Very interesting to visit the submarine. The audio guide was easy to use and interesting, with memoirs read out by the people who themselves worked on the ship.

Excellent audio tour of this World War 2 submarine. I never realised how little room their was, it makes you wonder how the crew managed in such cramped conditions. The audio tour is very informative, you can go at your own pace stopping and starting...More

As a lad growing up in England my uncle Tot (Thomas) told me about his internment in a Japanese prison of war camp and how the Japanese transport ship was torpedoed by a US submarine and then rescued by the same Sub. Never in my...More

Very interesting this was my first ever visit on a sub it was amazing how small it was considering how many people used to live on board. The audio tour was amazing really brought the whole thing to life.

Have been to the wharf on a lot of the seasons and find the summer months to be the best. Everything is up and running. Crowds and traffic are inescapable.

I've always wanted to tour a submarine, and in San Francisco I finally got my chance! The audio tour was interesting, but what made the tour unique were the retired submariners who took questions and told stories of their past submarine experiences that were along...More

When we arrived all of the headsets were already being used. So, we waited about 15 minutes for some to become avaialbe. The headsets did not work, which was a disappointment. As one can imagine, very tight quarters. Glad we saw it once.

The USS Pampanito was incredibly interesting, paired with a brilliant audio guide. The only thing that you should remember is that inside the submarine is very cramped, especially if you are tall.

Very neat to see, great staff, easy access, interesting. Not a military buff but my kids and husband were keen to see a submarine and I found it really interesting. Great audio tour, not too many tourists so it was comfortable and I'd recommend it.

An interesting historical opportunity to walk through a real submarine. It gives you new appreciation for how our Service Men and Women live when on active duty.