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Set alongside Mobile Bay, the 175-acre Battleship Memorial Park lets you discover history that spans more than seven decades from World War II to Desert Storm. The Park is completely self-supported and serves as a memorial to all men and women, past and present, who have served in the Armed Forces of the United States.

The highlight of the Park is the famed World War II Battleship USS ALABAMA (BB-60) which was commissioned in 1942 and served 37 months in action. The USS ALABAMA has a length of 680 feet and when fully loaded weighed in excess of 40,000 tons. The battleship's armament includes nine (9) 16"/45 caliber guns (contained in 3 separate turrets), twenty (20) 5"/38 caliber guns (10 mounts), forty-eight (48) 40mm guns (12 mounts) and fifty-two (52) 20mm guns. During service, each of the 16" guns could deliver a 2,700-pound shell up to 21 miles, and still hit a dime, and could unload 58,000 pounds of ammunition a minute.

The average USS ALABAMA crew was comprised of over 120 Officers and more than 2,200 Enlisted Men, of which 140 men manned each of the big gun turrets. During its 4-½ years of active duty, a total of 6,200 men served aboard the warship and only five of the highly trained crewmen lost their lives in combat situations, none to enemy fire.

Another key feature of the Park is the submarine USS DRUM (SS-228) which was launched in 1941. The USS DRUM is 311 feet in length and could dive to 400 feet when necessary. The average crew consisted of 7 Officers and 65 Enlisted Men. It's armament, which varied during World War II, includes one (1) 5"/25 caliber gun, one (1) 40mm single mount gun, one (1) 20mm twin mount gun and ten (10) 21" torpedo tubes (6 forward, 4 aft), fourteen (14) reloads, and a total of 24 torpedoes. The USS DRUM sank 15 enemy ships, ranking it eighth among all American submarines.

In 1964, the USS ALABAMA was brought home to rest in Mobile Bay and was subsequently moored in a specially constructed facility. The first 75 acres of the Park were created from the channel that was dug in order to get the ship into the Bay. The submarine was later added to the Park and opened to the public on July 4, 1969.

Subsequent additions to the Park include a collection of various aircraft from World War II (some Pre-WWII), the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Cold War. Among these are a B-52D Stratofortress and an A-12 Blackbird. Other military equipment included are an M4 Sherman Tank, an M26 Pershing Tank and a variety of other military vehicles and weaponry.

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The public is invited to tour the grounds and monuments, utilize the picnic area, fish from the fishing pier, and enjoy the bird observatory. The Gift Shop is open for retail sales. The Galley, our snack bar, is temporarily closed.

From the WWII Battleship USS ALABAMA to the Submarine USS DRUM and over 30 aircraft, the spirit of military pride is alive and well at Mobile’s USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park.

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Visiting the USS Alabama Battleship in Mobile, AL

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Until we visited the USS Alabama in Mobile, I had never been on a battleship before. And to be honest, I wasn’t sure I was going to be all the interested in it. But on our way to Dauphin Island for Spring Break, we decided to make an afternoon stop at the USS Alabama, and I enjoyed it so much more than I expected. From marveling at the sheer giganticness of the ship and the close quarters men had to live in, to seeing planes and the submarine, we really had a great time!

If you are looking for things to do in Mobile, AL, visiting the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park is a great option! Even if you have minimal interest in military-related things, there are still so many interesting things to see here, and it’s a really great family friendly activity in Mobile.

So here’s everything you need to know about visiting the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park — from what you can see to a few tips for your trip.

Where is the USS Alabama?

The USS Alabama is located in Mobile, Alabama at 2703 Battleship Parkway. This is just east of downtown Mobile in Mobile Bay, making this battleship easy to get to. It’s also easy to see if you are crossing the bay on I-10, so you’ll definitely know where you are going!

And it’s not just the battleship! Really this is an entire complex, with the battleship being the main attraction.

USS Alabama Cost and Hours

The USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park is open daily (except for Christmas) from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the last admission tickets being sold at 4:00 p.m.

General admission is $15 for adults and $6 for kids ages 6-11.

Check the USS Alabama website before you go of course, for possible updated hours or admission prices. (I certainly wouldn’t want to mislead you here if something changes and we don’t realize it!)

What to See at USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park

The USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park doesn’t just have the battleship — there are all kinds of other military vehicles and historical items to see, from a submarine (my favorite!) to airplanes to tanks.

When you are visiting the USS Alabama, you can plan to spend anywhere from two to four hours there, depending on your level of interest. We spent a little less than two hours touring, and definitely could have spent more time. There were huge chunks of the battleship we didn’t even get to! But we were there pretty close to closing time and needed to move a little more quickly than we might have otherwise. (Plus, in all honesty, our kiddo was ready to move on after what had already been a full day on the road; and if you have kids, you know how that goes!)

