Residing in Pearl Harbor, the Arizona Memorial Museum is the final abode to many ships, crewmen, who lost their lives on December 7, 1941. The USS Arizona Memorial symbolizes the sacrifice of all the brave men and women who sacrificed their life for their country during the attack on Oahu. Millions of people come to pay their tribute to the brave soldiers who lost their life and this place has gained worldwide recognition and a symbol of remembrance and commemoration.

The Arizona Memorial Museum Association opens daily from 7:30 am -5:00 pm except for Christmas, Thankgiving and New Year’s Day. Programs run daily from 8:00 am–3:00 pm operated on a first-come, first-served basis. Entry to Arizona Memorial Museum Association is free and the tickets should be picked up at the entrance. Prior reservations are not allowed.

The Arizona Memorial Museum Association is a non-profit association that operates along with the National Park Service. It proffers a bookstore that provides educational material concerning the attack on Pearl Harbor. It exhibits illustration on Japanese and American preparations for the attack on Pearl Harbor. The programs include lectures and films, exhibitions, training programs, educational programs for the children and interactive multimedia for the public usage.