Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, (Was Pacific Aviation Museum)

The Pacific Aviation Museum is located on Ford Island, located in the middle of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The 6M2 Zero painted as one of the Pearl Harbor attackers. The Museum site occupies 16 acres of the 440-acre island. It includes three historic hangars and an air traffic control tower.
On December 7, 2006, the first of four planned phases of the Museum, Hangar 37, opened to the public. The hangar's 42,442 square feet of space focuses on the attack on Pearl Harbor through the Battle of Guadalcanal and includes a display of Jimmy Doolittle's bomber raid on Tokyo, Japan. Future phases of the museum will be built in other nearby hangars and focus on the Korean War, Vietnam War, and Cold War.

The museum is on Ford Island. To get there, you have to take the shuttle bus (unless you have military access). The shuttle comes every 10-15 minutes and takes 10-15 minutes to get from the main Pearl Harbor visitor's center to the USS Missouri, then 5 minutes to the Pacific Aviation Museum, then 10-15 minutes back to the visitor's center.
Parking at the main visitor's center is free.

The gift shop is right inside the front entrance of the museum where the shuttle bus drop off is. You do not need to pay admission to access the machine/gift shop, but there is a $3 shuttle bus fee if you don't buy tickets this museum or the USS Missouri.

Machine 2: In the Gift Shop. Designs are:
1) 'P-40 Warhawk Pearl Harbor', a flying tiger,
2) 'Control Tower Pearl Harbor',
3) 'Pearl Harbor, Never Forget, December 7, 1941', Stars on each side of old plane facing up.,
4) 'Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, Ford Island, Hawaii, 7 Dec. 1941', Warhawk over name, logo

Token Machine 1: is in the gift shop with 4 different Aviation Museum designs. They cost $5 each or $15 for all 4 designs.
1) 'Rosie the Riveter',
2) Control Tower, Operations Building', tower,
3) 'Boeing B-17 Bomber, Flying Fortress,
4) Curtiss P-40E Fighter, Warhawk'.

Retired 1: All have 'Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor Ford Island Hawaii' on the backs: 1) Pilot getting into plane as Japanese plane fly overhead, 2) 'Buy War Bonds', with American Flag, 3) 'Pearl Harbor 7 Dec 1941', Controller tower on Ford Island, 4) 'Pearl Harbor 1941', Plane diving

11/18 Now called 'The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum'
4/19: New 4 design hand crank Pennyman machine installed here.

7/07/25: machine is now on Ford Island which you need to take the shuttle to get to.