When I found out I was going to the Mobile area for a wedding I had to visit. Being a Navy veteran it was a no brainer. The Alabama was in great condition and my wife loved the tour as she got to see what the life of a sailor was like on board. The other airplanes and the submarine were great as well. Overall a great place to see some great military artifacts and vessels.

Great historical place to visit. USS Alabama, lots of planes, helicopters, tanks, etc. on display. Also some memorials for Korean War, Vietnam, and the Dogs of the Wars. Clean and easily accessible. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the Mobile area.

Amazing! Was by far our highlight of visiting Mobile. So much interesting history and information. The self tours was easily marked and was impressed with how much access you have to the ship. Great artifacts and background on the ship.

Extensive collection of military equipment with the Alabama as the center piece. Also has an impressive group of planes and army vehicles. Some of the plaques identifying the vehicles outside were missing but most in good condition. Also the submarine uss Drum was almost as interesting as the Alabama. Allow more time than you think, this is a large exhibit.

This park is well worth the price of admission. We were on a tight schedule, so only spent a couple hours checking out all levels of the battleship, but you can easily spend a whole day checking out the battleship, submarine, planes and other aircraft on this property. The ship is well-marked and you are provided with self-guiding tour handout that helps explain what you are seeing. Also there are many interpretive plaques and signs for rooms and exhibits to help explain their role, how the rooms were used, etc. Also, there were docents in several areas of the ship to help answer any questions visitors may have. We would have stayed longer to check out the exterior of the battleship, but did not due to heavy rain.

Wonderful piece of history that highlights the bravery and ingenuity of the American people. Wear good walking shoes as the surfaces are uneven and can be slippery. Lots of stairways (ladders) to climb up and down and small spaces to enter. Lots of information and tons of planes and other military equipment around the grounds. Did not go into the sub but it was open also.

I took my two boys aged 17 and 9. The cost to get inside the park is $5, but then the price to go ON the ship was very high at $19 per person and my kids said they were fine just walking around. We saw many different vehicles for air, water, and land travel, but there is a dog kennel right next to the coast guard things and it was very distracting. The temps were low and I'd propbaly be howling and barking non-stop as well, but it was not the best place for the animals. There were respectful memorials for all wars/conflicts and a gorgeous view of the water near one of the ships. The gift shop had had generic 'military' toys and merch, but also some nice postcards. I'd recommend going once, but not as an annual thing.

Aircraft museum, Battleship and Submarine tour all included with admission. Cost for military, veterans and seniors 15.00. 18.00 for other adults. Well worth the money. Minimum spend 3 hours maximum all day! Very much to see. Inside the battleship prepare for many ladders and winding hallways, stocked with ww2 uniforms, guns, cigarettes, candy, typewriters, books, just like a sailor would have had in his bunk or at the shop. Only outside of ship and aircraft museum wheelchair accessible and still worth it!

We surprised our kids with a visit here. We all had a blast! Our kids aren’t toddlers, they can handle the many stairs without us having to carry them. I saw others with very small children, and that seemed miserable to me. There are a lot of stairs/steps and head ducks! Our kids were recently studying some of the content in school, so it helped further bring things to life for them. They were excited to go back to school and share their experience.

I always enjoy visiting this remarkable battleship, and the other military attractions; in this park. The curators and staff; are very helpful, friendly, and professional. The last time that I was here was two years previous in 2021. At that time; I had my two pet rabbits….Joey & Delta….with me. And now the newest addition to the family, Walter; was with us. This was Walter’s first battleship experience, and he seemed quite impressed. We always enjoy talking with other people; and telling them about this ship, and the rabbits are always the cause of people initiating conversation. I think that the new teak decking is beautiful, and we loved the diving locker exhibit. We might be back in April, but even if not; I will continue to always renew my membership. I will give it the highest possible rating of two rabbit ears up!! (\ (\ ( -.-) o_(“)(“)