USS Arizona Memorial & Honolulu City Highlights TourSALE
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Take a convenient and entertaining trip through history as you visit Pearl Harbor and see highlights of Downtown Honolulu and the Punchbowl National Cemetery.
Book 3 days early and save up to 15% (until 2018/07/31)
Step back into history at the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument. At the home of the Arizona Memorial, you will have the opportunity to learn the stories of the Pacific War and the unforgettable events at Pearl Harbor. There is ample time to walk through the museum, bookstore and outdoor exhibits, and after watching a documentary film on the December 7th attack, you will board a Navy launch to the Memorial itself. Your historic journey concludes with a drive through Downtown Honolulu as your expert guide describes the beauty of the area during your return to Waikiki.
Please Note: The USS Arizona Memorial will be closed in the morning (and possibly all day) on December 7th to commemorate the attack on Pearl Harbor. Other sites will remain open (but may deviate from their normal schedule) and public events will be held throughout the day.
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Schedule & Location
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Time & Location - Drop-off
Time & Location
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09:00 Pick-up from Waikiki Hotels
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USS Arizona Memorial & Visitor's Center (3 hrs)
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Drive through Downtown Honolulu (1 hr)You will see the Kawaiahao Church, Iolani Palace, Kamehameha Statue and more.
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Drive through the Punchbowl National Cemetary (15 min)
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15:00 Drop-off at Waikiki Hotels
Notes
Restriction(s)
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- The WWII Valor of the Pacific has implemented a "No Bags Allowed" Policy. No purses, handbags, fanny packs, backpacks, camera bags, luggage, diaper bags and other items that offer concealment are not allowed in the Visitor Center or the Memorial. Strollers with pockets and compartments must be empty before being allowed in. Personal cameras area allowed.
- Wheel Chair Accessibility: Please book early to secure arrangements. A transfer vehicle equipped with a lift is available upon request with prior booking and notification of at least 48 hours, please indicate during booking.
- This activity is wheelchair accessible.
- Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required Items to Bring & Attire
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- A valid government-issued photo ID
Additional Note(s)
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- Tickets will be reserved in advance for the USS Arizona Memorial program. This program includes a 23-minute documentary film about the attack on Pearl Harbor and the boat trip to the USS Arizona Memorial.
- The WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument is closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and New Year's Day (January 1).
- Due to the limited number of tickets available, tours may be postponed to later in the afternoon. Though the tour is scheduled to end at 14:30, you may return to Waikiki as late as 17:00.
- The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
- Gratuity is not included in the price.
FAQ
What can I bring with me?
- Visitors may bring small items like cameras, cell phones, and wallets. Since no bags are allowed, you are encouraged to pack lightly.
Will there be a lot of walking on this tour?
- Once at Pearl Harbor, you will be doing a moderate amount of walking.
What types of items are we allowed to bring inside Pearl Harbor?
Under Pearl Harbor's bag policy, the following items are allowed:
1. Lightweight, plastic type shopping bags, such as those sold or provided on-site.
2. Small bags, canvas and recycled material type shopping bags purchased in the secure zone. Use is allowed on the day of the purchase only.
3. Small form-fitting, single camera bags that only allow for carriage of the camera and additional small items such as a lens cap or cleaner.
4. Wheelchairs that have a fixed bag (no ability to remove).
5. Bags containing medical equipment unsuitable for lightweight, plastic, transparent shopping bags.
6. Strollers with a fixed pouch (no ability to remove).
7. Clutches, as opposed to purses with the distinction that a clutch is open on 3 sides, has a hinge-like function, or would only accommodate a cell phone or similar sized item.
8. Small wallet type clutches/purses that would contain credit cards, money, pictures and no other items.
9. Musical instruments and cases related to an NPS-issued Special Use Permit or similar partner document.
10. Firearms possessed by commissioned law enforcement officers. Must be declared to a law enforcement ranger.
*Note: Any bag that is determined to be allowed will be inspected and/or tagged as screened.
What types of items are we not allowed to bring inside Pearl Harbor?
Under Pearl Harbor's bag policy, the following items are prohibited:
1. All bags not listed in the section describing items allowed inside Pearl Harbor.
2. Glass containers other than baby food jars.
3. Musical instruments and cases not related to a permit.
4. Recreation or sports equipment such as skateboards, skate shoes, Frisbees and balls.
5. Flowers in pots, vases or containers.
6. Aerosol containers.
7. Knives and other weapons.
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Payment/Cancellation policy
Payment type
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Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellations made after 18:00 local time, 2 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
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USD 42.10
Taxes & fees included
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| Pick-up | Available |
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| Duration incl. transportation | 6 hour(s) |
| Availability | Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri |
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LATEST 5-STAR REVIEWS
by: Michael Coppenger
Our driver did a super job of pointing out points of interest and filled us in on local history. We were picked up on time and returned on time.
by: JTC
This was amazing to see! Highly recommended. It was touching to see and learn about.
by: Heather
Our tour guide was awesome - very informative and entertaining tour. Pearl harbor was amazing, our only disappointment was that the navy wouldn't let us onto the Arizona memorial due to "high winds"....more
