battleship IOWA?
Yes, guided tours with knowledgeable docents are available for an enhanced experience. Check availability when you arrive or book in advance.
Is the Battleship IOWA wheelchair accessible?
The main deck and some exhibits are accessible. Lower decks with narrow hatches and steep ladders have limited accessibility due to the ship's original design.
Is parking available near the battleship?
Yes, free parking is available in the lot adjacent to the ship. It is easily accessible by car from the I-110 freeway.
Can I see inside the gun turrets?
Yes, certain turret areas are open to visitors. You can see the massive 16-inch gun barrels up close and learn how they were operated.
Does the museum cover other wars besides World War II?
Yes, the Iowa also served in the Korean War and was recommissioned during the Cold War era. Exhibits cover all periods of the ship's active service.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience
250 S Harbor Blvd, San Pedro, CA-90731
Highlights
Access to the Battleship IOWA Museum for an interactive self-guided tour
Explore decks and historic exhibits at your own pace
Free mobile app with audio guides and augmented reality in multiple languages
Scavenger hunt for kids starring the ship's mascot, Victory
What’s Included
General admission to the Battleship IOWA Museum
Self-guided visit with interactive app (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese)
Discover the Famous Battleship IOWA
Step aboard the Battleship IOWA Museum and experience a piece of living naval history in Los Angeles. The USS IOWA, often called "The Big Stick," has served through decades of the 20th century from World War II to the Cold War. Now retired at the Pacific Battleship Center, this floating museum offers visitors a chance to connect with the stories, technology and bravery of those onboard.
Explore a Historic Icon
Your visit grants you the freedom to explore the IOWA's expansive decks and passageways at your own pace. As you wander through the ship, you'll uncover artifacts and exhibits documenting the vessel's role in major military conflicts, its distinguished crew and the challenges faced at sea. From its construction in the 1940s to its presence in pivotal moments of American history, the IOWA is a tribute to naval innovation and courage.
Self-Guided Tour with Interactive App
Enhance your journey with a free mobile app available in seven languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese. The app is packed with stories, augmented reality features and themed audio guides that bring each exhibit to life - offering unique perspectives for visitors who are a military enthusiast or casual visitor.
Fun for Families and Kids
The museum is designed to be family-friendly. Younger guests can begin a scavenger hunt led by Victory, the ship mascot dog. It's a playful way to explore highlights of the battleship while engaging kids in the IOWA’s storied past.
Ship’s Legacy and Memorial
The USS IOWA is beyond a typical museum and also a memorial honoring those who served aboard and the role the ship played globally. Interactive displays, memorials and hands-on exhibits check that every aspect of the vessel’s journey is respected and remembered.
Accessible and Informative for All Visitors
Wheelchair access and the multi-language app help ensure guests of all backgrounds can enjoy and learn from the experience. Plan your visit to explore the battleship’s exterior and interior, gain new historical insights and enjoy sweeping views from this classic location. See more experiences in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Queen Mary or Battleship IOWA + Warner Bros. combo on tickadoo.
First admission at 10:00 am final entry at 5:00 pm
Wheelchair accessible throughout main areas
Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese
Photo ID may be required for entry
Outside food and drinks not allowed inside museum premises
Respect museum exhibits and do not touch restricted items
Stay within designated public areas on board
Follow staff instructions and safety signage at all times
No running or unsupervised children on the ship
Dispose of trash in provided bins
What is the Battleship IOWA?
The USS Iowa is a World War II-era battleship that served from 1943 to 1990. It is now a floating museum in the Port of Los Angeles at San Pedro.
What can I see inside the Battleship IOWA?
Explore the main deck, gun turrets, crew quarters, the bridge, officers' wardroom, and exhibits on the ship's military history and the sailors who served.
How long should I plan for the Battleship IOWA?
Allow 2-3 hours for a thorough self-guided visit. Guided tours add additional time if you want deeper historical context.
Is the Battleship IOWA suitable for children?
Yes, kids are fascinated by the massive guns, narrow passageways, and the experience of walking through a real warship. It is both educational and adventurous.
Where is the Battleship IOWA located?
The ship is docked at 250 S. Harbor Boulevard in San Pedro, part of the Port of Los Angeles, about 25 miles south of downtown LA.
Are there guided tours of the Battleship IOWA?
Yes, guided tours with knowledgeable docents are available for an enhanced experience. Check availability when you arrive or book in advance.
Is the Battleship IOWA wheelchair accessible?
The main deck and some exhibits are accessible. Lower decks with narrow hatches and steep ladders have limited accessibility due to the ship's original design.
Is parking available near the battleship?
Yes, free parking is available in the lot adjacent to the ship. It is easily accessible by car from the I-110 freeway.
Can I see inside the gun turrets?
Yes, certain turret areas are open to visitors. You can see the massive 16-inch gun barrels up close and learn how they were operated.
Does the museum cover other wars besides World War II?
Yes, the Iowa also served in the Korean War and was recommissioned during the Cold War era. Exhibits cover all periods of the ship's active service.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience
250 S Harbor Blvd, San Pedro, CA-90731
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