A must do in Oahu. We took the public bus from Waikiki but is a bit of a stretch and somewhat infrequent. You really feel a sense of history while here and can't help but thinking of those brave souls you paid the ultimate price for our freedom. More

Though I understand the historical significance it really was like visiting a mausoleum. Definitely worth paying a visit at least once, but it is more a place for reflection. More

We went May 12th, 2012 and the man volunteer had soo much knowledge I could have listened to him all day!! He was a HUGE asset to the knowledge I gained while visiting the memorial. I learned so much thanks to him!! More

So historic.... The excursion, "The Home of the Brave" was outstanding! More

I wanted to visit Hawaii for the longest time because of my desire to see the Arizona Memorial. I can't see how any visitor would be disappointed with this beautiful, tearful shrine to the men and women who died at Pearl Harbor years ago. It is a moving and touching experience. More

This place is very moving and is a must to pay tribute to the lost souls of Pearl Harbor. Had a tear in my eyes after the documentary. You can just feel the events that went down here.lest we forget. More

Paid for a guided tour. It was well worth the money. A place of reverence and respect. I do not recommend taking young children. More

Make sure you plan ahead and get your tickets ahead of time. They're free but there are a limited number of people they can ferry back and forth to the memorial. We went in the morning and stayed well into the afternoon to watch the video and take the boat to the USS Arizona. Also, leave your bags at the... More

25 minute poignant video and a short boat ride to Memorial. We went in offseason and had to wait 2.5 hours for tour. Recommended to get times in advance. Lucky to get parking in 20 minutes as there is not enough spaces. Take a bus if possible. More