Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Ticket + 1 Hour Guided Hangar Tour Child
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The Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor was founded in 1959 to develop an aviation museum in Hawaii. It was ultimately formed in 1983 inside the Honolulu International Airport. The Aviation museum is located on the Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The museum's hangars depict damage from the attacks on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Ranked eighth in the world, this aviation museum is home to several planes from World War II. It also features some planes from World War 1. Prominent among the hangers is Hanger 37 which covers 42,000 square feet of area. A visual delight for world war buffs and aviation lovers, the museum features extensive aircraft collection. It also has a gift shop selling aircraft memorabilia and a restoration shop. Visitors are provided a 12 minutes long video introduction which explains the history of Pearl Harbor along with documentary footage of the 1941 attacks on the harbor by Japan.
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Please allow sufficient time for your visit. We recommend reserving at least 60 minutes to explore the museum exhibitions.
For safety reasons, luggage is not allowed on the shuttle to Ford Island. You can store your belongings (for a fee) at the luggage storage facility located at the Bofin Island Submarine Park shuttle stop.
Swimwear is not allowed; flip-flops and sandals are permitted, but closed-toe shoes are recommended due to extensive walking.
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