I just thought the place was junky. The main is museum is mall and has a couple good displays, but that’s it. They have a secondary hanger with some good aircraft, but they are in disrepair, and the place is a mess. You just want to yell at someone to clean it up. I have been to WAY better aviation... More

This place has a story to tell, an incomparable and tragic story. Between them, the US National Parks and US Navy have failed to match the magnitude of the event commemorated here. It's scruffy; not actually dirty, just tired and dated. The museum is a random collection of US and Japanese aircraft poorly arranged and unimaginatively displayed. The lighting is... More

It was interesting but a short activity only about an hours worth. The buses there and back get packed and we spent longer waiting to get on a bus than we did in the museum. Recommend going early to miss the bus rush at the end of the day.

It's a cute little museum with informative displays and restored planes. As a girl, I was kind of bored. But my boys like it. My son LOVED the flight simulator. The food in the cafe is yummy.

This museum isn't very large but it was neat to see all the old airplanes. Our son who is studying to be a pilot absolutely enjoyed it. It's part if the Pearl Harbor Historical Sites and is worth seeing when you visit. If you are in the military or a veteran, be sure to ask for the discount.

The Pacific Aviation Museum is not large as aviation museums go. But the planes on display make up for its size. They are beautifully exhibited and maintained and most are WWII vintage. Every exhibit tells an interesting story about the role the plane played during the war. The stand-outs for me were the Stearman biplane flown by George H. W.... More

Went to this museum as part of the whole Pearl Harbour experience. The thing we liked most about it was the gift shop. Got some great items there.

Costly fee to see a bunch of air plains and helicopters that really don't have nothing to with the time in question or were not even invented at the time?? If I wanted to see military aircrafts I would have visited my local airforce museum. I expected more for being at The historic Pearl Hourbor.

We came here as part of the whole Pearl Harbor experience. The hanger still has bullet holes from WWII! The museum is small, ever changing, expanding and getting bigger and better. It is a must see if you want to see WWII planes. You can see planes being refurbished. Bless and thank you to the many volunteers who devote many... More