Battleship Closed for Tours, Today, Tuesday, Feb. 13 February 12, 2024
Due to the winter storm, the Battleship New Jersey will be closed for tours today, Tuesday, February 13.
The Battleship is expected to re-open for tours on Wednesday, February 14, with self-guided tours from 10am to 4pm and our guided tour at 12pm.
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