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This Museum is included in the category of Army museum.
Very neat museum to walk around and get a close look at all the airplanes. There is also a children's museum of sorts on your way to the hanger. Be sure to try out the flight simulator if you have kids with you. My daughter thought that was great!
I enjoyed the area focused on the attack of 1941 and some of the other battles in the pacific but I feel some of the visuals can use work. I was slightly disappointed that the P-40s were common E variant and not the B/C model at the attack. Also seems to be too much spent/focused on the more modern aircraft.
Brings the history to life. There are still bullet holes in the windows.
Lots to see and learn (historically) and have activities for the children.
Very impressive if you like this sort of thing.
Plan on spending time. Very interesting
This is a small gem that you should visit. Alot of stuff you did not know and rare japanese aircraft.
Nice displays. Friendly staff.
Lots of unique planes to see! The museum itself had historic airplanes for the Pearl harbor attack. You can also see some of the planes that are in the restoration phase.
We actually ate in the little restaurant here and had the best food. The little store adjacent to the museum is full of little souvenirs that are priced for everyone.
For the lovers of old aircraft and junk, this is a must!! So many historic and iconic planes are there!
Love this place!! Soo full of history. They have an extensive selection of birds and their stories. The kids loved all the displays
While it isn't the most extensive aviation museum I've ever visited, its definatly worth it, both from a history and an available attractions standpoint. The red and white control tower that was made well known by the 2001 pearl harbor movie is beautifull to behold. Inside the main hanger you will find a nice collection of aircraft from the Pacific theate including the most complete B5N Kate in existence. The second hanger contains more modern aircraft from Korea all the way to the modern day. Deffinately worth a visit. My only gripe is that the stuff in the gift shop, while really cool, is exorbitantly expensive. Like 40 dollars for a baseball cap expensive... -_-
Great museum and we artifacts but I wish there was a tad more for the price. You can start off with a short film that is pretty interesting and jump right into the museum. There are great facts for each exhibit and tons of old planes. The initial musuem is kinda short but you can go ouside and around back to an actual hangar with far more planes and helicopters and a kids discovery section where they can do a ton of activities. This was by far my favorite part.
Really interesting. Multi languages. Very well kept.
Was a fantastic experience with a flight simulator as well for a extra $10
See many war era planes, some still being restored. In hanger 79 you can still see holes in the glass where the Japanese attached. If you have time or into planes it is a great place to visit.
If your into aviation well worth the visit
If you like aviation and history got to check it out. They are in the process of restoring a B-52
Nice museum. Interesting exhibits. Experts on sight in different areas to explaine history.
Its affordable, the food was great, and the fact that the planes were in great condition was amazing
The Raytheon math alive was fantastic. Grandson had a ball!
Sensational, I am a bit biased here but my favourite was the perfectly restored RAAF F1-11. Don't forget to look up at the hanger doors in the 2nd hanger, there are bullet holes in the glass from the attack on 12\7\41!!
A must-see for everyone! It is a very moving presentation. The history of the event is documented quite accurately and in great detail. We learned so much more then the history books tell us. Definitely go with the tour group otherwise you will wait in line for hours.
Good memories and presentations. I took the picture in 2008 when I was stationed there before the fancy new paint job.
Great history. The staff are wonderful.
If you love military planes this is a Must visit! Get up close and personal with some of America's ariel defenders.
This was great, and you get to ride a ship for free, and almost nothing in Hawaii is free.
I wish they'd spend a little money to preserve the aircraft parked outdoors. The main hangar and the auxiliary hangar are fantastic
Nice museum with great history. The larger hanger was closed on our visit. Must see for anyone visiting the area.
One of THE MOST SPECTACULAR places I've ever been! Memories made for a lifetime. What a treasure of artifacts and information about one of the most critical, pivotal times in the history United States of America. Additionally, what an amazing, state of the art museum to visit! You must see this to believe it!
This is a nice little air museum. It is composed of two hangers and outdoor displays. The museum focuses on aviation around the islands and has several educational displays. They are also in the process of restoring aircraft to add to displays and you can see them in the restoration phases. One of the cool things here is during living history day or open cockpit days, check calendar ahead of time, you can sit in the actual cockpits of several of their aircraft. The museum is located on joint base pearl harbor hickam so you will need to arrange access ahead of time to visit the museum.
