Chilean Tall Ship Esmeralda Tour Registration
Chilean Tall Ship Esmeralda Tour Registration
Sat–Tue • May 17–20
FREE
Tour Length: 30 minutes
Max Tour occupancy: 20 people per group/time slot
Sailing in at 371 feet long and 159 feet high, the Chilean Tall ship is stopping by the port of Pearl Harbor. From her initial construction in 1946 to its initial voyage in 1953, the Esmeralda has seen over 300 ports worldwide. From May 17–20, DoD cardholders will have the chance to tour this historic ship for FREE. Don't miss this unique opportunity and register for your visit today! Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Requirements:
1. Each visitor must have valid DoD Common Access Card (CAC) identification and be registered separately.
2. Each visitor must have mobility to traverse the vessel's steep ladders and gangways.
3. No children under the age of five. Children must be escorted by a CAC-verified adult and must be DoD dependents, and must be registered separately.
4. There are no photography restrictions.
5. No pets allowed.
Logistics:
Wear appropriate clothes and footwear for being aboard a ship and waiting on a pier. Wear closed toe shoes, and suggest each visitor wear a hat, use sunscreen and have a water bottle.
Showtime:
Please arrive at the Pier 15 minutes prior to your tour time.
Parking:
Pearl Harbor Memorial Chapel, Ward Field parking lots.
Click here to register or visit:
https://myffr.navyaims.com/navyhwi/esmeralda.html
POC for questions and concerns:
Daniel.f.sanford.civ@us.navy.mil
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I want to register multiple people in my family
A: You will need to register via the link. When you have finished the first one and "Add to Cart" you will have an opportunity to press "Continue Shopping" Where you can select a tour (same or otherwise) and register another person. A reminder that all children must be regsitered individually (there are no un-registered guests allowed), be age 5 or older, and be escorted by a CAC-verified adult and must be DoD dependents
Q: I can only select one ticket per registration.
A: Correct, the system will only let you do one person at a time. All guests must be individually registered. You can cart multiple registrations at a time. (See above)
Q: I am a DoD Civilian, can I bring my kids too?
A: Unfortunately, this event is currently open to dependants of military personnel only.
Q: What if I already have a Navy MyFFR account?
A: You do not need to log into your account or create one for this event. This system, while a similar format, does not require registration and will not conflict with existing accounts.
