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Visited the Bowfin Museum after lunch on a Thursday afternoon. Although we are Kama'aina, it's been many years since we last visited the PH National Memorial. Gotta say it's much improved, very well organized, facilities are modern and clean. Cost for military or Kama'aina to visit Bowfin is $19 per person. In addition to the submarine, they also have a beautiful museum dedicated to WWII era subs and another for modern day boats. There is a very nice covered lanai food court with drinks and sandwiches and burgers. As a Navy vet, I served on Aircraft Carriers and Destroyers, and I knew that a WWII submarine would be very cramped inside. Wow, it WAS very cramped... the main passageway could barely fit two ppl, and the hatches leading forward and aft were incredibly small. I give credit to WWII submariners for their service in those small boats. Wow. Anywho, a wonderful experience visiting Bowfin. Parking can be a challenge. They no longer have a kiosk in the main lobby to pay for parking. You must scan the QR code on the signs to pay. It's a government website so of course there is a long form to fill out to pay.
Yes, it is a small submarine, but I still like it plus I already spend whole day all another museum so short walk will save me lots of energy. Most rooms are smaller than a battleship of course. I buy a passport ticket so for me is so much worth! I get to see every place without waiting on a line or thinking about buying a ticket place by place.
We spent about an hour here and found that to be sufficient time to see everything. Late afternoon things weren't too crowded. Staff was friendly and the submarine tour was really interesting.
This review is for both the museum and actual USS Bowfin submarine tour. Although the actual USS Arizona Memorial wasn't really my thing, this was. Touring this submarine was so interesting. You see how cramped the quarters really are. It's unbelievable that 80 people lived on this sub for months at a time. Some of the bunks are literally in the torpedo storage. You could be sleeping inches above a torpedo. If you are large or mobility challenged be aware that this may be difficult. You have to climb up and down stairs and there are very small airlock doors you have to pass through. My 75 year old father who has mobility issues made it but it was challenging for him (but completely worth it). There is no air conditioning so it can be very stuffy below deck but there are lots of fans to keep the air moving. In addition to going through the sub, the price of admission gets you into a very interesting museum full of WW2 and Cold War naval history. This isn't cheap but I found it worth it. I found this to fit my tastes and interests more than the actual USS Arizona Memorial.
Excellent museum showcasing the US Navy submarine service, including WWII and Cold War exhibits. I didn't do the Bowfin tour as I've been on many other museum boats and am a sub vet myself, but I understand it's a good example of the breed. The museum proper was enough for me to award 5 stars.
Two stars goes to the man working at the entrance of the submarine who was extremely rude. The entire set up before going into the submarine, there is a small building where they are just trying to scam you into taking pictures of you and your party so then you have to pay for the picture you can just do it on your phone for free. Why do tourist places still do this to people, we all have phones with cameras. Instead of trying to scam people into paying for a picture, use the resources to create more stories or shows at the location. So the guy at this booth is forcing everyone to go to the right so he can make you take a picture with him, we didn't fall for this and took our own pictures on our phone. Then on the way out, he forced us again to go around the booth when there aren't any signs or blocking of trail, so you can exit anyway you want. This entire set up needs to be changed, if you want people to go through specific patches, create them. For the rude man, if you can't be polite to tourists, don't work at a touristic place. Ruined our experience just because of this man and outdated processes. The women on the submarine were very kind, so thank you to them for being nice.
Nice experience to get on a submarine and see how the living quarters are. However, I do feel that the museum is a bit overpriced. Its $20 to enter. However, they do not have nearly as much memorabilia and plaques as the pearl harbor museum.
The self guided tour on the submarine was great!! Being ex military (U.S. Army), it brought me back to my military days and also gave my daughter a good taste of what the military was like!! The self guided tour is $15, and after you start and put the headphones on, it changes depending on what part of the submarine you're in. The submarine is real tight quarters, so if you got some size on you or are claustrophobic, this probably isn't for you, but they do have fans in there to help a little. It really gave you a good feel of what it was like being on a sub, very educational, very interesting and fascinating!! After the tour, you are offered a picture that was took of you before you started in a newspaper style form, it costs $20, well worth it. This is located in the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center, and it's highly recommended!!
