If you're planning on going to the Houston area for the upcoming Labor Day weekend, here's a little side-trip you might want to make while the "making is good." Remember when the Battleship Texas opened up for July 4th weekend, one last time, before it sails away to drydock after the first of the year? It had such a big turnout that weekend that doing it again was a no-brainer indeed. 

What a Weekend!

Reportedly the Battleship got over 9000 visitors back in July, the excitement of it being opened up to the public once again was amazing according to all reports. Hopefully, the response will be as good for the old girl one more time for the opportunities are growing slim.

Battleship Texas - battleshiptexas.org
Battleship Texas - battleshiptexas.org
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Plan Your Trip

So, Labor Day Weekend the beautiful former Navy New York-class Battleship that originally set sail 108 years ago in 1913 will be open to the public one more time on September 4 and 5 only. Hours are from 8 AM - 5:30 PM Saturday and Sunday. The Officers Wardroom is the only airconditioned room on deck. The main deck up to the Navigation Bridge will be the areas open to the public, sorry, still no below decks at this time.

Battleship Texas and San Jacinto Monument - battleshiptexas.org
Battleship Texas and San Jacinto Monument - battleshiptexas.org
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Tickets

  • $10 Adult
  • $5 Children, Seniors, and Active Military
  • Children under 3 are FREE

Pre-purchase your tickets if you're going to go, they are anticipating a long line at the ticket window. Click here to pre-purchase.

These are timed tickets so please try to arrive at your designated time for the tour.

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Learn More

To find out more information about Battleship Texas, follow them on Facebook or online at BattleshipTexas.org.

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