Step Back in Time and experience the National Park Service's new Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center. Open daily from 8 am to 4 pm. Experience all 4 of our incredible Virtual Reality Tours: This Virtual Reality experience provides the timeline of the attack and places you on the deck of the USS Utah, one of the battleships destroyed on that Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. Three minutes after the first wave of Japanese warplanes arrived at Pearl Harbor, a message was sent that would resonate through history: ‘Air Raid Pearl Harbor, This is no Drill.’ Within two hours, 2,390 Americans were killed and 1,178 wounded. The Boat Ticket to the USS Arizona Memorial is NOT included with this Tour.’

• Learn about the culture and traditions of Tucson through its public murals
• Ride through some of the city’s most interesting neighborhoods, including historic Barrio Viejo and artsy Armory Park
• Get to know the artists and makers of the Tucson art scene
• A great activity for exercise, fresh air, and culture

What To Expect

Witness the attack on Pearl Harbor as never before through the latest in Virtual Reality technology.

Completely immerse yourself in WWII History at the National Park Service Pearl Harbor Virtual Reality Center, where “History Comes Alive”.

Air Raid Pearl Harbor is a newly released Virtual Reality Tour.
This provides the timeline of the attack and places you on the deck of the USS Utah, one of the battleships destroyed on that Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. Three minutes after the first wave of Japanese warplanes arrived at Pearl Harbor, a message was sent that would resonate through history: “Air Raid Pearl Harbor, This is no Drill.” Within two hours, 2,390 Americans were killed and 1,178 wounded.

Skies Over Pearl – Witness December 7, 1941, as never before. This experience puts you in the cockpit of a Japanese fighter plane as it departs the carrier Akagi 230 miles north of Oahu and heads for the military airfields and Pearl Harbor. It also provides lesser-known known details of the attack, such as the different types of aircraft utilized and how the pilots maintained radio silence while using a Honolulu radio signal to guide their way to Oahu.