Explore five Pearl Harbor virtual reality stories with immersive views of World War II
65 Minutes
5 VR experiences, equipment
Explore five immersive virtual reality stories spanning Pearl Harbor's December 7 attack, World War II, and the USS Arizona today. Use provided equipment to experience 360-degree perspectives in English.
No refunds unless you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center
**Important note:** Some reviewers mistakenly visited the administrative warehouse location rather than the actual Pearl Harbor historic sites. If you're planning to visit the memorials and museums, disregard the negative reviews about an empty warehouse with no tourist facilities. For those who visited the actual Pearl Harbor sites, the experience consistently moves people deeply. The staff—including rangers and Navy personnel—earn high praise for their professionalism and courtesy. One veteran shared a touching moment when a ranger quietly allowed him extra time alone in the Arizona Memorial shrine to pay his respects. Visitors describe the experience as emotionally powerful, with many feeling genuine reverence for the fallen service members commemorated there. Practical tips: Remember that bags larger than a wallet aren't permitted, and separate admission tickets are required for different attractions like the submarine, USS Missouri, and aircraft exhibits. The sites can get crowded, but the emotional impact and historical significance make it worthwhile. This is a solemn, respectful place that tends to evoke unexpected feelings, even for those who don't typically connect with military history.
Appears to be a good organization supporting many historical sites and activities throughout the area. Organizations like this ensure that historic places that many people value and respect are properly advocated for, funded and maintained.
Kerry Krivoshein
April 25, 2026
Appears to be a good organization supporting many historical sites and activities throughout the area. Organizations like this ensure that historic places that many people value and respect are properly advocated for, funded and maintained.
Kerry Krivoshein
April 25, 2026
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