USS Alabama

The USS Alabama battleship is obviously the main attraction here. “Mighty A” (a nickname for the USS Alabama) began as a WWII battleship, and was an essential part of the Pacific theater. In 1962, it was announced the USS Alabama would be scrapped, but Alabamians worked to instead install it as the centerpiece of a Veterans Memorial Park, which is where it is now.

Tours at the USS Alabama are self-guided, and there are three routes you can follow: Yellow, Green, and Red.

The Yellow Tour will take you through the main exhibits, officer’s quarters, and the outdoor gun turrets.

The Red Tour will focus a lot on the every day work of the crew, including the bakery, carpenter’s shop, barber shop, clothing stores and more.

The Green Tour focuses more on the military operations of the ship, including offices, the radio room, and the engine room as well as the sick bay.

You can do all three tours or just pick one depending on how much time you have.

The USS Drum is a submarine located in the park, and it’s actually the oldest US submarine on public display. Like the USS Alabama, the USS Drum was an important player in WWII.

The USS Drum is significantly smaller than the USS Alabama, so there is only one long hallway to follow. You’ll see torpedoes, the kitchens, quarters, offices…basically everything it took to keep the submarine running.

I found the submarine so fascinating! And considering how tight the quarters were, it’s crazy to think about large groups of full-grown men living there full time.

One thing to note: the USS Drum was definitely on the warm and stuffy side, so if you visit in warmer weather be prepared.

Aircraft Pavilion

The USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park also has a big collection of wartime aircraft and other vehicles. A good number of them are housed inside, in the Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion.

The collection includes WWII planes, planes flown by the Tuskegee Airmen, a restored Marine One, and an interesting spy plane. They really are so fascinating, and I had no idea so many different kind of military planes existed with so many different designs. Plus, this is a great place to cool down from the heat.

Outside Artillery, Planes, and Memorials

The outside areas of the park are full of things to see, too (which also makes this a great area for kids to run around).

Outside you’ll find planes, tanks, artillery, and more ranging from WW11 to Vietnam and Desert Storm. There really are some absolutely amazing things out here — we especially enjoyed the planes — and there are plenty of places for good photo ops (like standing underneath the airplane wings).

There are also several memorials you can see outside, including a Korean War Memorial, a Vietnam War Memorial, and a Fallen Guardian Memorial.

Tips for Visiting the USS Alabama

Here are a few tips to make your visit to the USS Alabama battleship go a little smoother:

• Where comfortable shoes. You’ll likely be doing a good amount of walking, so be prepared.
• Be prepared for stairs. If you want to go down into the ship, there are steep ladder-like stairs that must be climbed. There are good handrails, and even children will likely be able to do these with the help of a parent, but be prepared. Those with limited mobility, may be limited in what they can see. But there is always the top deck that is accessible for almost everyone (and there’s lots to see just there!)
• Wear seasonally appropriate clothing, especially in the summer. The ship, and especially the submarine, can get stuffy and warm.
• If you are traveling with your pet, they actually have on-site kennels that are free of charge where your pet can stay while you visit. A $10 deposit is required for the lock and key, but you will be refunded when you return them.

It you are traveling through Mobile, we definitely recommend visiting the USS Alabama Battleship. Whether you love military history or feel pretty lukewarm about (which, let’s be honest, is where I am), it is still such an interesting site. The scale of the ship and several of the other wartime vehicles is stunning, plus you get some great views of Mobile Bay. It’s definitely worth a stop!

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Explore the mighty WWII battleship USS ALABAMA, winner of nine battle stars, and the submarine USS DRUM, both are National Historic Landmarks Our aircraft pavilion is filled with over 30 historic planes and military vehicles including the Mach 3 A-12 Blackbird supersecret spy plane and newly restored B-25 Mitchell Bomber and Grumman Goose Mk II . Have your photo taken upon arrival or take excitement to a new level with our flight simulator or virtual reality experience! Our new restaurant Stevie's Kitchen USS ALABAMA is open daily with a full menu of delicious meals. We also have a gift shop, kennels for pets, picnic tables and a fishing pier. 

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“ We also decided to skip the inside of the submarine since the heat outside was catching up with all of us. ” in 87 reviews

“ - It's not just ships ( aircraft and tanks are also part of the park) - the live fire was really awesome. ” in 22 reviews

“ From one of the lookout points on the ship, you get a great view of Mobile Bay and makes for some good photo opportunities. ” in 8 reviews

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How do they land planes there when they don't have an airstrip?

The battle ship would pick them up with a crane and place them on deck. The battle ship had two scout planes.

Anyplace nearby for my little dog to stay while we tour or is the park dog friendly?

