There were so many planes to see and so much to learn. You have the vintage planes in one building, then in Hanger 79, they have the war planes of WWII, Vietnam, The Korean War and later war planes. Lots of people to talk to....More
About Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor
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There were so many planes to see and so much to learn. You have the vintage planes in one building, then in Hanger 79, they have the war planes of WWII, Vietnam, The Korean War and later war planes. Lots of people to talk to....More
What a brilliant learning experience, it takes you back in time and makes you appreciate all the effort the US NAVY have endured over the years.
Visitors have a choice of two admission types, self-guided with an included audio tour for $25 or a docent-led tour that also gives access to the restoration area for $35. There is a $5 discount for each when booking online. You must start your tour...More
Museum is well presented though a little tired. Probably needs more exhibits. More descriptions and details of the aircraft - particularly - outside would help explain things to a 10 year old.
Terry, the guide was excellent. He knew the history of the Pearl Harbour and the aircraft inside out. The 90 tour flew by. After 90 minutes, he asked if anyone wanted to leave... there were no takers. And the tour group was not just techno-nerds,...More
We bought a guided tour ticket and was really happy with the tour: interesting stories and background info. Our two small kids (4 and 6) were clearly too young for this format but I can see how teenagers may be more compelled.
I went with local friends during my island stay. This museum presents a sobering reflection of the reality of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the surrounding areas. Bullet holes riddle the window panes of the hangar. The buildings are massive and house full size...More
This was an eye opening experience about what really happened that day. Taking a tour with a docent is a must as he explained everything and walked us through what happened.
What a great experience. For being such a new addition, the history, displays and experience were not only awe inspiring, but a great addition to our Hawaii trip!!!
Thank You to Mr Eddie Young His books of illustrations was the Most informative. This was a part Of history that was very sad. Mr Young lived thru this sad event. We both learned allot.