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Intrepid Museum New York Entry Tickets

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Intrepid Museum New York Entry Tickets Highlights

Walk the flight deck of the USS Intrepid a 900-foot Second World War aircraft carrier
See Space Shuttle Enterprise the only Space Shuttle prototype on public display on the East Coast
Board the USS Growler the world's only publicly accessible nuclear-armed submarine from the Cold War
See Concorde the fastest commercial airliner ever built inside the hangar deck of the aircraft carrier
Explore the most physically impressive museum experience in New York at Pier 86 on the Hudson River

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Intrepid Museum New York Entry Tickets Overview

The Intrepid Museum is moored at Pier 86 on the Hudson River at 46th Street in Midtown Manhattan. The USS Intrepid is one of the largest and most storied aircraft carriers ever built: a 45000-ton Essex-class carrier commissioned in 1943 that survived five kamikaze attacks and a torpedo strike during the Second World War, recovered Mercury and Gemini astronauts from the Atlantic Ocean and served as a Cold War intelligence platform before its decommissioning in 1974.

The flight deck, the size of three football fields, is covered with more than 25 authentic military aircraft including the Grumman F-14 Tomcat, an A-12 Blackbird supersonic reconnaissance aircraft and several early jet fighters from the post-war period. The Space Shuttle Pavilion on the pier holds Enterprise, the prototype space shuttle orbiter used for atmospheric testing in 1977, which is the only Space Shuttle orbiter on public display on the East Coast.

The submarine USS Growler is moored alongside the carrier and is the world's only publicly accessible submarine that carried nuclear weapons during its Cold War service. The hangar deck of the Intrepid holds Concorde, the world's fastest commercial airliner, as well as interactive exhibits and the Exploreum STEM learning space. Certain sections have scheduled maintenance closures in September so check the official visitor information before your visit.

Know Before You Go

The Space Shuttle Pavilion has partial closures on select September dates so check before visiting

September hours are Monday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm and Saturday to Sunday 10 am to 6 pm

US military and veterans receive free admission with valid ID thanks to Bank of America support

The museum is at Pier 86 on the Hudson River best reached by the M42 crosstown bus from Times Square

Tickets reserved online must be collected from the box office before entering the museum

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FAQs

1What are the opening hours of the Intrepid Museum?

From April to September the museum is open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm (last entry 4 pm) and Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 10 am to 6 pm (last entry 5 pm). Some sections have temporary closures on specific dates in September so check the visitor information page before you visit.

2What is Space Shuttle Enterprise?

Enterprise was the first Space Shuttle orbiter, built as a prototype for atmospheric test flights in 1977. It never flew in space but tested the critical approach and landing systems. It is the only Space Shuttle orbiter on public display on the East Coast of the United States.

3What is the USS Growler?

The USS Growler was a diesel-electric submarine that served in the US Navy from 1958 to 1964 carrying Regulus nuclear cruise missiles. It is the world's only publicly accessible submarine that carried nuclear-armed missiles during its operational Cold War service.

4Is Concorde at the Intrepid Museum?

Yes. The Concorde on display at the Intrepid is the aircraft that flew between London and New York in under three hours. It is displayed inside the hangar deck of the USS Intrepid and can be boarded by visitors.

5Is the museum accessible for families with young children?

Yes. The Exploreum on the hangar deck is an interactive STEM learning space for children. Flight simulators and interactive exhibits are designed for all ages. The flight deck and submarine involve some steps and ladders.

6Do US military and veterans get free admission?

Yes. US military personnel and veterans receive free admission to the Intrepid Museum with valid military ID. This is provided thanks to support from Bank of America.

7How do I get to the Intrepid Museum?

The museum is at Pier 86 on 12th Avenue at 46th Street. The most direct public transit is the M42 crosstown bus from Times Square to 12th Avenue. From the A, C and E lines at Port Authority the walk is approximately 15 minutes along 42nd Street.

8Are there September closures I should know about?

Yes. The Space Shuttle Pavilion has partial closures on specific September dates and the Exploreum interactive hall closes on September 11. Check the official intrepidmuseum.org visitor information page for the full list of specific closures for your visit date.

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Intrepid Museum, New York, United States

1 Pier 86 Drive, New York, 10019, United States

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