After dozens of visits, we still enjoy visiting the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. There always seems to be something new to see. The staff works hard to restore historic aircraft, often telling stories of how the aircraft impacted the efforts in WWII. Like others, your admission cost goes to help fund ongoing efforts to preserve these important pieces of history.
I love this place. I could visit it every time I come into town
I appreciated the use of old, wrecked planes along with the new ones. The descriptions on the displays not only tell about the plane but also describe the plane's service history. Pricey, but good, restaurant inside the museum.
To see where it happened is amazing. The bullet holes still in the hangar glass is awe inspiring.
This was amazing! They've redone the Hangar and did some major improvements. Worth your visit indeed!
Amazing little place. Friendly knowledgeable staff and a wonderful place to visit. A must see if you are on the island.
Its a very large museum due to the number of full size planes they have, make sure you grab the self-guided audio tour, and make sure you plan to spend at least half a day there.
Very good display. Don't forget to visit Hangar 79 for more aircraft, and watch restoration in process.
Awesome preserved aircraft for you to appreciate. Planes, helicopters, and a beautiful view behind you. Make sure you go to Hangar 79 next door to see more planes and read about the history.
The museum has a nice selection of older and newer aircraft. There was a guy on a golf cart giving rides to the far hanger, which was nice.
A fantastic museum. Aside from walking around and looking at hollowed out airplanes there is not much to do. I wish there were more interactive exhibits, more information, more things for children to do but as an adult I found it to be a great time.
One of my favorite museums to visit. The guided tour is an absolute must!
Great facility. Much to see here. Best audio guided experience ever. Very solemn and sacred grounds. The USS Arizona memorial is closed due to some structural concerns. Hope they can bring it back online soon.
Exceptionally well curated collection of aircraft, many in dioramas to help tell their stories, on this historic site. Recommend paying the extra few $ for the “Aviator” docent-lead tour. It’s worth it. And, yes, the fried rice from the onsite grill is quite good.
Anything Pearl Harbor is amazing to me... and this place had many planes...lots to see.
Awesome to see the planes of old that fought in hopefully the last ww
We love airplanes especially the old military ones. And this place has so much history.
My wife and I enjoyed our visit here. It is always fun to be up close to such amazing aircraft. We enjoyed learning about the attack on Pearl Harbor from the perspective offered here. We were very glad to have been here. Good bless the selfless sacrifice of the military troops!
A lot of really cool warbirds. From WW2 to more recent stuff like f-14,15,and 16's. Also an active restoration site where they are currently trying to put some of these old planes back together.
Outstanding tour!!! Our guide did a great job telling the story behind the planes.
It was nice, I think that the main attraction is the simulator.
This is certainly a must do on Oahu, I'm not sure how you get here if you're not military though. I have to imagine you do it through one of the tour buses. The staff is super helpful and knowledgeable. The collection of aircraft isn't the most impressive but it's certainly interesting!
Anything WWII related is always fascinating! This place is great and makes you wonder about the worst time humanity has been through
Nice museum. Sparse on exhibits
You get up close to the planes, can touch them, all in a very real environment. The hanger still has bullet holes from pearl harbor. No flashy effects, no Disney influences, just planes lovingly restored. Pretty amazing.
Beautiful experience. Respect for those who have fallen
Amazing collection of aircraft from several different eras and from multiple counties. Excellent collection of rare WWII planes such as a B25 J Mitchell bomber outfitted to the specifications used for the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo to avenge Pearl Harbor. Please go and support this important historical site.
A very interesting place. The highlight was an unexpected ode to Pan Am... I would have loved to see more reflection of this in the gift shop. It was also great not just to get info on each plane model in general, but also the history of each and every air frame on show.
God this is the biggest waste of money in the world almost $40 for 2 active duty members and hardly anything to see at all. Not worth time or money. Pathetic tourist attraction.
An interesting museum, though smaller than I expected. Nevertheless, still worth including in your Pearl Harbor itinerary
I loved it. Very informative and helpful guides. It is NOT handicap friendly though.
So much to see and do. My dad was in the Navy so going here with my adult kids was so cool. My son loves anything historical too. Took lots of pictures and the landscape is gorgeous.
