Tier 1 Must See Museum - If it were not for the Bank of America Museums on us program I would not have known about the USS Intrepid Museum. This attraction is more than just an AWESOME World War 2 aircraft carrier. It is a space exploration museum where you can actually climb into vintage space craft. The museum celebrates Civil Rights, American History, and honors the Veterans who died on the USS Intrepid. My Grandfather served in World War 2, the story needs to told to future generations. The USS Intrepid Museum is a Tier 1 must see museum in New York City.

Family time - Awesome place to be with the family not on top of people have your own space to enjoy everything hands down a must see

Impressive floating museum - If you have the slightest interest in military history, you have the opportunity on this floating museum's aircraft carrier Intrepid. It's a cool experience if you've never seen an aircraft carrier, then it's here There are lots of planes and helicopters to look at and follow the technology right up to the F14 and F16, which are the latest (newest) planes on the ship. Everything from the space shuttle, to the many warplanes and helicopters, as well as depictions of life on board certainly made it an experience that will be remembered. You can easily spend 3 hours on the ship - and it's worth the time for the whole family, big and small! Even my 4 year old grandson could catch the interest.   Something from the space age had also been illustrated, with the space shuttle Enterprise standing on the deck. It has not been in orbit in space, but it was impressive. Most of the ship is open to the public and all around the ship former servicemen and volunteers were ready to talk about their experiences with the ship. You can see a lot of fun details on board, such as dormitories, the captain's quarters, the large anchor etc. Part of the ship's cabins are equipped with the equipment that has been used in the ship's active service.   On the hangar deck, which had been converted into a large experimentarium, it was possible to test various functions on the ship. There was a lot of information. In the ship's cinema on this deck, you could watch the film that was recorded of the kamikaze attack that hit the ship during World War II. Furthermore, a Lego model of Intrepid is on display in front of the cinema.   On the outside of the ship, children and childish souls could enjoy the ship's anti-aircraft guns.   With a crew of 2,600 men and long voyages, it was so-so with "privacy". You could get an experience of that on the 3rd deck. Here you could experience how those serving on the ship spent their free time, how they were accommodated in the dormitories and experience some of the large field kitchen.   The entrance ticket also gives access to the nuclear submarine USS Growler next to the ship, but here you have to have a lot of patience, because there are a lot of people. We had bought tickets from home, so you avoid the sometimes long queues. Definitely a recommendation from here, but remember to adjust expectations from home:)

Great place - What a great experience. Took my husband for his birthday and dragged the grandkids and all of us were completely into it. I was pleasantly surprised

Brilliant - Fantastic and interesting display of boat, planes and submarine. Well worth the visit and it wasn’t that busy!

Amazing experience-educational and fun! - Amazing experience! I can’t believe I’ve been to New York multiple times I didn’t know this museum existed. If you love history, especially World War II history and space exploration history you’ll love this Museum. There’s also an Exploratorium type experience for kids and adults to sit in module rockets, ships, control centers, and helicopters. There’s so much to learn and see!

Unknown treasure in New York City! - Anybody who loves history, especially World War II history, or Space Exploration history will love this museum. So much to see and learn. There’s also an Exploratorium type experience for kids and adults to sit in all types of capsules and Rockets and Ship control centers. Honestly, I’ve been to New York multiple times and had no idea this incredible museum/ experience existed. It was noted this experience should take about an hour and a half, I was there almost 3 hours, and there was still more to see. Eat well before your visit so you can stay as long as you’d like. They do have fast food type food to purchase if you stay longer than anticipated.

Fun visit - This was a fun visit since we see it on TV every day. The museum is very restricted though and you can only see a small portion of the aircraft carrier. We've been to other aircraft carriers on display where you can check out the entire ship. It was still cool to see this one though!

Not what I expected - Need to update and modernize the display And more guides on the floor. I had a lot of questions and there was nobody to answer

Didn’t go - I did not get to do this because I picked the wrong date and I did not get a refund. I called to change the dates but no one helped me.