USS Ship Tours

Battleship Wisconsin at Nauticus

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Berthed at Nauticus, the Battleship Wisconsin is one of the largest and last battleships ever built by the U.S. Navy. Access to the Battleship Wisconsin is …

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Jan 5, 2025
This was truly an enjoyable experience. This battleship is situated on the wharf at Norfolk, Virginia. It’s a must see and one would need - at least - several hours to tour the entire ship. It fea… Full review by ShaneG475
Jan 5, 2025
I came here for the first time since my last visit in 2008. It doesn’t seem like much has changed, but the USS WISCONSIN (BB64) is very well maintained. Only a few more sections of the ship have beco… Full review by Marc C
Oct 30, 2024
To walk the decks of this mighty warship was truly an amazing experience. The ship is enormous! If you are not able to get around very well, you will be limited as to how far you can go but can still… Full review by leothomas
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Part of the Nauticus Maritime Center, the USS Wisconsin came to Norfolk in 2000. The ship is over 60 years old, first launched in 1943, and …
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We will have any elderly lady in our party. Is there anywhere on the battleship she could sit down if she needs to?
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Yes
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Hi can one still do the tour but skip the climbing ladders and small areas? Not a good climber after hip replacement
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It would probably be best to stick to the self-guided tours as both tours require some climbing, especially the engineering tours as you are going down into below quite a ways and most of …
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It would probably be best to stick to the self-guided tours as both tours require some climbing, especially the engineering tours as you are going down into below quite a ways and most of the engine room is metal grate for flooring. The CIC tour is mainly climbing up to the bridge, but easier than going down.
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Is it handicap accessible and can one use electric scooter?
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You can for the museum part (Nauticus), but I believe it would be hard to negotiate the ship in a scooter.
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Answer by John S · Sep 9, 2019
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What are your hours of operation?
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Nauticus hours of operation are Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Sunday from Noon until 5 p.m.
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