You can never be too thankful to and for those who came before us. I have been to the memorial in Hawaii years ago, walked the building, touched the wall, and looked over the ship in her final resting place. This is also a beautiful memorial and was well worth the visit. I would strongly suggest it to anyone.

Beautiful and touching, serene memorial hidden away a bit from the public. That keeps it quiet, and ultimately a better experience. We went on a beautiful Saturday and walked around the memorial during the day. The flags are at half mast, which we assumed is all the time since they were not at half mast anywhere else that day. There is an enclosed space where a portion of the original ship is, but it was closed. The south side of the memorial has water and the north side has a peaceful garden with plants native to Arizona. The whole tribute is very moving.

Beautiful memorial for Pearl Harbor. Lots of good information to read and look at. Love how the memorial with lights are in the shape of the ship. Will have to go back at night to see it lit up. Definitely recommend visiting. It's free and very nice to visit.

Early Sunday morning coming down as I left the lodge and followed a hummingbird who brought me to this place. I stood in line for over 3 hours to visit Pearl Harbor on Pearl Harbor Day several years ago. This memorial brings an integral element of history to millions. The birds know a good feeling place as they serenade me to the building. Elvis is appropriately honored. My great uncle was a Pearl Harbor survivor so family connection for me. Be sure to take your kids before a game or lodge experience to feel this sacred space.

Walking up to this historical place is a very humbling experience. It was quite among other things. There's a short video inside the memorial. It tells you about the process of bringing this relic to this space. Now since we went through during the day. My suggestion is going at night to really take in the lights and ambience of this special location. A huge thank you to all those people who served and are still serving in our military. No matter what position or rank.

This is my first time seeing it at night. It really is worth going twice to see it during the day and at night. The light sticks are laid out in the outline of the ship. 600+ft long and 97ft wide. One for every crew member.

Had a wonderful day see the memorial and gardens. Only wished the volunteer had been there so we could see inside the exhibit. Amazed of the care and work that went into the Memorial.

This is a nice memorial. It’s a small area, but very well done. There are lights that are positioned to take the shape of the ship. A piece of the ship is found in the center, along with the names of crewmen. Worth a visit.

A truly thoughtful and beautiful memorial to honor the brave hero’s of the USS Arizona (both survivors and those who lost their lives). Each pole/rod represents a person on board the ship the morning of the attack. The tall ones that light up are those who were killed and the short ones are the survivors. The poles/rods form an outline that is the actual size of the Arizona! This memorial is open to the public. Parking and admission are FREE Tip: Go right before sunset as the memorial lights up at dusk

Very tranquil, Clean and organized. Free admission with easy parking. The exhibit to see the part of boat that was salvaged was closed. Definitely worth the time to pay respect to the soldiers who served.

Celebrate the lives and learn about those who served on USS Arizona - a veterans memorial for all of us We came at dusk - enjoyed the tranquility and reverence - we waited for the lights to come on paying tribute to all that lost their lives in Pearl Harbor Well worth a stop - easy to park and walk the self-guided gardens

As the son of a USS Arizona survivor, Paul H Egan, I looked forward to my first visit. Found it to be stress free, informative... a place of reflection. Met multiple people sharing the same values, memories, and a common desire to honor those that sacrificed for us all. Recommend viewing the website and aerial photos prior to your visit...you will be better prepared for what you see.