Great museum on Patriots Point devoted to our military heritage. The star of the show is the USS Yorktown, a WW2 era aircraft carrier. The are guided, self paced, and audio tours available as well as helpful staff. You could literally spend an entire day here if you have the time and interest but at minimum I would devote 2-3 hours for your visit. The Yorktown visit allows you to access the flight deck, the deck below where the planes were stored, and below deck to the crew quarters and various support sites including one of the engine rooms. There are interactive exhibits and recreations of various day to day activities and plenty of history. There is also a Cold War museum inside the ship.

Also accessible is the USS Laffey, a WW2 era destroyer which was nearly sunk in action in the Pacific. There is an exhibit related to that event in the rear gun deck that is very interesting.

Finally, there is a large, land based, Vietnam Experience that shows various vehicles, airships and boats used in that conflict as well as a Medal of Honor museum.

Parking is $5 and entry fees are about $30 for an adult. There are discounts for military/veterans and military in uniform are free. I took a photo of the pricing but check the website and plan your visit ahead of time to make sure you get to see everything you are interested in.

Oh. If you have kids there is a scavenger hunt that will win them a free ice cream at Jeni's ice cream in town if they find all the answers. It will keep them motivated.

Last of all; the visit to the ships requires that you climb many steps and some are quite steep. Please consider that before paying the entry fee.