My husband and I thouroughly enjoyed the Pearl Harbor exhibit and tour. It was a fascinating look into history and you could feel the emotions of that day in Pearl Harbor. The kids also enjoyed it and it was a day well spent. I highly recommend it to anyone that loves history or wants to learn more about Pearl Harbor and what happened that day.

Totally depressing. If you want to ruin a good day go see it. 90% of the tourists are Japansese and you can't help but feel a little anger towards them. Go see the rest of the island.

unless your randfather died there or you are a history teacher, don´t go, it is far, expensive, boring, you travel for hours to see a floating thing in the sea, and then they say: under this is the ship....... then you travel back for hours..... just go and enjoy the beaches, the waterfalls somewhere else in the island.....

This was a wonderful experience for us. I had a father and several brothers in the military in past years. This visit had special meaning for me. I would highly recommend going to Pearl Harbor! Wouldn't go to Hawaii without going there.

If you love to learn and take in everything a location has to offer when you travel, you must go to Pearl Harbour. It was a eye opening experience that tugged on our heart strings.
I will never forget being there, trying to imagine the fear these people must have felt on that fateful day.
The atmosphere is haunting, and thought provoking ....you will never forget the experience.

This was such a memorable occasion that I will never forget. This place is a MUST SEE, I am grateful to our military and will always honor them. Beautiful go and visit this awesome place. I loved it!

We were vacationing in Maui and made a special trip over to Oahu to visit Pearl Harbor. We actually purchased tickets online a couple days before we went, so we didnt have to worry about any wait, especially since we were only their for the day. This place is run very efficiently, from the time to enter, till you leave and visit the gift shop. ...

I didn't like the fact that we had to pay $10.00 per person to tour the Bowfin sub, 7 years ago it was free. As a Honolulu resident I think I should have gone on free. Where is all that money going to anyway?

the monument is stunning, very emotional, get there early to avoid long lines! you can take a digital camera but no cell phones or video cameras are allowed