WWII From Beginning to End - Tour 8
Understand, remember and honor the heroes of December 7, 1941 as you experience WWII from the surprise attack at Pearl Harbor.• Live Historical Narration by expert guide
• Dramatic Footage of the actual attack
• Board Navy Shuttle to the Arizona Memorial
• View the USS Bowfin submarine
• View the U.S. Pacific Fleet Headquarters
• Visit the Arizona Memorial WWII museum
• See the “Black Tears of the Arizona"
• Experience the “Mighty Mo" – USS Missouri Battleship ($20.00 admission included)
• Stand on the Surrender Deck where WWII ended
• See the Headquarters of the USA Pacific Fleet
• Drive by President Obama’s childhood homes, his high school and the hospital where he was born.
• Enjoy a leisurely tour of Waikiki Beach (time permitting)
• Historic Honolulu
• Iolani Palace, Kamehameha Statue, Civic Center
• Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific
• Drive by President Obama’s childhood homes
• Punahou School (where Obama graduated high school)
• Kapiolani Medical Center (place of Obama’s birth
Featuring a Honolulu historic tour from Maui to USS Arizona Memorial, USS Missouri Battleship, and historic downtown
Understand, remember and honor the heroes of December 7th, 1941 as you experience WWII from the attack at Pearl Harbor, to the surrender by Japan on the decks of the USS Missouri. On your way to the Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor, you will hear a historic live narrative of ''a day which will live in infamy'' --the first attack on the US. Experience the official Pearl Harbor Tour, including a film which contains actual footage of the attack, a short Navy boat trip and visit to the Arizona Memorial. See WWII Museum exhibits and visit the gift shop for Pearl Harbor memorabilia, books and souvenirs. View “Battleship Row" the USS Bowfin (a WWII submarine), and the headquarters of the US Pacific Fleet.
Tour the USS Missouri. Hear the real fascinating story behind the ''Mighty MO''!
Experience life after the Pearl Harbor attack, by visiting the martial law court and Hawaii WWII Museum for an overview of life after the Pearl Harbor attack. A visit to Hawaii’s Army Museum tells the military’s story in Hawaii.
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| I had an excellent tour,
September 15, 2009 Reviewer: Alex from DE, USA
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| We had a great day today,
September 15, 2009 Reviewer: Jason from NE, USA
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| We had a beautiful tour,
August 28, 2009 Reviewer: Jenny from Australia
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| Thanks for the wonderful experience,
August 28, 2009 Reviewer: Jerry from OH, USA
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| Every aspect of this tour was great,
August 28, 2009 Reviewer: Bill from TX, USA
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| Our tour was so meaningful,
August 28, 2009 Reviewer: Michael from UK
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| Everything went really well,
August 28, 2009 Reviewer: Wayne from MI, USA
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| We are so happy with this tour,
August 18, 2009 Reviewer: Gregory from NE, USA
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| This tour made our vacation so much better,
August 18, 2009 Reviewer: Sandra from OH, USA
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| Price | Adult | Child |
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| Per person | $299.99 | $299.99 |
| Tour | Depart | Return |
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| 8M | 5:30 AM | 7:30 PM (approx) |
• Professional Tour Guide
• Transportation in AC Mini Coach
• Roundtrip Airfare
• USS Missouri Battleship Admission
• Wear Covered Shoes & Comfortable Clothes
• No Swim Suits
• Bring Sunscreen
• Shirts are Required
• No Bags at Pearl Harbor 
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Disclaimer:
Due to airline flight schedule changes, all flight times are subject to change. Your exact departure and return times will be printed on your tour confirmation.
Discover Hidden Hawaii Tours is not responsible for and will not extend financial reimbursement for delays, traffic, inclement weather, or mechanical problems and/or breakdowns of Navy shuttle boats at the Arizona Memorial. Discover Hidden Hawaii Tours is not responsible for long lines and delays which occur frequently at the National Park as the Arizona Memorial is operated on a first come first served basis each day. Discover Hidden Hawaii Tours is not responsible and will not offer any refunds if guests do not gain entry to the Arizona Memorial, movie or other sights due to a large number of visitors on a given day.
