The USS Alabama is a great reminder of what our country's fighting men and women have gone through in the first half of the 20th century. From cramped quarters to foreign seas, you really get the feel of the ship as you wander the maze of corridors and ladders. We were there for four hours and it seemed like 30... More

Definitely a "must visit" if you are in town. Has a great deal of history on the ship and grounds! Great views also! Really enjoyed it and the pizzas were good too!

lots of climbing winding to the top. fun for kids. great pics. tour the uss drum submarine also.. big bldg full of airplanes and several sitting out on the property as well. gift shop available. the uss Yorktown in Charleston was nicer because you could see how they lived as well in the many different types of rooms. also, since... More

Spent about an hour and a half checking everything out, so we kind of rushed through it all. Wish we weren't in such a rush (or that it wasn't as hot out) to spend more time checking out the entire ship. There are a lot of things to check out, from everything on the ship to the tanks, airplane museum... More

I took my son to come experience the USS Alabama and it was really great. It surpassed our expectations. Before you even get onto the ship there are a ton of tanks from different eras to look at as well. We enjoyed the whole trip.

This is a great attraction for all ages. The ticket cost $15 and the parking $2. They do have AAA discount. The ship is huge and would take at least 2-3 hours to complete. In addition to the ship you also get to see airplane museum and a submarine USS Drum. The biggest downside is the printed tour guide. For... More

This is a great attraction for all ages, young and old. It is just east of Mobile on the Causeway and it really brings all the history of what our seamen had to go through in World War II.

We wished we had more time in our schedule to explore the ship, submarine, and aircraft museum. The self guided tour allowed you to go at your own pace and spend more time at areas of particular interest. Allow at least 4 hours or even more if you are a history buff. Get a discount with your AAA membership.

There are multiple self-guided tours marked by numbered and color-coded arrows so that you can plan what and how much you want to see. You can also climb to various platforms on the outside of the ship, some of them rather high. The ticket price includes the tour of a submarine and an aircraft hangar. All exhibits are accompanied by... More