Walking in the hanger is walking through a time portal. You can "feel" the history as you visit each exhibit, and when one looks up and still can see the holes in the glass from Japanese attack planes, one can feel the hairs on your neck stand up.
Amazing artifacts and history of the events of WWII. I enjoyed every minute of the museum amd will continue to take my kids on their learning journey of all Pearl Harbor sights. We have been to many places on the island of Oahu and hope to visit Midway island and Japan as well.
If you are on Ford Island visiting the USS Missouri, then it make sense to ride the shuttle to this museum. They have a nice selection of planes from WWII to the present day. Swamp Ghost is a must see in Hanger 79. There is a restaurant here that servers a great fish lunch.
Amazing World War II Pacific Theater aircraft displays on Hallowed Ground, machine gun bullet holes still seen in the hangars... Don't miss the recorded audio tour of actual surviors and historical accounts!
Great. place to see part of passed !
Worth seeing. Not too pricey
Great museum...very colorful and respectful of aviation and those that made history in the Pacific.
Very interesting exhibits to be sure. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. One of my only complaints is there seem to be many missing numbers for the audio tour and/or it is out of date as it seemed to be describing things that were no longer there or that I couldn't find anywhere. My other constructive feedback is about the "Virtual Flight Simulator", for the price paid I would expect it to be a little better. The simulation did not have any rudder control and thus it was extremely hard to pilot and turn the plane accurately enough to be able to be effective in the dogfight. Still overall although I would skip the Flight Sim it was a very interesting, informative and fun museum.
It was totally awesome. I really enjoyed seeing all the history and stories of how my freedom was won. This is a must see for everyone that's takes their freedom for granted. Pearl harbor aviation and the historic planes were amazing. It will send shock through your veins.
Absolutely brilliant. Aircraft displayed extremely well, great information provided. Allow plenty of time to take it all in. The flight simulation is a must do for the kids and adults alike. Take a photo of the bullet holes in the hanger glass FROM THE INSIDE if the hanger for best effect.
Great Museum, excellent tours, and wonderful staff. Would visit again.
I like love, love this place!! So grateful for all the contributors & volunteers!! It's such an amazing place to have here in Hawaii with so much history and so proud of our Air Force!! Sure miss air & space museum in DC so this place is Hawaii next Air Force heaven! I absolutely love airplanes so I was grateful to be able to spend several hours here with a temporary exhibit on math and music also!! Well worth every penny!
Amazing exhibits. Really enjoyed the visit.
Great area that is missed by many visiting Pearl Harbor. This has a number of military aircraft and a restoration shop in the back. The hanger itself is a piece of history.
We went as a tour and had a wonderful guide, Bob Snyder who was extremely knowledgeable about all the aircraft's and their history. This was one of the best tours I have been on and I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Honolulu. This is a must see museum.
I enjoyed this and so did my kids.
There is a ton of information about WWII and Pearl Harbor's importance. Highly recommended for history buffs. The aircraft on display each have unique stories that is very interesting to read. The math area for kids was fun even for us adults!
Pretty interesting but you're probably not missing much if you don't go.
A very impressive museum full of war planes. We started with the presentation in the theatre (7 minutes) and this prepared us for what we were going to look at. A good cafe.
Without a doubt one of the best experiences someone can have. The lifesize dioramas are exceptional. The meticulous care in restoring these aircraft and in caring for them is obvious. Finally, it is quite moving to stand outside the hangars and see the unrepaired pock holes from the Japanese Attack of Pearl Harbor on December 7th. Be sure to go around lunch time so you can enjoy the on site grill. I found my visit well worth the $15 admission fee
Amazing slice of history. I simply love aviation & history and the aviation museum met my expectations. For the fellow Aussies out there, the flying "Pig" is a must see.
Had VIP passport package. Spent too much time at the main pearl harbor site and USS Missouri. Good exhibition but not enough time to take it all in.
Amazing!!! A must stop for those visiting Oahu to see outstanding history. Great for the whole family!
It was a great tour very imformative.
Very interesting museum, it is possible to go close the machines
A little small, but very educational
A large range of aircraft is on display. You can actually stand alongside and even touch most of them. The collection of helicopters is the best I have seen.
We had a quick tour of the Aviation Museum. We don't have enough time to visit all the four sites, but we are happy to see some planes and the air museum. I met the vet in the theater, and he was great! I plan to visit again next time to see all corners of the museum.