Can't visit Oahu without going to Pearl Harbor. We visited the Arizona Memorial. It is free. The boat ride to the memorial was a bit emotional. The memorial is simple and well done. You are literally standing over the actual ship where bodies are not retrieved. Upon returning, we walked the remembrance which was informational. After, we watched the Pearl Harbor movie. Due to Covid, they showed the movie outside. We completed our tour by visiting the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Museum. This required a fee and included the audio tour which was helpful while visiting each cabin in the submarine ship. Give yourself a few hours at Pearl Harbor. Worth visiting.
After the boat dropped us off at the visitors center we went straight for the Submarine USS Bowfin. This was included in our package so it was already pre-paid and we were given our tickets ahead of time. I believe the entrance for this is $15 for adults and $7 for kids. The museum part was closed when we came, they are doing construction so we were unable to check that out. I would say if you're claustrophobic probably stay away from doing this tour of the Sub. It can feel a little cramped in there and hot, they do have little fans going though. Walking through the Bowfin was pretty cool and yet I can't believe how these men could live here in this cramped space for so long. I mean even I had problems going through some of the hatch doors, I'm short people I have short legs lol. This is definitely worth a stop, very interesting it would have been even better if we had a chance to go to the museum but this was a good experience.
Interesting place to learn a little about old submarines. There are abundant displays of torpedoes and other gadgets. Too bad that there are no modern, especially nuclear, submarines for viewing. Perhaps, that had something to do with classifications.
a piece of HISTORY. Although the USS Bowfin was not our first choice (unfortunately, the tickets for the Arizona Memorial were sold out by the time we arrived), we were pleasantly surprised by the careful preservation of the submarine as well as the historic museum exhibits. NOTES: 1. Adult admission is $12; $4 discount with local ID. 2. Price of admission includes access to both submarine AND museum. 3. Submarine is NOT air conditioned. There are many, many fans present to help cool off visitors. 4. Please be aware that there is a hatch open where visitors will descend into the submarine to begin the tour. Please do not walk to the rear of the deck (as we were soon told when we tried to do this ourselves). You'll have a chance to walk the full length of the deck when your tour of the interior is finished. 5. Parking available in the PH Visitor Center lot/adjoining parking lots. SUBMARINE: 1. There are staff taking pictures of visitors before they cross the bridge to the submarine. Please don't be tempted to buy the newspaper replica of the Dec 7. newspaper with your picture positioned on the front page. Total marketing and tourist gimmick. Pass on that. 2. As I've already mentioned, the submarine is NOT air conditioned. And of course, why should it be since its from a bygone era. I just want to mention this tidbit of into so people/future visitors are aware of the muggy and hot conditions. 3. The space and living quarters in the submarine are cramped! Please be aware and cautious when moving around and about during your tour. Especially when having to go thru the small doors. Please watch your step, please don't bump your head, and just please be careful. 4. The submarine is well preserved and cared for! I was impressed. And what impressed me even more was that the crew were able to live in such cramped quarters. The "space" in the rooms and in the bunk areas were so tiny! I couldn't believe at first. But, then again, its not a luxury cruise liner, so of course, the conditions were just basic. Plus, I am sure the space was needed for other areas. 5. The engine room was very impressive! All the levers and gages, and mechanical components needed to power and run the sub were just eye opening to me. MUSEUM: 1. It wasn't as large as I thought it was going to be. Still, there were many interesting and historical artifacts on display, and it was a nice respite from the heat that day. 2. I really enjoyed looking over the black and white photos from that era. I liked the historical significance and aspect of what the museum curator/staff are wanting to share with visitors. 3. One of my favorite displays was the replica of the USS Bowfin and how one side of the submarine was removed to show the different sections of the ship. BOTTOM LINE: A pleasant visit to USS Bowfin and museum. A nice alternative in case tickets to the Arizona Memorial are sold out, or plans don't work out in visiting the other tourist sites at Pearl Harbor.
