Battleship Missouri Memorial

The Battleship Missouri Memorial, weighing in at a staggering 58,000 tons and stretching just under 900 feet from bow to stern, is an imposing and awe-inspiring colossus of a ship. Fondly known as the "Mighty Mo," it holds the distinction of being the last battleship constructed and decommissioned by the United States. With a storied 50-year career that spanned three wars, its decks witnessed the historic surrender of the Japanese, signaling the end of World War II.

Visitors to the USS Missouri have the hop-portunity to step into the shoes of General Douglas MacArthur, exploring the very spaces where pivotal decisions shaped the course of history. From the imposing 16-inch, 50-caliber guns to the intimate crew quarters, the Mighty Mo offers an immersive journey through time. Ascend to the bridge, stand in the Captain's Chair, and marvel at the panoramic view that once guided this titan through tumultuous seas. A visit to the Battleship Missouri Memorial is a journey through history, offering a frogtastic experience for all who seek to understand the legacy of this storied battleship.