USS Lexington - Corpus Christi (TX)

5 /5 Teresa Goffigon: Had a great day learning the history of the Blue Ghost. Was quite a hot day , the ocean breeze was wonderful. The movie was air conditioned too. I was extremely pleased to find an elevator to the flight deck. The plane exhibit is interesting.

5 /5 Jose C González León: Absolutely loved visiting the USS Lexington! It was such a unique and impressive experience to explore a real aircraft carrier. The ship is massive and full of history—every corner had something interesting to see, from the flight deck to the engine rooms. The exhibits were well done, and the views of the ocean were incredible. It really gives you a deep appreciation for the people who served there. The staff was friendly and helpful too. This is definitely a must-see if you’re in Corpus Christi

5 /5 Saul Candia: Just amazing! It was mi first journey at US, and I consider that went to this boat was the perfect visit for watch how impressive it’s this country about the army. If you want journey to the past too, that boat is perfect… I don’t know if I was exited but even some areas smell like old times… 100% recommend!

5 /5 Lisa Meierhoff: Lots of fun. Lots to see. Make time to enjoy it all. Several hours to get through it. Not recommended for the physically impaired. Lots of ladders n steps to get through. Tight spaces and low ceilings.

5 /5 A A: My family had an awesome time at USS Lexington. The tours are self-guided; you scan a QR code with your phone. Museum Parking is $5. You can also find street parking and pay via meter or free parking if you have a disabled parking permit. There is a shuttle to bring you from ground level to the museum admission entrance. Strollers, wheelchairs, and scooters are allowed on USS Lexington. Bring your wallet if you’re not a member. Children under 3 and members are Free; otherwise expect to pay $15-$21 for admission. Adults (18 +) $20.95 Senior (60+) $17.95 Military $15.95 (ID required) Youth (13-17) $17.95 Children (4-12) $14.95 The two main decks are wheelchair friendly. There is an elevator and ADA restroom inside. Other parts of the museum, including the main bathrooms require climbing stairs. There is a cafe inside the museum; anticipate paying $10-$20 per combo. The menu includes pizza, sandwiches, salads, poboys, etc. Snacks such as nachos, chips, and cotton candy are available. Fountain and bottled drinks are available for purchase.