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전함 미주리 기념관에서는 방문하시는 여러분께 더 나은 서비스를 제공하기 위해 이동 편의성을 고려하여 후미 (후방) 탑승 플랫폼, 계단, 휠체어 진입로의 보수공사를 진행 중 입니다. 이 작업은 12 월 8 일부터 12 월 18 일까지 진행되며 휠체어를 이용하시는 분들은 이 기간동안 승선이 제한됩니다.
The Battleship Missouri Memorial welcomes its visitors with disabilities. There is a wheelchair accessible ramp on the aft entry Brow to provide access to the battleship. A tour guide or Battleship Missouri Memorial staff member will be more than happy to assist visitors with accessibility. Handicap restrooms are available at the aft Brow and on the pier where you entered the property.
There is an elevator that can take visitors with disabilities up to the Surrender Deck to hear the Surrender story and see artifacts.
Chairs and benches are located around the ship to allow people to sit and rest. Please remember that ladders and stairs are steep, making handholds difficult for visitors.
Service animals are welcome aboard the Missouri although it is unlikely that they can negotiate the steep ladders.
Wheelchair or walker access
The Battleship Missouri Memorial has wheelchairs available for visitors to checkout at the main entrance. Please speak with a tour guide or security guard for assistance.
There is an elevator on the ship, so accessibility beyond the Main Deck and the Surrender Deck is possible for wheelchairs and walkers. Ladders (stairs) are steep and handholds are more difficult.
On the pier, Slider’s Grill and the Victory Store are both accessible to wheelchairs and walkers.
Hearing-impaired visitors
An AcoustiGuide script is available at the ticket office on the pier at no additional charge.
The Missouri ticket office can arrange for a sign language translator through the Hawaii Office of Accessibility and Communication with advanced notice. Please contact us at (808) 973-2494 at least two weeks ahead of your visit. It can take a week to ten days to arrange for a sign language specialist.
Visually-impaired visitors
Visitors that are visually challenged and accompanied by a friend or family member may successfully navigate the ship. Escorts will need to warn the visitor of toe-stubbers, knee-knockers and head bangers found throughout the ship. A little prudence and caution will make for an easy time onboard for everyone.