5 months ago
Hate to say this, but it's not worth the $25 entry fee! The submarine itself is pretty small, but the views are nice that was pretty much the highlight of the tour. I guess if you want to post on your Instagram or TikTok, it looks pretty cool. I know they use the money to upkeep the submarine so I guess that's OK. At least I got to touch the buttons and mess with the gadgets inside. Interesting piece of history. The museum had a lot of interesting facts and photos so be sure to check that out too. Still could've been cheaper!!! If you're on a budget, just go to the memorial that's free ish. read more
7 months ago
Visited the Bowfin Museum after lunch on a Thursday afternoon. Although we are Kama'aina, it's been many years since we last visited the PH National Memorial. Gotta say it's much improved, very well organized, facilities are modern and clean. Cost for military or Kama'aina to visit Bowfin is $19 per person. In addition to the submarine, they also have a beautiful museum dedicated to WWII era subs and another for modern day boats. There is a very nice covered lanai food court with drinks and sandwiches and burgers. As a Navy vet, I served on Aircraft Carriers and Destroyers, and I knew that a WWII submarine would be very cramped inside. Wow, it WAS very cramped... the main passageway could barely fit two ppl, and the hatches leading forward and aft were incredibly small. I give credit to WWII submariners for their service in those small boats. Wow. Anywho, a wonderful experience visiting Bowfin. Parking can be a challenge. They no longer have a kiosk in the main lobby to pay for parking. You must scan the QR code on the signs to pay. It's a government website so of course there is a long form to fill out to pay. read more
1 year ago
Yes, it is a small submarine, but I still like it plus I already spend whole day all another museum so short walk will save me lots of energy. Most rooms are smaller than a battleship of course. I buy a passport ticket so for me is so much worth! I get to see every place without waiting on a line or thinking about buying a ticket place by place. read more
This review is for both the museum and actual USS Bowfin submarine tour. Although the actual USS Arizona Memorial wasn't really my thing, this was. Touring this submarine was so interesting. You see how cramped the quarters really are. It's unbelievable that 80 people lived on this sub for months at a time. Some of the bunks are literally in the torpedo storage. You could be sleeping inches above a torpedo. If you are large or mobility challenged be aware that this may be difficult. You have to climb up and down stairs and there are very small airlock doors you have to pass through. My 75 year old father who has mobility issues made it but it was challenging for him (but completely worth it). There is no air conditioning so it can be very stuffy below deck but there are lots of fans to keep the air moving. In addition to going through the sub, the price of admission gets you into a very interesting museum full of WW2 and Cold War naval history. This isn't cheap but I found it worth it. I found this to fit my tastes and interests more than the actual USS Arizona Memorial. read more
Excellent museum showcasing the US Navy submarine service, including WWII and Cold War exhibits. I didn't do the Bowfin tour as I've been on many other museum boats and am a sub vet myself, but I understand it's a good example of the breed. The museum proper was enough for me to award 5 stars. read more
2 years ago
Two stars goes to the man working at the entrance of the submarine who was extremely rude. The entire set up before going into the submarine, there is a small building where they are just trying to scam you into taking pictures of you and your party so then you have to pay for the picture you can just do it on your phone for free. Why do tourist places still do this to people, we all have phones with cameras. Instead of trying to scam people into paying for a picture, use the resources to create more stories or shows at the location. So the guy at this booth is forcing everyone to go to the right so he can make you take a picture with him, we didn't fall for this and took our own pictures on our phone. Then on the way out, he forced us again to go around the booth when there aren't any signs or blocking of trail, so you can exit anyway you want. This entire set up needs to be changed, if you want people to go through specific patches, create them. For the rude man, if you can't be polite to tourists, don't work at a touristic place. Ruined our experience just because of this man and outdated processes. The women on the submarine were very kind, so thank you to them for being nice. read more
6 years ago
Nice experience to get on a submarine and see how the living quarters are. However, I do feel that the museum is a bit overpriced. Its $20 to enter. However, they do not have nearly as much memorabilia and plaques as the pearl harbor museum. read more
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The self guided tour on the submarine was great!! Being ex military (U.S. Army), it brought me back to my military days and also gave my daughter a good taste of what the military was like!! The self guided tour is $15, and after you start and put the headphones on, it changes depending on what part of the submarine you're in. The submarine is real tight quarters, so if you got some size on you or are claustrophobic, this probably isn't for you, but they do have fans in there to help a little. It really gave you a good feel of what it was like being on a sub, very educational, very interesting and fascinating!! After the tour, you are offered a picture that was took of you before you started in a newspaper style form, it costs $20, well worth it. This is located in the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center, and it's highly recommended!! read more
Can't visit Oahu without going to Pearl Harbor. We visited the Arizona Memorial. It is free. The boat ride to the memorial was a bit emotional. The memorial is simple and well done. You are literally standing over the actual ship where bodies are not retrieved. Upon returning, we walked the remembrance which was informational. After, we watched the Pearl Harbor movie. Due to Covid, they showed the movie outside. We completed our tour by visiting the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Museum. This required a fee and included the audio tour which was helpful while visiting each cabin in the submarine ship. Give yourself a few hours at Pearl Harbor. Worth visiting. read more
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Nadine, WOW! Thank you for this amazing review!
