View of the USS Yorktown at night.
Thursday
October9

Open today from 10AM to 5PM

40 Patriots Point Rd.
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
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Ghost Tours

Explore the USS Yorktown’s unexplained mysteries through areas of the ship normally restricted to the public. The tour provides entry on the ship after hours, long after the crowds have left, where you are sure to have an "otherwordly" experience. 

 

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Legends of bravery and patriotism beyond the grave...

With the experts of Bull Dog Tours as your guide, hear legends of sacrifice and bravery as you learn about the well-documented stories of strange, startling sights and sounds. See why there’s a Syfy Channel’s “Ghost Hunters” all about the USS Yorktown, and why both The Today Show and Family Circle magazine call it the must-do walking ghost tour in Charleston.

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Tour

Audio Tour

Discover the stories of the USS Yorktown through the eyes of veterans as you explore over 100 stops on this immersive audio tour. Hear firsthand accounts and experience the sights and sounds of the...
Additional $7.99 purchase required.
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Experience

Medal of Honor Museum

Located on board the historic aircraft carrier USS Yorktown, The Medal of Honor Museum features interactive exhibits that tell the stories of the brave Americans who have served and protected the U.S...
Included with admission.
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Experience

Engine Room Experience

Feel the USS Yorktown roar and watch the Engine Room come alive with interactive kiosks. Discover what it was like for a technician during WWII in our exciting, new Engine Room Experience.
Included with admission.
View of the USS Laffey
Experience

USS Laffey

"The Ship That Would Not Die" The USS Laffey (DD-724) is the most decorated World War II era Destroyer still in existence. Commissioned at Bath Iron Works, ME in February of 1944, the Laffey was soon...
Included with admission.