Intrepid Museum Biglietto d'ingresso
Descrizione
Scopri la leggendaria portaerei Intrepid, la navetta spaziale Enterprise, i jet più veloci del mondo e un sottomarino missilistico guidato all'Intrepid Museum di New York City. I visitatori di tutte le età possono collegarli alla storia attraverso esplorazioni pratiche, storie di eroismo e racconti di prima mano delle persone che erano lì. Padiglione Space Shuttle, sottomarino Growler e tutte le mostre temporanee incluse nel tuo ingresso.
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Intrepid Museum ospiterà feste gratuite per la visione pubblica di oltre 50 partite di Coppa del Mondo sul Pier 86, offrendo un ambiente drammatico e unico per tifare per la tua squadra preferita. Saranno allestiti più grandi schermi in tutto il Molo, con cibo, bevande e merce disponibile per l'acquisto. Si prega di notare che, mentre le visite sul molo sono gratuite, i biglietti sono comunque necessari per l'ingresso al museo. Ammira l'Intrepid Aircraft Carrier, il padiglione dello Space Shuttle, il sottomarino Growler, oltre a guardare un film di 8 minuti intitolato 'La storia di Intrepid' e un film di 15 minuti intitolato 'Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light'. Varata nel 1943, l'ex portaerei USS Intrepid combatté nella seconda guerra mondiale, sopravvivendo a cinque attacchi kamikaze e un attacco di siluri. La nave servì in seguito nella guerra fredda e nella guerra del Vietnam. Intrepid servì anche come nave di recupero della NASA negli anni sessanta. Fu dismesso nel 1974, e oggi è ormeggiato sul fiume Hudson come fulcro del museo.
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Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- I bambini fino a 4 anni non pagano
- I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
- I bambini devono essere alti almeno 1 metro per salire sul sottomarino
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle, ad eccezione del sottomarino, del Captain's Bridge, del Combat Information Center e della Anchor Chain Room
Recensioni(1,057)
Quick online payment and prompt assistance via email... I received the tickets and reminders on my phone for the date.
I visited the Intrepid Museum using my Go City card and honestly couldn’t wait to leave. This place could be amazing — the history, the ship itself, the aircraft — but the whole experience feels like a museum frozen in time, and not in a charming way. More like something that hasn’t been updated since it opened in 1982. The layout is confusing and badly thought out. Instead of feeling immersive or educational, it’s just a series of disconnected spaces that don’t flow or tell a story. Everything feels cluttered, dated, and strangely boring for a museum that should be full of energy and excitement. The top deck was very slippery in the rain. Even the signage and displays look tired. To make matters worse, the place felt dirty and worn down, like it hasn’t had a proper revamp in years. With the right investment and imagination, this could be one of New York’s standout attractions — but right now it’s just a missed opportunity. I left disappointed, underwhelmed, and honestly relieved to leave. If you’re using a Go City card, there are far better ways to spend your time.
Fantastic value for money and a wonderful opportunity to look around intrepid!! The military aeroplanes on display have been restored to stunning condition and the chance to visit the submarine was the icing on the cake! Would definitely recommend.
Great history and a lot to see. plan a few hours. The good: We were all seniors and one of us lives in NYC; therefore, we were able to get significant admission discounts. The museum is on and in the Intrepid. The presentations inside give a great history of the ship and its functions, as well as its contributions to history. As an aircraft carrier, it also doubles as an air museum with displays of many aircraft including a space shuttle. There is a snack bar below decks with basic fare. there are a couple of gift shops if you are so inclined. The not so good: It can be crowed at times especially is some places like the climb to the bridge. Take your time, go with the flow. Worth the trip is you are in Manhattan, particularly if you like the history.
We visited on memorial day and attended the ceremony to honour the fallen. It was very moving and educational with great speakers including the NYC Mayor. The scale of the ship is unbelievable with the bonus of a Space Shuttle, Concorde and Submarine on site to compliment the many aircraft and exhibits, with detailed narrative / signage. So many opportunities for great photos. I should also say that the staff on site were very approachable and helpful. Enjoy!
It was interesting. The experience could be as short (just walk through) or as long (if you stop & read every plaque) as you want. We got to get pictures sitting in a MASH helicopter or sitting on a military barber chair. My husband enjoyed the submarine the most especially talking to the retired veterans inside who were able to answer questions about the sub. I felt very small on the deck of the Intrepid but very tall when going through the bulk heads in the sub.
Terrific venue right on the Hudson. Great history, loved the aircraft. The Enterprise shuttle was awesome.
Buying tickets in advance and online gave us the peace of mind of a good price and fulfillment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Our family had a great time checking out the entire museum. Great interactive exhibits and history. Very well done
The collections are superb and extremely varied: planes, ships, submarines... you really see everything, which makes the visit fascinating from start to finish. The highlight remains clearly the visit to the submarine with a passionate narrator, very interesting and always ready to answer all questions. The explanations in the museum are also very well done and allow for a better understanding of the history of the different displayed pieces. An immersive and very comprehensive visit, even for those who are not necessarily passionate about the military or naval world to begin with.
