Intrepid Museum

Go on a mission to explore the iconic Intrepid aircraft carrier, space shuttle Enterprise, and more at the Intrepid Museum in NYC.

See the world's first space shuttle, legendary warplanes, and learn about kamikaze attacks in the Second World War through immersive exhibits.

Don't miss the "Apollo: When We Went to the Moon" exhibit, showcasing the incredible journey to the moon through captivating displays.

Fun fact: Intrepid earned the nickname "The Ghost Ship" after surviving five kamikaze attacks and a torpedo strike.

Climb aboard the World War 2 aircraft carrier Intrepid and explore the flight deck, hangar deck, and bridge, experiencing firsthand the life of a sailor.

Spark your child's imagination with interactive exhibits at Intrepid's Exploreum deck – climb into a helicopter and navigate a submarine.

Edge at Hudson Yards is the highest outdoor deck in the Western Hemisphere, offering unobstructed views of NY classics like Central Park.

The 101st floor boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and comfy amphitheater steps where you can unwind and soak it all in.

Did you know the space shuttle was almost called Constitution? Star Trek fans wrote in and convinced NASA to name it Enterprise instead.

Dive into a star-spangled adventure at the Intrepid Museum! From WWII sea battles to space-age thrills, with priority access.

Get ready for edge-of-your-seat exhibits at the Intrepid! "Kamikaze" brings the Pacific War drama, and you'll also get to see the Space Shuttle Pavillion.

Cruise the Hudson like a celeb! This 90-minute joyride serves up jaw-dropping views of NYC's architectural catwalk. Skyscrapers, meet your paparazzi!

Strike a pose with Lady Liberty herself during an exclusive photo op! Plus, your cruise's insider guide spills all the details on NYC's hotspots.

Fun fact: The Intrepid served as a recovery vessel for astronauts returning from Gemini and Apollo missions.

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Explore the Intrepid, a WWII aircraft carrier that survived kamikaze attacks, and see a diverse collection of restored aircraft at your own pace.

Crawl through torpedo rooms, navigate the control room, and imagine the tension and camaraderie as you explore the Cold War-era submarine Growler.

Deepen your understanding of American art at the Whitney Museum and see works of established and up-and-coming artists.

Don't miss Edward Hopper's New York exhibit which explores the artist's depictions of life in New York City, like Early Sunday Morning and Yonkers.

Fun fact: The museum was born when the Met rejected Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's donation of works by living American artists.