5 years ago
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7 years ago
After the boat dropped us off at the visitors center we went straight for the Submarine USS Bowfin. This was included in our package so it was already pre-paid and we were given our tickets ahead of time. I believe the entrance for this is $15 for adults and $7 for kids. The museum part was closed when we came, they are doing construction so we were unable to check that out. I would say if you're claustrophobic probably stay away from doing this tour of the Sub. It can feel a little cramped in there and hot, they do have little fans going though. Walking through the Bowfin was pretty cool and yet I can't believe how these men could live here in this cramped space for so long. I mean even I had problems going through some of the hatch doors, I'm short people I have short legs lol. This is definitely worth a stop, very interesting it would have been even better if we had a chance to go to the museum but this was a good experience. read more
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Interesting place to learn a little about old submarines. There are abundant displays of torpedoes and other gadgets. Too bad that there are no modern, especially nuclear, submarines for viewing. Perhaps, that had something to do with classifications. read more
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9 years ago
a piece of HISTORY. Although the USS Bowfin was not our first choice (unfortunately, the tickets for the Arizona Memorial were sold out by the time we arrived), we were pleasantly surprised by the careful preservation of the submarine as well as the historic museum exhibits. NOTES: 1. Adult admission is $12; $4 discount with local ID. 2. Price of admission includes access to both submarine AND museum. 3. Submarine is NOT air conditioned. There are many, many fans present to help cool off visitors. 4. Please be aware that there is a hatch open where visitors will descend into the submarine to begin the tour. Please do not walk to the rear of the deck (as we were soon told when we tried to do this ourselves). You'll have a chance to walk the full length of the deck when your tour of the interior is finished. 5. Parking available in the PH Visitor Center lot/adjoining parking lots. SUBMARINE: 1. There are staff taking pictures of visitors before they cross the bridge to the submarine. Please don't be tempted to buy the newspaper replica of the Dec 7. newspaper with your picture positioned on the front page. Total marketing and tourist gimmick. Pass on that. 2. As I've already mentioned, the submarine is NOT air conditioned. And of course, why should it be since its from a bygone era. I just want to mention this tidbit of into so people/future visitors are aware of the muggy and hot conditions. 3. The space and living quarters in the submarine are cramped! Please be aware and cautious when moving around and about during your tour. Especially when having to go thru the small doors. Please watch your step, please don't bump your head, and just please be careful. 4. The submarine is well preserved and cared for! I was impressed. And what impressed me even more was that the crew were able to live in such cramped quarters. The "space" in the rooms and in the bunk areas were so tiny! I couldn't believe at first. But, then again, its not a luxury cruise liner, so of course, the conditions were just basic. Plus, I am sure the space was needed for other areas. 5. The engine room was very impressive! All the levers and gages, and mechanical components needed to power and run the sub were just eye opening to me. MUSEUM: 1. It wasn't as large as I thought it was going to be. Still, there were many interesting and historical artifacts on display, and it was a nice respite from the heat that day. 2. I really enjoyed looking over the black and white photos from that era. I liked the historical significance and aspect of what the museum curator/staff are wanting to share with visitors. 3. One of my favorite displays was the replica of the USS Bowfin and how one side of the submarine was removed to show the different sections of the ship. BOTTOM LINE: A pleasant visit to USS Bowfin and museum. A nice alternative in case tickets to the Arizona Memorial are sold out, or plans don't work out in visiting the other tourist sites at Pearl Harbor. read more
9 years ago
First time here with the family and we all enjoyed it. It was so awesome to experience the history of the USS Bowfin. I've never really paid attention in school or even looked into the history of World War 2. I didn't want my kids to miss out so my wife and I made sure learn this. The sub is huge to me, but clearly smaller than the other subs. It's pretty neat learning about the subs involvement in the war and there are so many old looking machines on the inside. Don't forget to check out the musuem they have next to the food stand. Your USS Bowfin admission includes the musuem entrance so save your receipt. There's ample parking and make sure u leave ALL types of bags in your vehicle or they won't let u in unless u rent one of their lockers for a fee. Outside food and drinks are allowed. The main ticket booth sells all tickets to the USS Bowfin, Battleship Missouri, and the Pacific Aviation Musuem. The Arizona Memorial is free, but u have to come super early to get tickets. read more
