Is Pearl Harbor still open to the public?

Open daily from 7 am to 5 pm. The park is open 362 days a year, and closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.



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There are many things to witness and experience at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, most are free but a few will require a fee. The Pacific Historic Parks Pearl Harbor Audio Tour and VR expericence can be reserved in advance on recreation.gov or purchased onsite the day of your visit (fees will apply).

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But the majority of the ship is seen today only by those who dive to see it. Divers do not go inside the ship out of respect for the fallen sailors and marines but are able to see what's on the inside of the ship through a remotely operated vehicle.

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The displays in the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center aren't meant to be touched and other locations, specifically the USS Arizona Memorial, require quiet and respectful behavior from everyone.

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Bags, packages, or containers that offer concealment, such as purses, handbags, backpacks, fanny packs, camera bags, diaper bags, luggage, etc. that exceed the measurements of 1.5 X 2.25 X 5.5, are not allowed at the monument.

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Wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, canes, umbrellas, jackets, sweaters, small wallets, medication, small cameras and camcorders, cell phones, and small sealable beverage containers are permitted and subject to inspection. Pets are not allowed under current Pearl Harbor security policies.

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GRASS VALLEY, Calif. (KITV4) -- December 2023 will mark 82 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor. With the passing of Ken Potts in April 2022, Lou Center is the last-remaining survivor of the USS Arizona.

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What You Should Know Before Visiting Pearl Harbor
  1. Book a Tour in Advance. ...
  2. Research & Study About Pearl Harbor in Advance. ...
  3. Pack Lightly. ...
  4. Dress Appropriately. ...
  5. Wear Comfortable Footwear. ...
  6. No Bags or Purses Allowed. ...
  7. Wear Sunscreen.


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Though devastating as it was the US Navy only permanently lost 2 ships in the attack on Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona, and the USS Oklahoma. All the other damaged ships were refloated and repaired, many within 6 months. This is because the Japanese failed to bomb the nearby repair facilities and dry docks.

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