Great place to visit and see some of the history associated with Ford Island and the Navy at Pearl Harbor. While there you can also visit the MIGHT MO! That alone is also something to see. Guided tours are available. Come on by and check it out!
Fairly small but still a great museum.
Great info low cost, audio tour very informative
We enjoyed the aviation displays. We bought extra tickets to try the simulator of the Pearl Harbor attack. This museum also features a snack area and very nice gift shop.
I am just enamored with the whole set up of the place. The Pacific Aviation Museum is a place of history and of historical importance! I try to go the the December gala every year and will be there this year again. Love it
Really good museum. There is 2 hangers and an outdoor area to explore. Full range of older and newer aircraft. Restaurant onsite does really good burgers. Well worth a visit.
Great planes, great gift shop, great restaurant. Priceless history!
When I hear the word "Hawaii" I always think about pearl harbor. Dont know why, but it was always my dream to visit the aviation museum. Especially after I watched the movie "pearl harbor". Honestly, I dont know what to say in this review because I have no words. I'll give you tip though: buy the tickets online to save time and sometimes money.
It was a frustrating and disappointing experience. I wasn’t allowed across the bridge to Ford Island because I’m not military. I was told to check in at Pearl Harbor first but there was no parking to do that. Sure it’s an awesome museum but I think it should be more openly stated you need a military pass or have to check in first. I didn’t see that on the website and I looked.
We went as a tour and had a wonderful guide, Bob Snyder who was extremely knowledgeable about all the aircraft's and their history. This was one of the best tours I have been on and I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Honolulu.
It took us ages to get around everything. Take a fan, take water, take a hat, sunscreen etc because there's a lot of hanging around. I learned a lot.
Key to having a great experience is spending the extra 10 bucks for the veteran docent. Looking at a airplane and reading about the year it was built and flown is one thing. Hearing a story about guys making kills dressed in their pajamas after being up all night playing cards-makes it an experience. The place was unforgettable as there are still broken window panes in the hangar that were shot during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor- Amazing! We were most impressed with the airplane that was brought up from the bottom of Lake Michigan and had original paint- it was beautiful and like being in a time capsule. They have plans to expand to a third hangar within another year- that should be even better.
Amazing views and tons of knowledgeable volunteers and staff. Very thorough information about the events during the attack. They also have many rare artifacts and information. Uss Arizona was closed, but they had that announcement available on their website.
Displays are nicely put together. There are different areas with a variety of aircraft. Not the biggest museum but I enjoy period aircraft.
It whas a lot of fun you can see bullet hole in the hanger from ww2 and see them restoring old planes
This was my first time in Honolulu and going to Pearl Harbor was a must. We bought the Pearl Harbor Passport which included the USS Bowfin, USS Missouri, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and USS Arizona all in one. They offered a military discount, for any of you active/NG/retired service members. The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum was a a pretty great addition to this visit! You were able to take bus (included in the passport) over to the museum and spend as long as you wanted there. The staff gave a quick brief about the museum and then you were able to explore the museum at your own pace. There are two big hangers full of information and aircraft, so I recommend spending a few hours here if you enjoy learning. You can see a few aircraft formally and currently used by the Navy, Army, and Marines between the two hangers, and the last hanger hosted a lot of Air Force and NATO aircraft! Overall, I highly recommend the museum if you are at Pearl Harbor!
It seems to me it has become very commercialized and missing the point. Go to the battleship for sure, and the under water Arizona. Aviation is also nice. It is very history and makes you proud to be an american
The Swamp Ghost was my favorite, don't miss both hangers! Great gift shop as well
Highly recommend tourist do this. Self guided.
So grateful that people care enough to create this masterpiece.
I visited here as part of a Pearl Harbor tour and we enjoyed lunch at the Aviation Museum. Great little display of the some of the fighters used in WW2. Highlight was seeing the Mitsubishi Zero.
Great historical museum of your into military aviation.
Compact but great examples of WWII fighters. GEORGE W BUSH trained in this Sterman .
This is a place filled with so much emotion and strength, courage and fortitude. What an amazing experience.
Very nice !!! My daughter and i rode the flight simulator . lived it !!