So say it with me "I'm an Engineer". You'll need that phrase later on. That made this a fascinating place to visit to me for one, but what is more amazing, is it gives you insight into the conditions that people in WWII fighting for our freedoms endured. I can honestly say, I don't know those brave folks even did it. I tend to get claustrophobic sometimes, and have a hard time when I don't have an escape route. Believe me just going down into the USS Bowfin gave me a mini panic attack and it took me a couple of minutes to convince myself to say, come on, this is awesome, you can do it! And believe me I did and was glad of it. Imagine now, being at sea, under the ocean, in these cramped quarters for weeks or months on end. It blows my mind how anyone could deal with it. A huge thank you to all the men and women who risk your lives, and give up so many comforts doing so, for the protection of our great nation. So now, say it again with me "I'm an Engineer". This place is just an awesome example of WWII technology, once I got past the initial shock of how cramped it was, I was just lapping it up. I have pictures of gauges, junction boxes, wiring cradles, every little facet of the diesel engines, aft and rear torpedo bays. You get the picture. I got lots! So for me this experience was two fold, getting to see what the folks that sailed in this vessel coped with, and getting to see the technology that allowed them to do it. It doesn't get better than that. This place is a MUST see if you're visiting the Pearl Harbor Memorial. Just one note, and this is probably because (say it again)....I prefer to go through places like this self guided. Audio tours drive me nuts, and in a place like this just bind up the flow of people going through. I also have the opposite issue that I'm always having to pause them because of all the picture taking and close examination of all the controls and systems, so really I was probably a worse nightmare for the ones doing the audio tour. I just have one of those, "oh now that's cool" mentalities and when it kicks in, I have to get to that exact gauge, switch, knob or light immediately. Drives my wife insane trust me! I have no doubt though, that the audio tour is super interesting and probably a more informational way of taking the tour for those folks that aren't engineers. Regardless - just do it - whichever is your preferred way. It's hard not to be moved by this awesome, historical landmark and it's incredible value for money and an amazing experience. read more
Summary: You pay $10 in the gift shop and show your receipt to get entry to both the submarine and the small museum that is next to the gift shop. This includes audio tours of both the submarine and the museum. What this means is they give you a headset and a player that hangs around your neck and you just listen to it while you walk around. The submarine is great. You can go inside and on top of it and from end to end. You get to see where the torpedos are kept, kitchen, equipment, shower, toilets, beds, etc. If you are big though... either tall or fat, this isn't going to be that great. There are really narrow passages down inside the submarine. read more
Plenty of off street parking. Visited this spot while visiting the USS Arizona. My son enjoyed this park as it had various attractions such as the inside of a sub... outside of a sub and missiles. We took tons of pictures. This was definitely a pleasant surprise and a perfect learning experience for my entire family. read more
My family decided to pay for, and see, one other thing besides the USS Arizona today, and we chose the USS Bowfin. It was $16 for adults. My son and parents (senior price) was much lower (sorry I forgot the exact cost). We did the submarine first. If you are very claustrophobic, you better avoid this one. I have a little claustrophobia was I was okay. The USS Bowfin is a very thin and long submarine, so be prepared to go through it, pretty much single-file, most of the way. If it's a hot day, it will be hot in there too, despite a few fans inside. It was amazing to see torpedos stored next to/on top of/below bunks in very tight quarters. You are also able to see we where the torpedos are launched. You go through and see the tight sleeping areas, tiny kitchens, toilets that are tucked into little spots...yikes! The doors are also too short for my son to walk through, so you have to be prepared to climb through them as an adults! After going through the submarine, we went into the museum for the Bowfin and other submarines, etc. your ticket gets you onto the USS Bowfin and the museum. At the entrance I noticed my son could earn a patch to be a Junior Submariner, so we got the paper to fill out and we went through the exhibit looking for the answers. He was happy to get the patch, although 6 is a bit young for it (we had to help him a lot). read more
