USS Utah Memorial

The USS Utah Memorial is a solemn tribute to the events of December 7, 1941, when the vessel was struck by two torpedoes during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. In mere minutes, the ship suffered catastrophic flooding and rolled over, ultimately sinking. While 58 crew members tragically lost their lives, the majority were able to escape. Located on a U.S. Navy base, this memorial honors those who perished and serves as a reminder of the sacrifice made that day. Visiting requires planning, including an ID for entry and reserving tickets online. Guests must take a shuttle from either the USS Arizona or Pacific Submarine Fleet Museum parking lots, as this is a separate tour from the Arizona Memorial. For those looking to gain a deeper understanding of Pearl Harbor’s history, the USS Utah Memorial offers a moving and intimate experience. Standing before the remnants of the ship, visitors are reminded of the swift and devastating impact of war. If you are planning a trip to Pearl Harbor, this memorial is an important stop that adds to the significance of the historic site. 

11 Arizona Memorial Dr, Honolulu, HI