By visiting the Battleship Missouri Memorial, (you/your guests) are helping to care for the Mighty Mo. Every dollar spent at the non-profit memorial, including admission, goes toward the continuing refurbishment, maintenance and operation of the battleship.

General Admission tickets allow guests to tour the battleship at their own leisurely pace. Escorted tours by retired military veterans who have served their country in conflicts throughout the world joined by patriotic citizens and volunteers have become the Missouri’s voice. Come join us and let us share her legacy with you. Nearly every square foot of the Missouri has a story, and there are some areas of the battleship that are only accessible with expert guides at your side answering questions and bringing the battleship to life, the unforgettable ‘Surrender Story’ as told by our escorts are emotional and passionate.
Inquire at the ticket office about military and kama'aina (local resident) rates. You will need to show an ID to secure these rates. Special school group or non-profit group rates are available with advance reservation.
For groups exceeding 20, please contact the reservations office at 1-877-MIGHTYMO (1-887-644-4896) AT LEAST 24 hours in advance for confirmation.
Knowledgeable guides will provide colorful stories about the ship's history and life at sea during a 60-minute guided tour. Walk in General Douglas MacArthur's footsteps and stand where he accepted the Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II; discover the thrilling details of the kamikaze attack on the Missouri; visit the Combat Engagement Center (seen only by Guided Tour guests); and see where 28 Tomahawk missiles were launched during the Gulf War.
Tours are available daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Explorer''s Tour gives visitors a very exclusive behind the scenes look into the ship's impressive fire rooms, machinery, main and secondary battery plots and working areas. During this 90-minute tour, visitors explore the Missouri's Post Office and walk through crew berthing areas as they were left in 1992 at the ship's decommissioning. Visitors also see the machine shop, where sailors manufactured nearly any repair piece the ship required at sea. Visitors descend within the armor belt to "Broadway," the longest passageway in the ship that connects all of the Missouri’s fire and engine rooms and is the length of a WWII submarine. Stepping off "Broadway" visitors move into the secondary and main battery plots, which are home to the pre-war vintage computers that controlled the battleship's gigantic 16-inch gun turrets and 5-inch guns. Once inside "Mighty Mo's" battery plot, visitors are immersed in the intricate nerve center of these formidable weapons and get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to squeeze the brass "trigger" that fires the big guns. Visitors also see the crew's galley and the Chief Petty Officer's (CPO) exhibit.
Tours are available daily at 10:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. (Special times may also be arranged through reservations)

The self-guided Acoustiguide (Audio Phone) Tour is filled with sound effects, historical and tactical information and special interviews from USS Missouri crew members. Over 100 listening stations are available throughout the vessel including the entire main deck, superstructure and Surrender Deck. The entire program is 2 hours in length and may be customized to the needs of groups booking itineraries based on time limitations, if necessary. Tour includes one Audio Phone piece per person.
The Battleship Missouri Memorial also offers an overnight Encampment Program for special interest and youth groups that gives them the chance to experience life aboard a U.S. Navy vessel in simulated surroundings for a 24-hour period. Find out more here.

The Battleship Missouri Memorial will mark the 10th anniversary of the Missouri's arrival this summer by presenting two special, commemorative guided tours throughout the month of June.
Offered at 1:30 p.m. daily throughout June, the new 60-minute "Weapons Tour" will feature the wide array of weaponry on the Missouri from throughout her five decades of active-service. By presenting the Weapons Tour, the memorial is providing a special tour that arguably has been the most frequently requested new visitor experience since she arrived in Pearl Harbor. The tour will highlight the Mighty Mo's WWII-era anti-aircraft guns, Cold War-era Tomahawk cruise missile and Harpoon anti-ship missile systems, Operation Desert Storm-era anti-aircraft/missile Phalanx guns, massive 5-inch gun turrets and, of course, her trademark 16-inch main gun turrets. The tour will be free for "Friends of the Mighty Mo" members (who will have first preference for reservations).
Offered at 2 p.m. daily throughout June, the new 60-minute "Generations Tour" will feature inspiring stories from the many generations who served aboard the Battleship Missouri, from World War II, to the Korean War, to Operation Desert Storm... to even the "new crew" of the memorial over the past decade. Featuring the best of all the memorial's guided tours, including the famous site of Japan's formal WWII surrender, the special tour will cover more than 60 years of memories, three wars and the monumental effort of turning a rusting battleship into a successful, sustainable memorial. This tour will be free for "Friends of the Mighty Mo" members (who will have first preference for reservations). Children must be at least 10 years old to take the Generation's Tour.
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance for full refund. "No shows" or cancellations received within 24 hours of tour time will be assessed the full rate.
To cancel your reservation please contact our Reservations Department directly at 1-877-MIGHTYMO (1-877-644-4896) or reservations@ussmissouri.org.