Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Admission Ticket

Meet the History of Pearl Harbor and Military Aircraft in an Actual Hangar

Discover the history of American military aviation, beginning with the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum located on Ford Island.

First, explore Hangar 37, which was actually used during World War II. Through exhibits related to the Pearl Harbor attack and aircraft from that era, you can learn about Oahu before and after the attack, and the history of the Pacific War.

Next, in Hangar 79, delve into aircraft and exhibits that served in conflicts from the Korean War, Vietnam War, to the Gulf War. Seeing actual aircraft and restoration projects up close makes this a particularly fascinating space for aviation history enthusiasts.

The museum houses over 50 aircraft and various exhibits, allowing you to compare the evolution of military aircraft across different eras.

Get a Bird's-Eye View of Ford Island with the Top of the Tower Option

For an even more unique experience, choose the option that includes the Top of the Tower Tour.

Ascend to the historic control tower, a landmark of Ford Island, using the restored elevator to reach the upper control space and observation deck. From this vantage point, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Pearl Harbor and the Ford Island area.

With explanations from a guide, you can learn about the events that unfolded in this area during the Pearl Harbor attack, offering a more three-dimensional understanding of Pearl Harbor's historical significance when combined with the museum's exhibits.