My husband and I enjoyed visiting the Museum. The ticket cost (non-discounted) was $15 per adult and the ticket was good for 48 hours. There are a couple of different buildings to view, one being the hotel turned museum of Adm Nimetz' grandfather that tells...More

What a great experience. Learned a lot about history! Exhibits were very informative and interesting.

This is actually a 3-4 part museum. Reserve at least a half day for this and a whole day if you really want to see and read everything because it is huge.

We actually visited a few years back when our daughters were younger but the year wasn't an option. The museum is such that it kept early teenaged kids interested for over 2 hours. As for the adults? We could have stayed much longer. I learned...More

I have been wanting to see this place for some time now...let me tell you it disappoint...As a Marine Corps Veteran I took great pride in this museum. I would recommend this place to everyone!

This is one of the finest museums I have ever visited. We and our 2 grandsons thought that, with the actual weapons, planes, tanks and memorabilia, plus battle films we were given a sense of the action and hardships. We stayed 3 hours and need...More

This museum, which makes up several buildings and outdoor spaces has more information about WWII in the Pacific than I thought existed. It definitely is an all day event. The main museum is like a maze, as it turns out, by design. They built it...More

The Nimitz Museum is worth stopping in to see. They have some very neat, accurate items inside that'll take you back to Pearl Harbor when it was struck. I love visiting when I pass through here. The staff are there to answer any questions you...More

Really impressive, easy to navigate - the ticket allows you entry to several displays in the area. The gentleman selling the tickets explained everything perfectly and gave us a map along with directions. You could easily stroll around these exhibits for a day if not...More

On Main St this indoor/outdoor museum seemed unassuming. Just take a short walk to a wealth of history, Hall of Presidents, walls filled with commemorative plaques honoring naval service men and women, battles and ships. There is a Japanese peace garden and huge pieces of...More