Battleship USS Iowa Museum

Los Angeles, CA

96% like it (4.8 / 6455 Reviews )

CONTACT

Address: 250 S Harbor Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90731, United States Map ➦ Get Directions

Phone : +1 (877) 446-9261 Call

OPENING HOURS

Please keep in mind that due to temporary closures, the times listed below may not accurately reflect current opening hours.

Day	Working Hours
Monday Apr 22	10:00-17:00
Tuesday Apr 23	10:00-17:00
Wednesday Apr 24	10:00-17:00
Thursday Apr 25	10:00-17:00
Friday Apr 26	10:00-17:00
Saturday Apr 27	10:00-17:00
Sunday Apr 28	10:00-17:00

Current date & time in Los Angeles is 2024-04-22 23:43:22

ABOUT

Storied Navy warship offering kid-friendly tours (from the decks to the Captain’s Cabin) & exhibits.

Today working hours: 10:00-17:00

FAQs

Amenities in this business::

✅ Has restrooms
✅ This place welcomes children
❌ Has restaurant

Highlights:

✅ Active military discounts
✅ Has live performances

Kind of Crowd:

✅ Family friendly

Accessibility:

✅ Wheelchair-friendly parking
✅ Wheelchair-accessible entrance
✅ Wheelchair-accessible toilet
✅ Wheelchair-friendly lift

This Tourist attraction received 4.8 points from 6,455 customer reviews.

The address of Battleship Uss Iowa Museum is:

Battleship USS Iowa Museum
250 S Harbor Blvd
Los Angeles, California 90731
P: +18774469261

Open 7 days a week. The days and hours that Battleship Uss Iowa Museum is open:

Monday : 10:00-17:00
Tuesday : 10:00-17:00
Wednesday : 10:00-17:00
Thursday : 10:00-17:00
Friday : 10:00-17:00
Saturday : 10:00-17:00
Sunday : 10:00-17:00

No, it is closed since Monday, 17:00. This place will re-open at Tuesday 10:00.

Visit Website: www.pacificbattleship.com

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Reviews

We have visited Battleship cove and Mobile Alabama but I must admit BB-61 stands head and shoulders above the rest. Thank you guys and gals for what you do keeping the big stick looking beautiful. But as Iowans we might be a little bias. But she is a marvel.

Brought back many memories of when I was enlisted in the US Navy

I was comparing the size of battleship Yamato and Iowa models side by side. It is about the same size as the battleship Yamato, but Iowa seemed to be slightly larger. Since it was built a few years after the completion of Yamato, it seemed to have high attack power.
It was in active service until the Korean War, but after that it became a reserve and serves as a museum here.
There are quite a lot of things to see, and there are things that surprise me, so I think the satisfaction is high.

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戦艦大和とアイオワの模型を並べ、大きさを比較していました。戦艦大和とほぼ同じ大きさですが、アイオワの方が少し大きいようでした。大和完成の数年後に作られているので、攻撃力も高いようでした。
朝鮮戦争までは現役でしたがその後予備役となり、ここに博物館としての役目を果たしています。
結構見るものも多く、驚くようなこともあるので満足感は高いと思います。

Awesome place to reflect on the sacrifice our country has made for us to have the freedoms we do today. The "crew" was very helpful and were more than willing to explain certain aspects of the ship that would have been missed. Thank you to the Iowa team in making my trip very inspiring and educational.

A very historic and interesting visit. This ship is astonishing large; if you get seasick don't even worry, it is so big that it does not rock. If you are tall mind your head. If you have mobility issues this might be a hard tour for you.

We had a really nice time at the USS Iowa. It’s well laid-out, the decor is authentic, and there are many exhibits to learn from even if you’re not part of an official tour. A big standout from today was Brooke, the volunteer who gave us such great history and little tidbits about the ship. I love hearing history from history buffs, especially from passionate ones like her. Thanks Brooke! Thanks USS Iowa!

Super cool! Make sure to check it out :)

Had a great time here. The route is very clear and simple. Just follow the yellow arrow, you’ll see the whole ship including the souvenir shop! There’s a small treasure hunt to find Vicky, the mascot! My three yr old son was very excited every time he found Vicky’s pictures. At the gift shop, you can get a small gift from doing the Vicky treasure hunt.

Here’s different from other USS museums we’ve been to. Military and veterans are not free, and kids 3+ need to purchase youth ticket.

What a great experience! And for the children to get a bit of history in a very interactive way! Very cool walking our way around the ship. And the volunteers are so helpful and friendly. Strongly recommend it!