5 years ago
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Checking out a real submarine was definitely one of the things on my to do list, just never imagined i would get this accomplished in Oahu and was it an amazing experience! So this was our second stop while visiting Pearl Harbor, we had purchased the "Pearl Harbor Passport" which included a self-guided tour of this submarine, see my other review to read about our experience on the USS Arizona Memorial: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pearl-harbor-visitor-center-honolulu?hrid=KInmelQmFeVPoESi1NDzxA&utm_source=oshare An incredible experience this was! From start to finish! We did not wait long to get into the exhibition, we were handed an audio hand-held device with headphones to start our self-guided tour. It was neatly organized and pretty simple to follow, each highlight of the submarine is labeled accordingly and all you have to do is enter the label code, onto your device, to hear all about the particular station you are looking at! It is incredible to learn how much man power it takes to operate such machinery! I was in awe! We got to experience what exactly it is like to live inside a submarine! We got to see the sleeping quarters, eating areas, captain's cabin and much much more! If you have ever wondered what it is like to be inside a submarine, go here! And um did i mention it is located in Hawaii? My favorite part was being able to sit on the actual gun turret atop of the submarine! Now that was pretty cool! So book your trip to Hawaii and go here whenever you can! Tip: Expect to spend about 1-2 hours here! read more
9 years ago
It was neat to go down into the submarine and look around. There was a lot of maneuvering through tight spaces. Just as I started to feel claustrophobic we were done and heading out. There are headphones provided for an audio tour, or you can simply walk through without. My 5yo thought it was really cool. read more
It's a submarine! So, what should you expect? 1. Watch out for the lady that wants to take a picture of you right before you go on to the submarine. On your way out, they will try to sell you a $10 picture in the form of a "newspaper" that your son will absolutely HAVE TO HAVE. 2. It's HOT. There are fans blowing air, but there's no A/C. 3. Depending on how many people you are down there with, it can get stink (B.O.!) 4. It's cramped down there, and it will make you appreciate your own living conditions. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_pQQDTzCBDB-Kbjt0fR90Q?select=ATVHgBVzkR3bieYmca8K5g 5. You need to be able to crawl down the ladder and through these little holes: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_pQQDTzCBDB-Kbjt0fR90Q?select=8oA0bA1fHJe6oArl3OUtjA 6. If you get stuck behind people who really like to take in ALL the sights, you are SOL, since it's single-file lines the whole way. 7. Admission: $10 for adults ($7 for seniors/military/kamaaina), $4 for children 4-12 years old. 8. Children under 4 are not allowed on the submarine. 9. You need to go through the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center to get to this one now, so as with my other reviews of Pearl Harbor: NO BAGS ALLOWED. read more
10 years ago
First time on a submarine.Its still inside of the memorial center but a separate exhibit and fee to get on. its a self guided tour and they give you headphones but they didnt work once we went down. If you are too tall or too round you would definitely be uncomfortable on here for longer than an hour. One guy ran out sweating probably was claustrophobic because its really tight in there. I enjoyed the tour you get to see their sleeping quarters, kitchen shower and the many levers and bars and gauges necessary to keep this thing going. read more
Going to this place was pretty awesome and surreal at the same time. You can do this little tour while you wait for your shuttle time for the arizona memorial. Anyways this is a self guided tour that gives you information via a headset which is not required. I suggest using the headsets because it is very informational and points out nearly everything in the sub. Its very weird going through the sub as the headset explains to you how these people who fought for our country so long ago and how they lived their lives on a ship. As you walked through the cramp space you cant help but feel greatful for what they did and how they did it. Lots of picture spots to take pictures. I recommend this tour really to everyone except those who get a little claustrophobic. If you freak out in here imagine the men who had to live in here hundreds of feet under the water. After the sub tour check out the museum where they have full size nukes that could be shot out from the subs. xxxx. (o)(o)| ( (__) ) | ( ) | NAVVVVYYYYYY TIMMMEE!! \__/ Jordan read more
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