A must visit if you're visiting Pearl Harbour. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or not, you'll enjoy a visit here. It's not suitable for really young kids but anyone over the age of about 8 will love it. There's lots of seats around for those that need them, and most of the museum is wheelchair accessible. There's also a little restaurant on site that serves good lunches!
Great history and displays. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly.
Good place to stop by if you enjoy aviation and US History. Friendly informative staff. They often have events where you can actually sit inside the air crafts. Little kids enjoy.
It was a privilege to be able to walk through an area of history, that has shaped this nation for what it is today.
I highly recommend going here to visit this museum. Brilliant display of the aviation side of Peral Harbor and WWII. It showed the women who flew which many historical context does not speak of in school.
Great, but some parts of the exhibit getting a bit old
Bravo! Living history!!! It was awesome, I wish I could have stayed for the whole day. I didn’t get to do the flight simulator, but that’s a reason to visit again!
I've seen better aviation museums in Seattle but it's worth a visit!
Remarkable piece of history visited by persons from all over the world!
Good... Not the best but if you already have the passport ticket got to it. I'm spoiled by my semi local museum that isn't 2000 miles in the middle of the Pacific.
Rich Zegar has a wealth of knowledge of aviation and history of WWII. We, Misty and I, were very impressed and delighted as we visited with Rich. This is a definite must see museum at Pearl Harbor.
Loved it. Tons of history. Super clean facility. Friendly staff. So much tonsee you will want to make a day of walking around to see it all. Take your camera, and take your kids thry need to see and learn what happened at Pearl Harbor and the surrounding area. A MUST SEE!
Air conditioned and historical facts were Interesting.
Good for know in the past experience upto future
Great and interesting museum. Only giving 3 stars due to the price. They have it set up to where you pay for each attraction (4 total) or can get a 'passport' for all of them, which is $72 per adult. In terms of museums that is pretty steep, I've probably been to over 50 museums in my life and this was by far the most expensive. Also you can't take bags in, so you either leave your belongings in the car, or pay even more money to store them in their lockers. There is also very few food and water/drink places. I believe only two spots. One stop outside the Missouri where there was some ice cream, snacks and water for $3 a bottle (they do have a free refill station on board the Missouri though). And the second we saw was a small restaurant with burgers and such at the end of the aviation musuem (the last stop on the bus/ route). It seemed to have good food, but didn't buy or eat anything. Would be worth it if wasn't so expensive. Total for two people was about 175 for the attractions and some snacks and water. I've never spent so much on a museum, that's the price of a theme park...
The Pacific Aviation Museum is a must for anyone interested in aviation. It has displays of WW2 aircraft as well as more modern fighter aircraft. The staff are knowledgeable and helpful with enquiries. One of the hangers still has bullet holes in it windows from the Japanese attack in 1941. It is a small museum but definitely worth a visit when visisting the USS Missouri.
it's a nice place. I loved all the airplanes
Wow! Just wow! Make the time and bring the history that you know and read about to life. Then, when you take the time to honor our fallen heroes, you’ll better understand who they were.
Went there with my family and really enjoyed the detail of the aircraft parked around the place
Was very interesting to read about US Air forces and see some legendary aircrafts. Museum is part of Perl Harbor and located on military base, so if you are not a military you can't just drive to museum. You must visit Perl harbor visitor center first and use shuttle to Museum.
Very interesting to learn about that tragic day. Couldn't go into the viewing of the sunken USS Arizona because of the construction going on. Can take the boat ride around it's immediate area.
It's a smaller museum but swamp ghost is beautiful even as she sits. The bullet holes in the windows are a reminder of the history here.
I love history. This was great to see
Nice assortment of planes. You can even touch them.
An overwhelming experience. Originally, this was a museum I never thought I would see, but didn't think too much about it. When we had the opportunity to go, the experience changed me. I realized how little we had learned about what happened and the terror people must have felt to live through that event. It was humbling to realize how much was lost that day and the ripple effects it had on our country. The museum does a phenomenal job captivating your attention and telling the story . We could have stayed for two days just visiting and learning. Unfortunately, the USS Arizona Memorial was closed that day. We will be back to see that though. I highly recommend a visit here and taking your time to stop, read, reflect and give thanks to our amazing Men and Women trying to keep us safe.