I am not sure if you are allowed to take your dog in but there are so many ladders and there are many sections that you need to make a higher step in order to continue to the next section. Might want to find a dog sitter or dog hotel.

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By far one of the coolest experiences we've had!! My family visits places just for the museums, we've been to a lot, and this one was one of the best! The battleship is HUGE and you get to explore the entire thing. There are informational signs and displays and maps throughout so you know where to go. My boys loved climbing up ladders between floors and sitting in the gun turrets. Wry very cool!

Short drive from our home in Pensacola. Awesome Military Aircraft Static Displays inside and outside the park. USS DRUM SUBMARINE was very eye opening trying to move thru the sub and how small and close the spaces are inside. I'm 6'4" and so happy I chose to serve in the Army and Air Force. Be prepared for alot of walking and climbing but it is all worth learning some of Navy History.

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It's not every day that you get to tour a WWII era battleship and a submarine all in one day, but at Battleship Memorial Park you get that opportunity in one tour. It was really cool to explore the submarine and battleship and crawl through the interiors of each. It really gives you a better understanding of what our brave and courageous sailors went through during WWII while serving on the seas. It was impressive with how big the Alabama was, it is virtually a vertical city on the seas and then you get to the Drum and see how tiny everything was on that sub. You are basically surrounded by torpedoes! Just touring the ships alone takes a good 2 - 2.5 hours and that is if you don't read everything. There is also a variety of other war vehicles including planes, tanks, and other boats. So much to see and explore. My family had a great time and we were able to make almost a full day of this location. Lots of great history and stories to digest and a lot of great examples of war vehicles from the past 80 years of American conflicts that bring history alive. I see this as a great opportunity for my kids to have fun but to also learn that the freedom that we enjoy and take for granted on numerous occasions was not free. More people need to be reminded of that truth. Hats off to this organization for striving to provide a place where that can happen. A big thanks to those who are serving or have served, we owe you a debt we can never repay. God bless you!

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Museums do not get more interactive than this. A little boy's dream! You can walk through the sub and battleship and touch EVERYTHING. Hit any button you want! Turn that knob, sit in that chair, hop up on that bunk bed, climb that ladder. Between the interactivity and all the photos displayed throughout, kids can see what life was like on the ship. What a great opportunity to learn history, have fun, and possibly spark an interest in future military service. We'd previously been to the USS Midway, which my kids loved, and I think the USS Alabama Memorial Park was on par with that. TIP: We went in the middle of the week, but it was still quite crowded. Then as we were leaving multiple buses with school groups/camps showed up. My advice is to get there when it opens and see the submarine first. If you're pressed for time, take the red and green tours on the battleship first, then finish up with the yellow. The yellow is by far the longest and a little redundant, so if you have to cut a tour short, yellow would be the best one to skip out early on. Plan on 3 hours if you have squirrely kids, and 5+ hours if you're an adult group who wants to see and read everything.

Drove almost 8 hours from Dallas Texas while we were on our family trip in there, my dad said last time he visited the "Mighty A" was around 16 years old in 1984. Actually I passed by twice and finally had a chance to see the splendid boat. This museum divide into 3 parts: The preserved weaponry area, USS drum submarine area and the battleship. Our self guided tour began from the visitor center, where the old fashioned military aircrafts were presented. They also had flight simulator on the corner and it was fun to feel the realistic fighter control system. One of my favorite was B-24 Liberator, same aircraft design as B-25 Mitchell which took the lead to bomb Tokyo in the Doolittle Raid. The submarine was in my opinion, gave the most detailed armament in all submarines. Its super cool going underneath the firing position of the torpedo tubes. Battleship definitely gives an A+, it will take 1.5-2 hours only by going through the main walkable area. If you tour specifically, it might take even longer from 8am till closing time. As a foreigner, I am still proud seeing how mighty American industrial power really are. By the way, you can go inside the 4500 ton main battery turret to see the loading mechanism. Its a unique feature compare to USS Iowa where some of that is forbidden to tourists. Again, I'm glad to have an opportunity to visit one of the patriotic project of the United States. Whoever operate this museum deserve a formal salute, because a lot of veterans weren't alive nowadays, finding a storyteller is very rare. Little tip: Most major connection between staircase can be very steep, so don't bring a stroller if you have underaged children. Be careful while you climb.

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If you're into all things WWII Navy this is the place for you! Not only a Battleship but a submarine too that can be toured, and lot of airplanes and tanks you can right up to. A nice indoor facility too. I thought it was reasonably priced and offered a lot to see. Be warned, lots of walking around to be done. Great site, and plenty of parking. Reasonably solid gift shop too. Lots of great photo opportunities.

