USS Midway Museum

It's worth a visit. Parking is charged at $10 for two hours. The second floor, the flight deck, and the hangar are open to the public. Many veteran volunteers are available for conversation and photo opportunities. Various retired fighter jets are parked on the first floor, some of which you can board and experience. Free headsets are available for tour guidance, but please specify in advance that you want a Chinese-language tour. After disembarking, walk about 10 minutes to the other side to see the Kiss of the Century.

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It is very convenient to buy tickets on Ctrip. After the ticket is issued, it is very convenient to scan the code with the electronic ticket to enter, without making an appointment in advance. The Midway is very fun and worth going. My dad had a lot of fun. The scenery at the seaside is also good. It is less than 5 minutes away from the statue of the kiss of the century.

The Midway Islands Aircraft Carrier Museum is a landmark of San Diego and an extremely important symbol of the U.S. Navy. The whole museum is quite large. It takes three to four hours to really have a good tour. For parking, we parked directly in the parking lot next to the carrier, USD10 within 12 hours. After getting off the bus, I went to the queue and found that if I had bought the tickets well in advance, I would not have to queue for more people who needed to buy the tickets. So we quickly use mobile phones to buy good tickets on the Internet. When checking tickets, we use mobile phones to scan the code and pass smoothly, which saves a lot of queuing time. You can get a free voice guide and choose Chinese.

The USS Midway Island was built in 1943, launched in 1945 and retired in 1997. It is the first USS Midway Island carrier. It is also said to have served for the longest time. It has participated in many major military activities such as the Vietnam War Desert Storm. Now moored at the Navy Trestle in San Diego, as a museum, is a good opportunity to learn about the military and military history of the United States, such a huge thing, let people exclaim their own insignificance, but it is both man-made things, and people will feel great! ________

Carrier is one of the few scenic spots that must be visited to San Diego, especially the Chinese people with national defense plots. It is envious to see that other people built such a complex big fellow decades ago. Parking: We rented a car and drove by ourselves. We could drive directly to the parking lot beside the carrier. We could stop at any price of $10. There was a charge for the card at the entrance. Otherwise, the parking lot with a Navy kiss on the right side of the front 100 meters is also a meter, which can be coined or swiped. Payments are paid by the hour first and then countdown, as if it were two knives per hour. Tickets: 20 dollars a person, absolute value, really inexpensive, especially compared to domestic tourist attractions: after entering the spiral ladder, there will be a photo link, will give you a number, the last time you leave, you can go to the service desk to collect photos, 10 dollars a piece, for those who like to commemorate this visit can buy, otherwise it is not meaningful, a picture 10 dollars is too expensive. You can pick up the voice commentator at the service desk first, and play it in Chinese. When you look at the number at any place, you can enter the number and the commentator will play automatically. Sightseeing suggestions: Follow the guide board, the internal hangar, and then the sailor dormitory... One cabin after another can be visited for a long time, restaurants, medical rooms, laundries and so on. It is really admirable for such a complex design. It is really the embodiment of superpower national strength. Then get on the plane splint, some of the older planes take photos, many of them can sit directly in close range to see; finally go on the command tower, limit the number of people to enter in batches, there are old retired Navy to explain, see there is nothing very special inside. Finally, you can see the surrounding seascapes on the aircraft carrier splint, the Colorado Bridge, two other aircraft carriers on the other side, and the famous sculpture of the sailor's kiss on the left. The blue sky and white clouds are beautiful. Just as we met the Chinese Navy medical ship, we stopped at a berth of more than 100 meters. It was very exciting to see our country's big ship and go to find our own navy photo.

Midway Island carrier is located in the Bay of San Diego, opposite the US Third Fleet stationed. We went there on Friday morning. There weren't many tourists. Ticket 20, you can buy 18 tickets on the website of the Aircraft Carrier Museum of Midway Island, you can also buy 100 RMB on Ctrip. Midway Island carriers have two floors to visit. They can experience flight mode in the cabin. There are many fighters and helicopters on the deck. We were just in time for a recognition event, which was rare. Excellent! It's best to play for 2 - 3 hours. There are food on the carrier. They take pictures when they get on board, but the pictures are too expensive.

A landmark attraction in San Diego, a place where you can spend half a day whether you are a military enthusiast or not. It is recommended for parents and children to check in.   There is a parking lot with its own car, but the parking fee is estimated to be $10 or $20. We circled around several times and found a roadside parking meter with a parking meter of 0.75 per hour. It took ten minutes to walk there.   The tour time depends on your preferences. The experience of self-guided tour is very nice. You can enter directly by scanning the barcode after buying tickets on a third-party platform in advance. After entering, guide maps and interpreters in the corresponding languages ​​will be distributed according to the language of the tourists. There are voice explanations in almost every exhibition area. Just point the remote control at the interpreter transmitter and "beep" to listen to the explanation by yourself.   The aircraft carrier is divided into three layers: upper, middle and lower. [Upper Flight Deck] There are many types of aircraft parked ✈. It is very sunny when visiting, but you can take some good photos. You can overlook the "Kiss of Victory" sculpture and San Diego Harbor ⛴ opposite. There are several on-site guides who introduce the landing process and take-off explanations. There is also an "upper deck room" explanation, which requires queuing. The aircraft carrier closes at 5 o'clock, but the last batch of this tour is between 3:30-4:15, so try to go early to avoid queuing up and leaving regrets. The tour will last more than 20 minutes, involving climbing indoor stairs and entering the top floor dedicated space to understand how the admiral and the captain control so many aircraft. Unfortunately, the tour is in English, which is a test for language comprehension.   [Hangar Deck] Various flight simulators, and movies that play every half an hour, experience the victory of the US Navy. VR experience is charged separately, 16 dollars for 2 people, which looks more exciting.   [Lower Deck] This is my favorite floor. I thought it was just the logistics part and it wouldn't be very big, but I could walk for a long time down there. There are various laundry rooms, cafeterias, barber shops, dormitories, meeting rooms, prayer rooms, and the underground space is also very large, and it is also equipped with a voice guide transmitter.   You can re-enter the aircraft carrier within one day with a stamp on the back of your hand, and the barrier-free facilities are well done. Some staff are volunteers, and the service is very good. However, for such a meaningful experience, the ticket price is not expensive at all. I am not a fan of sailing and military affairs, and I also think that the three-hour tour is a bit rushed.   A very cost-effective theme education.