Skip Pearl Harbor ticket lines with reserved admission and guide insight
5 to 6 hours
Pearl Harbor admission, transport
Explore Pearl Harbor National Memorial with reserved admission that helps you avoid ticket lines. Hear stories of Oahu’s history from an expert guide throughout the day.
Pass by: Honolulu City views en route to Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor National Memorial - Explore the Visitors Center with museums, facilities, and an exclusive documentary (2 hours, Admission: Included)
USS Arizona Memorial - Visit the site after the documentary and museum (Currently closed for maintenance - no boat rides) (1 hour, Admission: Included)
USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park - View the historic submarine from outside (20 minutes, Admission: Not included)
King Kamehameha Statue - Stop at the iconic statue of Hawaii’s great king (20 minutes, Admission: Included)
Pass by: Iolani Palace, Kawaiahaʻo Church, Hawaiian Mission Houses, Aloha Tower
Return to Waikiki - Pass by en route; tour concludes back in Waikiki
Cancel at least 24 hours before the tour for a full refund. No refunds within 24 hours or for missed buses.
This 5–6 hour experience covers Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona Memorial, museums, and downtown Honolulu highlights including Punchbowl Cemetery and the King Kamehameha statue.
No, your tickets are reserved in advance so you can spend more time exploring the exhibits instead of waiting.
The tour includes round-trip transport from Waikiki, Pearl Harbor admission, museum access, a city tour, and expert guides.
333 Seaside Ave in Waikiki
Standing at Pearl Harbor National Memorial, the harbor stretches out quiet and blue around you, its stillness carrying the weight of December 7, 1941. Oil still seeps slowly to the surface above the sunken USS Arizona, a reminder that this is both a memorial and an active burial site. Pearl Harbor National Memorial asks visitors to slow down, to look carefully, and to listen.
This operation presents some serious red flags that travelers should carefully consider. Multiple recent visitors report buses simply not showing up at designated pickup locations, leaving them stranded despite confirmed reservations. Communication issues appear widespread, with customers struggling to reach anyone by phone or email when problems arise. Several reviewers discovered their tours were sold to different companies without notice, and there's a concerning pattern of high-pressure sales tactics requiring customers to sit through timeshare-style presentations. When tours do actually happen, experiences vary wildly depending on your guide. Shelly, Kai, Big Tony, and Johnny earn praise for their knowledge and professionalism, creating genuinely memorable experiences for those lucky groups. However, the operational problems overshadow these positives. It's worth noting that Pearl Harbor's main attractions, including the USS Arizona Memorial, are actually free to visit independently. You just need to secure tickets through the National Park Service 30 days or 24 hours in advance. Given the reliability concerns here, many travelers might feel more confident arranging their own transportation and tickets directly rather than risking a no-show situation.
I'm not really someone that is into tours, but I really enjoyed this one. Shelly, our guide, was very personable and shared many great stories and tidbits. My girlfriend and I waited until the last minute to get tickets to the USS Arizona and hadn't rented a car, so we decided to book this tour. It was so convenient to get picked up and taken to various tourist spots while not having to worry about getting tickets or dealing with the notorious Honolulu traffic.
JC Rosero
3 years ago
I'm not really someone that is into tours, but I really enjoyed this one. Shelly, our guide, was very personable and shared many great stories and tidbits. My girlfriend and I waited until the last minute to get tickets to the USS Arizona and hadn't rented a car, so we decided to book this tour. It was so convenient to get picked up and taken to various tourist spots while not having to worry about getting tickets or dealing with the notorious Honolulu traffic.
JC Rosero
3 years ago
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