Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial

The guide (Marrcus) and driver (Chris) were great. They were a wealth of knowledge about Hawaii. They got to know the passengers and interacted with everyone.

Great experience…great insights offered by the guide and timely and professional service. Easy to book, excellent vehicle and excellent communication all through the process.

Excellent guide on tour. David did a great job and was very knowledgeable. We will book again. Thank you!

Our driver David was awesome. He gave us our reserved tickets to the memorial with explicit instructions and checked with us personally by phone call to make sure we knew where to go.

The entire attraction was definitely worth it and memorable. Just hesitate, just do it! Robert is a great tour guide!!!!

The tour of Pearl Harbor and city tour of Honolulu (unexpected) were very good. David?, our tour guide was very informative. My only issue is that I didn’t know until the night before our trip when our pick up time was. It would have been good if I had known up front that that was the process. When my texts weren’t answer I began to wonder if this company was a scam. It’s not and provides a great tour!

Having guaranteed boat tickets was a load off our minds. A competitor tour operator there had to explain to his guests that they would not be visiting the Arizona unless they waited 3 hours on standby.

This was very well run and executed. Our tour guide was excellent, providing great background on history and memorial. The city tour was very good as well

Seriously, the most memorable experience we have ever had. Must see the movie after you visit the memorial.

Easy way to get into the Memorial if you do not like to drive. We were staying at an AirBNB so we parked at the Ala Moana Center, ate breakfast and then got picked up by the tour bus (around noon for the afternoon tour) at a trolley stop alongside the Ala Moana Hotel (across the street from the Center's parking structure. Our driver, Ben, made a few comments about some landmarks along the way, showed us into the Memorial complex and told us to meet back at 4pm. Our time at the Memorial was mostly our own. There are 2 Exhibit Halls, a movie theatre, gift shop, snack shop and the launching point for the boats. The sign outside says no purses, bags, fanny packs, etc allowed inside but for those who think the rules don't apply to them, there's a place to drop it off in a locker before they let you in. The boat ride and the actual visit to the memorial takes about 45 minutes so there is plenty of time to see the movie (25 minutes) and go through the exhibits/shop. I went there about 15 years ago and Pearl Harbor survivors were there to greet visitors and offer their stories about that day on December 7th. Very compelling but now, I guess they are mostly gone and the National Park Service staffs all of the areas. One comment about the Memorial itself: Be respectful to the fallen sailors and the moment. When you arrive at the memorial, it is not appropriate to talk about what a fantastic time you had the night before in Waikiki, talk or laugh louder than the next guy or crack jokes. It can wait. If you see the movie (footage I hadn't seen before), you'll realize the extent of the horror that these sailors went through as they died. The Ranger on duty had to twice ask our group to lower their voices and on a 3rd time, asked all for silence. At 4pm, we met Ben and he took us around the City a little bit before he dropped us off and got some excellent views, one in particular was incredible. Of the 4 tours (the others being the USS Blowfish submarine, the Aviation Museum and the "Big Mo" Missouri), we only took the Arizona tour.