Operating Hours:

Back from drydock!  Open to visitors on January 15, 2010.

Daily 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Ticket window closes at 4:00 p.m.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Admission & Ticketing

Mighty Mo Pass:
Adult admission with choice of optional tour: $20
Child admission with choice of optional tour (ages 4-12):  $10

Inquire at the ticket office about military and kama'aina (local resident) rates. You will need to show an ID to secure these rates. Special school group or non-profit group rates are available with advance reservation.

For groups exceeding 20, please contact the reservations office at 1-877-MIGHTYMO (1-877-644-4896) AT LEAST 24 hours in advance for confirmation.

Optional Tours included with Mighty Mo Pass:

Mighty Mo Tour (35 minutes)
Take a guided tour with one of our specially trained guides who know the battleship like the back of their hands. As you are escorted throughout the ship, you will walk in the footsteps of General Douglas MacArthur and see where World War II ended.

Acoustiguide Tour (45 – 120 minutes)
Use one of our informational audio phones to tour the ship.  Available in English, Japanese and Korean.

Guide2Go iPod Tour (60 – 90 minutes)
Take an audio-visual tour throughout the ship, including historic footage, crew member interviews and much more preloaded on an Apple iPod “touch” unit with headset.  Available in English and Japanese.

Walking Tour (length varies)
Enjoy the ship at your own pace following one or all three separate marked tour routes. The Main Deck tour highlights the most famous historical aspects of the ship. The Below Decks tour highlights “Life at Sea” and will show you where the crew ate, slept and spent most of their free time. The Above Decks tour highlights the command and control of the ship and includes the bridge, flying bridge and the Captain’s battle station cabin.

NEW!  Battle Stations Tour (90 minutes).  

Tour price in addition to Mighty Mo Pass:  $25 Adult, $12 Child (10-12 years old)

“General Quarters, General Quarters, All Hands Man Your Battle Station”! When this alarm was sounded on board the Mighty Mo, all hands stopped what they were doing and rushed to their battle stations while hatches were secured and the ship was prepared for action. This exciting new premium-level tour is the most comprehensive of our tour options, focusing on this most important aspect of life at sea for every officer and battleship sailor. Your experienced tour guide will share fascinating stories of the people and places of the Missouri’s many battles. Capacity is limited on this special tour and reservations are recommended.  Includes complimentary bottled water. Children must be at least 10 years old.

Ticketing:
Battleship Missouri Memorial ticketing and shuttle transportation is available at the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, which is located next to the USS Arizona Memorial just outside Pearl Harbor. The Battleship Missouri is located on historic Ford Island, within Naval Station Pearl Harbor; therefore, private vehicles without an appropriate Navy base pass will be turned away. Shuttle transportation is the visitors' primary means of reaching the Battleship Missouri. There is plenty of parking near the shuttle station.

Food Service
Sliders Grill: Pierside, Sliders Grill offers visitors juicy hamburgers, tasty grilled hot dogs and thirst-quenching soft drinks that are sure to satisfy even the mightiest of appetites!

How to get to the Battleship Missouri Memorial:

Click Here to View the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites Map

The Battleship Missouri Memorial ticket booth and shuttle station are located at the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum, just a short walk from the USS Arizona Memorial visitors center.

By car:

From Waikiki, take the H1 freeway and follow the "Pearl Harbor" overhead highway signs to the airport. DO NOT TAKE THE "NAVAL BASE" EXIT. Take the exit labeled "Arizona Memorial / Stadium", exit #15A.  Follow the brown "Pearl Harbor Historic Sites" roadside signs. The brown signs will lead you directly to the USS Arizona Memorial visitors center and the adjacent USS Bowfin Submarine Museum.

From West Oahu, take the H1 freeway headed East. Take exit labeled, "Aiea/Honolulu", exit #13A, to merge onto HI 78 / I-H201 toward Aiea.  Take the Stadium/Aiea exit.  Keep right, merging onto Moanalua Road.  At first traffic light, turn left to merge onto HI -99 E/Kamehameha Hwy toward Pearl Harbor.  Turn right at Arizona Memorial Place to the USS Arizona Memorial visitor center and adjacent USS Bowfin Submarine Museum.

By shuttle:

Hotel pickup is provided at major Waikiki hotels for nominal fees. Ask your hotel activities desk for Pearl Harbor Historic Sites shuttle details.

By city bus:

There is no direct bus service from Waikiki to the Battleship Missouri Memorial, but it does take riders to the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum that houses the Missouri’s ticket office. To take the city bus, catch the 42 Ewa Beach (directly to Pearl Harbor) on Kuhio Avenue in Waikiki and get off at the USS Arizona Memorial. Call TheBus at 848-4500 or check their website, www.thebus.org, to confirm routes, rates and schedules.

By cab:

This is a good alternative if you are coming from the vicinity of the airport. Anticipate a one-way fare of approximately $40 from Waikiki.

Other Pearl Harbor Historical Sites:

You may wish to consider combining our tour with those of the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and the Pacific Aviation Museum – Pearl Harbor. The USS Arizona Memorial is free (tax supported), but there is a charge for the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Pacific Aviation Museum, which are operated, as we are, by private, non-profit groups.

If you plan to visit all three of our facilities, please allow at least 5 hours for the complete Pearl Harbor experience. You may wish to allot some additional time to rest between tours, enjoy a bite to eat and to visit our gift shops.

Follow Historian Daniel Martinez as he takes you to the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites and beyond. Watch the video: "Pearl Harbor and Beyond".

Security:

BAGGAGE AND PARCEL POLICY:
Due to increased security levels as dictated by the United States Navy, the following heightened security measures are currently in place at all Pearl Harbor attractions. Visitors are not allowed to bring bags of any size to the Battleship Missouri Memorial or other Pearl Harbor Historic Sites. This includes backpacks, diaper bags, fanny packs, camera bags, purses, luggage, shopping bags, large cameras or other items that offer concealment; so is with pockets and compartments that conceal are also not allowed. This restriction is subject to change without notice.

WHAT IS ALLOWED:
Wheelchairs, walkers, canes, strollers, umbrellas, jackets, sweaters, small wallets, medication, small cameras or camcorders, cell phones, or small sealable beverage containers are permitted and are subject to inspection.

BAGGAGE STORAGE:
The Battleship Missouri Memorial in partnership with the Pearl Harbor Historic Partners provides baggage storage at the USS Bowfin Submarine Park and Museum for a nominal fee of $3 per bag. Please do not leave valuables in your vehicle.

Health and Safety:

The Mighty Mo will immediately captivate you from the very moment you arrive at her entrance gate demanding every ounce of your attention. As such, please be aware of your surroundings as you cross the pier, board the ship and move about her many decks.

• Please remember to take all medication as prescribed.
• Begin hydration well before your arrival and continue to hydrate as you tour the Mighty Mo.
• Concessions, vending machines and rest stops are provided on the pier and ship for your convenience.
• Restrooms are located on the pier only – just as you enter our gates.
• Pace yourself as you tour the pier and decks of the Mighty Mo.
• Always face the ladders and keep your hands free to ensure a firm grip as you ascend and descend her decks.
• Always stay in the designated route and please respect all safety signage.