U.S.S. Arizona & U.S.S. Utah — Pearl Harbor

An Apple Vision Pro experience built for Pacific Historic Parks, the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service at Pearl Harbor National Memorial — taking visitors below the surface to explore the wrecks of the U.S.S. Arizona and U.S.S. Utah, and into the history of December 7, 1941.

Explore the Depths

The experience lets visitors dive into underwater footage of both wrecks — moss-covered gun turrets, a submerged propeller, the quiet detail of a ship that’s rested on the harbor floor for over 80 years — rendered with a sense of scale and presence that a display case or documentary film can’t match.

A Day of Infamy, Told in Context

Alongside the underwater exploration, the piece weaves in historical photography and narrative from the attack itself, giving visitors the “why” behind what they’re seeing beneath the water.

Built for a National Memorial

As a Pacific Historic Parks production, the experience carries their branding and sits alongside their other visitor-facing materials at Pearl Harbor — built to hold up in a museum setting and to do justice to a site that’s also a war memorial.