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Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
USS Yorktown Ghost Tour: Exclusive Night Access!
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Overview
Come explore the USS Yorktown (CV-10) and discover the amazing stories of American heroes. This isn't just a tour; it's a walk through history, where the echoes of the past still linger.
The “Fighting Lady,” commissioned in 1943, once housed over 3,000 brave individuals who defended freedom worldwide during WWII. Hear tales of courage and sacrifice as you explore the ship where they lived and served. On this tour, guests will have exclusive nighttime access to areas normally closed to the public, including the flight deck under the stars.
Step aboard and learn about maritime superstitions, the unusual ship christening, Captain Jocko Clark, Smokey Stover, and mysterious sailor disappearances. This 90-minute guided ghost tour provides a unique after-dark experience that you won't forget. 
Highlights
Hear Heroic Stories: Listen to true stories of bravery and sacrifice from those who served on the USS Yorktown.
Explore After Dark: Get exclusive access to areas of the ship that are normally off-limits at night.
See the Flight Deck: Walk the flight deck under the stars for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Uncover Ship Lore: Learn about maritime superstitions and mysterious disappearances.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers found the USS Yorktown Ghost Tour to be a fascinating and well-conducted experience, highlighting its unique access and engaging storytelling. Some suggest improvements in tour length and audio clarity.
Customers loved hearing the spooky stories and historical facts.
Many enjoyed the nighttime access to areas usually closed off.
The tour guides were often praised for being knowledgeable and engaging.
Visitors thought the tour was a unique and memorable experience.
Some customers felt the tour could be longer.
A few mentioned that it was hard to hear the guide in some areas of the ship.
The Journey
USS Yorktown (CV-10)
Step aboard the USS Yorktown (CV-10), a storied Essex-class aircraft carrier and a National Historic Landmark, that played a pivotal role in World War II. Explore its decks and passageways, where over 3,000 sailors once lived and worked, and hear gripping tales of courage, sacrifice, and maritime lore. This exclusive nighttime tour offers access to areas typically off-limits to the public, including the flight deck under the cloak of darkness, providing a unique perspective on this iconic 'Fighting Lady'. Discover the legends of Captain Jocko Clark, Smokey Stover, and other figures, as well as the eerie mysteries and superstitions that shroud this floating city. This tour is a journey back in time, offering a palpable connection to the brave men and women who served aboard her and defended freedom during WWII.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a 90-minute guided ghost tour aboard the USS Yorktown, providing exclusive after-dark access to areas typically closed to the public. It excludes personal expenses and anything not specifically mentioned in the inclusions. Meet at the designated tour starting point on the USS Yorktown.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking on the ship. Also, bring a light jacket because it can get chilly on the flight deck at night.
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