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum (formerly the Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor) is a non-profit founded in 1999 to develop an aviation museum in Hawaii. Part of Senator Daniel Inouye's vision for a rebirth of Ford Island, the museum hosts a variety of aviation exhibits with a majority relating directly to the attack on Pearl Harbor and World War II. The first section of the museum, hangar 37, opened with the museum on December 7, 2006, and features much of the museum's static exhibits. The museum's hangars show damage from the attacks on Pearl Harbor from December 7, 1941. The museum has been involved in community events ranging from preservation of historical landmarks to educational tours throughout Hawai'i. The focus devoted efforts to restoring the Ford Island control tower and signed a lease with the Navy to begin repairs. Visitors to the museum gain access via tour bus from the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites on Halawa landing. The museum has received awards for their efforts to restore historical buildings
The Pacific Aviation Museum on Ford Island is a hidden gem. I have been to a few aviation museums and this one is pretty extensive for its size. It has full replica of most US Navy and AAF aircraft which flew during WWII in the Pacific Theater. The best part was my 2 boys able to sit in a cockpit and fly a full size simulator. They even have a full motion simulator for us big kids. We had 4 adults and 2 kids and it was cheaper to become members and it was less then $100. About $15/person. They have a few unique pieces of aircraft wreckages. One of the wrecks is the most in tacked version of a Japanese aircraft in the world from that era. There is no other. Also if you look at the windows in the photos of the hanger doors, the clear window panes are new and the blue colored panes are original and some still have bullet holes from Japanese aircraft which attacked on Dec 7, 1941. A real piece of US Aviation history. We spent about 4 hours walking around.
You have to see this they try and restore things such as planes,helicopters and etc.we love this place.lots of world war 2 facts and things to see.
One of my favorite museums! The exhibits are really great and go deep into the history of the theater. The staff are really passionate and helpful and full of interesting knowledge on the topic. Try the full motion flight simulator, it's worth it. Price is good if you have military ID but could be considered somewhat pricy without. The cafe here is pretty good too.
Awesome place to visit so much history
Excellent work in progress museum that showcases the "other" casualties of the attack on our bases in Hawaii. They are restoring various WWII era aircraft on site.
Loved it. My tour guide was incredibly informative. So many historical planes and even quite a few more recent fighter jets
The Pearl Harbor Aviation museum is fantastic. It is beautiful and well curated, with excellent and knowledgeable staff. There are many awesome programs and events held throughout the year, such as living history day and STEM day. Living history day was just amazing, we were able to meet a survivor of the bombing of Pearl Harbor which was a powerful and humbling experience. I definitely reccomend a trip if you are on vacation here, or a membership if you live on island!
IT'S good FOR US to see how we ,gave back to the Japanese in WW2, WE DiD it before, we can do it Again!!!look out folks
Very cool, Historic and Solemn place to visit. Lots of things to see, I found myself getting choked up more than once. It is definitely a bucket list item. My only complaint is the signage and audio tour plaques are faded and missing. The Skiff boat ride to the Arizona Memorial just drives near by and does not stop, that part was a complete waste of time, but the rest of the day was amazing.
Great place. Lots of interesting aircraft to see. Staff are really friendly and informative.
After visiting the Memorial, it seemed like there could not be more to see! Until the bus dropped us at The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. Walking inside in midday sun, it seemed like a feast of planes packed in a cool indoor Hangar. Going back to WWII, for us without much knowledge of what fighter planes looked like, up-close-and-personal views were awe-inspiring. To reflect on the dare-devil pilots and fighters who flew these machines, and how the war would propel them into the leading edge of chaos and mayhem is hard to wrap your minds around. The well-preserved skeletons of gigantic transport planes rest in the back – it is hard to fathom that these beasts can actually stay in flight. Marvels of engineering and audacity of human courage. Memorable.
Lots of world war 2 era planes, plus a bunch of more modern jets and helicopters. You can literally walk up and touch many of them. Pretty amazing.
Super tour and adventure for those who love history. Take time to learn from the tour guides. Explore Ford Island.
I love history. I love historical aircraft. This was the place for me. The buffet lunch that was part of our tour was also very good. It was interesting to see both aircraft and the stories that were posted alongside the exhibits. I especially liked the damaged windows that had been left intact from the actual attack on the hangers.
Love this place, so much history and shaving keys and planes. Knowledgeable and great staff!