A must see. See the historical planes that fought during WWII and learn out their history. Situated on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, the remnants of the bomb scarred buildings are still evident. More

My 5 year old son loved this museum. There is a gift shop and a flight simulator. Museum is on Ford Island. More

It takes a while to catch the shuttle bus that goes every 15 minutes. There is no bags or knapsacks allowed, you have to store them for a small fee of $2-3 at the front gate at the Pearl Harbor comples. Bus then takes you to Ford Island to the first static display museum. Great displays of WWII to Korea... More

When in Pearl Harbor, this is included with your fee to visit the USS Missouri Ship. Nice side trip after Missouri. There is a flight simulator you may try. You need about 30 minutes to see the place, and another 15 minutes if you like to use the simulator. There is a gift shop. More

Not sure how these pieces of machinery stay in the air but this museum,and especially Hanger 79 were a personal favorite of the Perl Harbor WWII experience. More

This was good.......but not super special. There is a service bus to drive you there from the main Visitor Centre More

Brimming with history, cool aircraft, and situated right were all that history happened. More

Once we got to the Museum we thought it was great and would highly recommend it. However, we had a heck of a time trying to get to the actual Museum. We purchased our tickets on-line thinking that we would save time as we had heard that Pearl Harbor can get quite crowded. When we got to the entrance the... More

This was our first visit to this museum. The hangar it is located in has been there since WW2. There are many fascinating exhibits of aircraft, maps, photos, simulators and other memorabilia. One of the first things you will see is a scale model of Pearl Harbor and surrounding area just like it was on the day of the attack... More