This memorial park is one that I have visited several times in my life. There were 4 South Dakota class battleships built during the war and two are still with us to visit, Massachusetts and Alabama. The "Mighty A" as the Alabama was known is the centerpiece of this park which also includes the USS Drum submarine from WW II along with several aircraft housed inside the aircraft pavilion and outside. Last week, I visited on a rainy weekday. The aircraft pavilion has a few aircraft (propeller, jet and helicopter) inside and more sitting outside. The largest aircraft inside is a B-25 Mitchell from WW II. The displays here are fairly routine and plan on spending 30 minutes looking at the aircraft and reading the various storyboards. The USS Drum was added here in the 1970's and is located on land and involves a walkthrough from bow to stern typical of other subs that are on display around the country. These submarines are very interesting to tour because they are so small and you get to see so much of the boat. It's really amazing how small of a space 75 people lived and worked in. The Drum is a fine representation with both forward and aft torpedo rooms open along with other spaces such as the officers and crews mess and berthing areas (including the Captains cabin which is the size of an average closet), conning tower, bridge, engine and electrical spaces, etc. One tip....go slow as you walk through it especially going through hatches going from one compartment to another. There are MANY opportunities to bump your head into something metal including exposed screws. Budget 20 minutes for the Drum. Finally the Alabama (BB 60). What a beautiful ship from the outside. Especially in this setting on the edge of Mobile Bay. The Mighty A has 3 tour routes on board, Red, Green and Yellow. The first two are mostly below the Main Deck while the Yellow is mainly above including the Superstructure. Each tour takes about 30 minutes so budget about 1 1/2 hours for the whole ship. The only way to cut down on that time is to not do all 3 tours or walk quickly through each one. Also you will be going through multiple deck levels and therefore ascending and descending on ladders which are fairly easy. I found the tours to be interesting and enjoyable however I was disappointed with the last 7 or 8 stops of the Yellow tour. For some reason not explained on the map these stations were closed. They were climbing up in the superstructure going towards the bridge, etc. Therefore you could only go up to the battle bridge which is encased in armor. I believe that this park is worth a visit and that the Mighty A and Drum are worth visiting. BB 60 is not the best WW II warship museum in the US but it is one of the better ones.

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Impressive museum. You get to tour a lot of the battleship which was cool. Having a submarine was a bonus. I didn't go down but my husband did and said it was tight.

This Museum was WELL WORTH the trip from New Orleans. Both the USS Alabama and USS Drum are in immaculate condition, considering they are both 80+ year old vessels. While we were there we got to talk with some veterans who were there volunteering, and they were all very knowledgeable and willing to show us parts of the vessels we hadn't seen. We did not sign up for the guided tour, and next time we go, we will do that to have a more structured tour of the Alabama. I highly recommend making the trip to Mobile if you have even a slight interest in US Naval history!

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A Guide to Visiting the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park

Nestled along the picturesque Mobile Bay in Alabama, the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park stands as a living testament to the heroism and sacrifice of those who served in the United States Armed Forces. This historic site offers visitors an immersive experience, taking them back in time to the days of World War II and beyond.

The star of the park is undoubtedly the USS Alabama battleship itself. This massive vessel, affectionately known as the “Mighty A,” served in World War II and played a significant role in various battles across the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can explore the decks, go below to see the inner workings of the ship, and learn about the daily lives of the crew through informative exhibits.

Adjacent to the battleship, the Aircraft Pavilion houses an impressive collection of military aircraft, including fighter jets, bombers, and helicopters. These aircraft provide insight into the evolution of aviation technology over the years. In addition to the USS Alabama, the park is home to the USS Drum , a Gato-class submarine with its own storied history. Touring the cramped quarters of the submarine provides a glimpse into the life of submariners during wartime.

Throughout the park, visitors will find a variety of exhibits that showcase military history, from World War II to the Vietnam War. Personal artifacts, memorabilia, and interactive displays offer a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by servicemen and women.

Beyond the exhibits, the park’s expansive grounds offer a serene and contemplative atmosphere. The Battleship Memorial Park honors veterans from various branches of the military, providing a place for reflection and gratitude.

For a hands-on experience, the park offers interactive exhibits that simulate various aspects of life on the battleship. Visitors can test their skills in a flight simulator or climb into the gun turrets to see the equipment up close.

The park regularly hosts educational programs, workshops, and special events that cater to visitors of all ages. These offerings provide valuable insights into the historical significance of the park and its artifacts.

Visitors can take a leisurely stroll along the bayfront promenade or enjoy a picnic in the park’s designated areas. The scenic views of Mobile Bay and the surrounding landscape create a serene backdrop for relaxation.

The USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, military buffs, and anyone interested in paying tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the armed forces. With its immersive exhibits, interactive experiences, and breathtaking views, the park offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and gain a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices made by those who defended our nation’s freedom.

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