Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Review

The Pacific Aviation Museum also has many military aircraft, I like the World War II aircraft very much, the variety and specifications are very rich, the space museum also has space to eat and drink, the outdoor area is also very broad, and I appreciate a lot of things.

The large Pacific Aviation Museum has indoor and outdoor display areas where you can view all types of aircraft from ancient times. There are many stories of small aircraft models and pilots in the museum, and you can experience the formal aircraft in the cabin.

If you are interested in military history and aviation, it is worth coming! Tickets for 13-year-old adults $35/person, and children from 4 to 12$22/person. Pearl Harbor packages are also included. Pearl Harbor Visitor Center offers free parking, but parking spaces are tight during holidays! Pearl Harbor is not allowed to carry bags, so please hide in the car in advance, or go to the right side of the gate to store! Cameras can be brought into Pearl Harbor, allowing you to go to the place to take pictures is no problem! Before entering the gate, there will be staff checking whether there are bags. After entering the gate, there are three service desks in front of it. The middle one is free to receive tickets for the Arizona Warship Memorial (watch a 23-minute documentary with the time on the ticket, Take the shuttle to the Arizona Memorial), and the desk on the right is to buy tickets for the Missouri Memorial, the Pacific Aviation Museum and the submarine Boven Museum. You can buy package tickets or buy tickets separately as appropriate! The counter on the left is a voice guide for rent. Chinese is available and the fee is $7.5/person. It is highly recommended to rent one for visiting the Visitor Center and the Arizona Warship Memorial! Because the Missouri Warship Memorial and the Pacific Aviation Museum are located on Ford Island, a military area, and people's vehicles cannot be driven without permission, so after purchasing tickets, you need to go to the right-hand shuttle station to take the bus to the Pacific Aviation Museum. The station staff will check whether to buy tickets! Remember that the first stop of the shuttle bus when you go is the Missouri Warship Memorial, the second stop is the Pacific Aviation Museum, and when you come back, you will also wait for the shuttle bus at the drop-off location. The trip back to Pearl Harbor Visitor Center will end. There is a dining area in the museum, so don't worry about starving. by Youli Zhao

Quite educational. It marks the most advanced aircraft of all eras in the world and refreshes me. If you are interested, you can also experience the feeling of small planes taking off.

The main treasures of the country are basically here, the collection is rich, the tour route is designed reasonably, and the children are taken to see the exhibition. Quite educational.