Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum - Maritime museum in North Little Rock - 120 Riverfront Park Dr, USA

Excellent submarine tour! Knowledge, fun guide. Still 90% operational! Exciting. Good museum. There’s also a tug boat you can wander across from the sub. Overall, a great hours worth of history!

The journey inside the submarine is around 30-40 minutes. The price for adults is $10 and children under 12 are $5. One important thing is that children under 3 years old cannot enter the submarine, due to the stairs so someone will have to take care of them outside, you have access to the museum and an old boat that is next to the submarine Nice experience To know about the submarines

Amazing tour of a World War 2 submarine. Our guide was very knowledgeable and had a lot of interesting lore about the ship. You should not take this tour if you are not a fan of small spaces or 14 feet ladders.

Very knowledgeable and friendly tour guy. It was an amazing experience. It gives you a perspective of what the Navy service man goes through to protect our country.

This was a welcomed surprise while visiting Little Rock! The submarine was very much in operational condition. The tour guide really knew the boat as he had experience aboard a boat while he served. Very informative and entertaining. Must be 5 years old to take the tour. Also must be fit enough to climb down the narrow stairwell. Super awesome experience. Highly recommend

Our guide was very informative and enthusiastic really enjoyed my tour through the sub

This is one of those spots that I drive by and see the submarine all the time and I think "we should go there soon" and never do. But we finally took the family here recently and it was a blast! I learned so much and was really fascinated by seeing how sailors lived on the USS Razorback. It gave me a new sense of appreciation for those who have served our country. You must be 5 years old to go on the submarine. We took our 5 year old and 7 year old and they really had a great time. Please be aware that, to tour the submarine, you must be able to climb up and down a 15-foot ladder as well as handle small spaces. I'm a big guy and fit with no issues, so you really only have to be concerned about the mental aspects of being in a confined area. If you aren't able to or don't want to tour the submarine, you can still visit the tug boat and the (very small but very interesting) museum. I would definitely visit again to take new people and learn more. Highly recommend!

Amazing time here. The guides are very informative about the submarine.