USS Arizona Memorial

On December 7, 1941, the battleship USS Arizona was sunk, taking 1,100 sailors with it. In 1961, a solemn... more on Property Information by Wcities

The USS Arizona Memorial is the final resting place for many of... more on National Park Service

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The USS Arizona Memorial, located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaiʻi, marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors killed on the USS Arizona during the Attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 by Japanese imperial forces and also the events of this day.... more on Wikipedia

0	USS Arizona Memorial (2004) ...top ranked attraction for adults...a poignant, emotionally charged floating memorial... Zagat , a user of Zagat, Read full review on Zagat
3.5	A Must See (06/10/06) You can't visit the Island of Oahu and not pay your respects to the men... By embir37 , a user of yahoo, Read full review on yahoo
5.0	A must see (Oct 13, 2003) The memorial itself is both humbling and inspiring at the same time. Getting out TO the memorial is another story. The new security restrictions are insane. Imagine this one, no fatigue pants on a military base! I'm still laughing at that one. No pockets,... A TripAdvisor Member , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	Emotionaly Moving (12/15/06) On December 7, 1941, the battleship USS Arizona was sunk, taking 1,100 sailors with it. In 1961, a solemn white monument was erected above the midsection... By A Yahoo! User from Moving to Maui from Wyoming , a user of yahoo, Read full review on yahoo
5.0	easy to visit on your own (Jan 8, 2007) A definite Must See. I did not wake up super early to visit this site, and took my time via the public bus getting here. Upon arrival, I walked right up to the entrance and received my ticket for the tour.... BSQ , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor

By Car Travel from Points East (Waikiki & Downtown Honolulu) Honolulu is a large metropolitan area. Please plan for traffic. The USS Arizona Memorial is approximately a 45-minute drive from Waikiki. Take Ala Moana Blvd. / Nimitz Highway or (H-1) West to begin. While on H-1; look for the USS Arizona/Stadium exit, #15A. Do not take the Pearl Harbor exit. This will take you to Naval Station Pearl Harbor not the USS Arizona Memorial. Continue on HI-99 (Kamehameha Highway) and turn left at the 4th traffic light onto Arizona Memorial Place. At the base of the hill turn right and the parking lot is on the left. An overflow parking lot is on the right for use later in the day. Please park before unloading. Travel from Points West (Kapolei & Waianae) Take Interstate Highway 1 East (H-1) to begin. Take Exit #13A toward Aiea onto Moanalua Road; stay in the far right lane and take the Stadium/Aiea Exit. Continue on Moanalua Road and turn left at first stoplight onto HI-99 East (Kamehameha Highway). Continue on HI-99 (Kamehameha Highway) and turn right onto Arizona Memorial Place. At the base of the hill turn right and the parking lot is on the left. An overflow parking lot is on the right for use later in the day. Please park before unloading. Travel from Points Windward (Kaneohe & Kailua) Take Interstate Highway 3 West (H-3); take Exit 1C towards Halawa/Camp Smith/Aiea/Stadium; turn left on Kahuapaani Street. Follow signs for Stadium/Honolulu. Turn right on Salt Lake Blvd. Continue following signs for Stadium. Turn left on HI-99 East, also called Kamehameha Highway. Continue on HI-99 (Kamehameha Highway) and turn right onto Arizona Memorial Place. At the base of the hill turn right and the parking lot is on the left. An overflow parking lot is on the right for use later in the day. Please park before unloading. Travel from Points North (North Shore & Haleiwa) Start on HI-99 and continue on HI-80. Continue on HI-99 South. Take I-H2 South toward Honolulu. Head toward Honolulu and take Exit #1A onto Interstate 1 East. Take Exit #13A toward Aiea onto Moanalua Road; stay in the far right lane and take the Stadium/Aiea Exit. Continue on Moanalua Road and turn left at first stoplight onto HI-99 East (Kamehameha Highway). Continue on HI-99 (Kamehameha Highway) and turn right onto Arizona Memorial Place. At the base of the hill turn right and the parking lot is on the left. An overflow parking lot is on the right for use later in the day. Please park before unloading. Public Transportation For those without cars, several alternatives by bus are available: Honolulu public transit buses stop regularly at the Visitor Center and can be boarded in Waikiki. The #20 and #42 bus will take you to the USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center. For more information regarding the Oahu transit system visit: www.thebus.org.

The park is open seven days a week 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and January 1., 7:30a-5p M-Su, Open Wednesday - Thursday 6.00pm - 1.00am; Friday - Saturday 6.00pm-2.00am, Monday to Sunday : 5:00 am - 10 :00 pm.

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Admission : Admission is free.
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