Battleship Missouri Memorial
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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.
Includes one of the following: 35 minute guided tour; acoustiguide audio tour; self guided tour.
Battleship Missouri hours are 8:00am - 4:00pm (Sep. - May) with the last bus leaving the Missouri at 4:05pm, and 8:00am - 5:00pm (Jun - Aug) with the last bus leaving the Missouri at 5:05pm.
Children 0-3 are FREE.

“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.

*Closed toed shoes are required - NO EXCEPTIONS.
Children must be at least 10 years old.

Experience all of Historic Pearl Harbor for one low price. The Passport to Pearl Harbor includes the following:
Audio Tour of the Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center 
Mighty Mo Pass which includes admission and your choice of the following tours: 
35 minute guided tour; acoustiguide audio tour; self guided tour
Pacific Aviation Museum at Pearl Harbor Admission 
Bowfin Museum and Park which includes: 
Submarine Admission with Audio Tour 
Museum Admission with Audio Tour
USS Arizona visitor center hours are 7:00am - 5:00pm. Last boat to memorial is 3:00pm.
Battleship Missouri hours are 8:00am - 4:00pm (Sep. - May) with the last bus leaving the Missouri at 4:05pm, and 8:00am - 5:00pm (Jun - Aug) with the last bus leaving the Missouri at 5:05pm.
Pacific Aviation Museum hours are 8:00am - 5:00pm; last bus leaves PAM at 5:05.
Bowfin hours are 7:00am - 5:00pm, last entry to the submarine is at 4:30pm.

*Closed toed shoes are required - NO EXCEPTIONS.
Children 0-3 are FREE.

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.

THE "MIGHTY MO"

Iowa-class battleships were designed for speed and firepower. Four Iowa-class battleships were built during World War II including the USS Missouri, the keel of which was laid on January 6, 1941 at the New York Naval Shipyard. Its armament included the main battery of nine 16-inch guns and twelve 5-inch anti-aircraft guns.

The USS Missouri was launched on January 29, 1944 and commissioned on June 11, 1944. It was assigned to the Pacific Third Fleet and steamed into Pearl Harbor on Christmas Eve, 1944.

The Missouri was part of the force that carried out bombing raids over Tokyo and provided firepower in the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. During the war's final month the "Mighty Mo" served as Admiral William "Bull" Halsey's flagship for the Pacific Third Fleet.

The USS Missouri secured its place in history as the site of Japan's unconditional surrender to the Allied Forces on September 2, 1945, ending World War II. The ceremony for the signing of the Formal Instrument of Surrender was conducted by General Douglas MacArthur.

In 1955, after providing heavy artillery support for the United Nations forces in the Korean War, the Missouri was decommissioned and mothballed at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.

In 1986, the USS Missouri was recommissioned after undergoing an extensive modernization and refurbishment. In 1991, the Mighty Mo was deployed to the Persian Gulf where it fired its 16-inch guns and launched Tomahawk missiles against Iraqi positions during Desert Storm.

The Missouri's final operational mission occurred on December 7, 1991, when the battleship led a contingent of ships into Pearl Harbor as part of the commemoration to mark the 50th anniversary of the attack that thrust America into World War II.

In 1992, the Missouri was decommissioned for the second time. In 1995, it was removed from the Navy's ship registry, clearing the way for the battleship to be donated by the Navy for preservation as a memorial museum.

In August 1996, the Navy selected the USS Missouri Memorial Association as caretaker for the battleship and Pearl Harbor as its permanent home. On May 4, 1998, the Navy made it official, transferring the Mighty Mo's care to the Association.