⚓ More visits. More perks. More LEX. Become a USS Lexington Museum member and enjoy unlimited free admission, free parking, and discounts on select events! Join the crew and make every visit count! ✈️

This Day in History | July 30, 1942 The WAVES were established, opening new roles for women in the U.S. Navy during WWII. More than 80,000 women served—and their legacy lives on in our Women of the Navy exhibit. See more photos and learn more on Facebook and Instagram.

This Day in History | July 29, 2010 Before Vice Adm. Nora Tyson became the first woman to command a U.S. Navy carrier strike group, she served aboard USS Lexington (AVT-16). See more photos and a piece of the ship bearing her nameplate on our Facebook and Instagram.

America 250 deserves fireworks… or at least our crew’s best sound effects. 🎆😂 Join us this July 4th on the Flight Deck of the LEX for "Red, White, & Boom!" Fireworks Viewing Party. #America250 #usslexingtonmuseum #aeptexas #pov #soundeffects

Celebrate America’s 250th aboard the USS Lexington Museum! July 4th only, admission is just $2.50 per person from 9am-6pm, sponsored by AEP Texas. Come aboard The Blue Ghost and honor the men and women whose service helped shape America. #USSLexington #America250 #250attheLex

#thisdayinhistory On 17 June 1992 the USS Lexington (CV-16) was towed from NAS Ingleside to her final berth in Corpus Christi Bay, where she was preserved as a museum to honor her storied naval legacy.

Stay safe during the rainy weather, Coastal Bend! 🌧️ The USS Lexington Museum is open rain or shine from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. ⚓ Enjoy the Flight Simulator, historic Hangar Deck, 4 tour routes, escape rooms, and Ship's Store—all while staying dry aboard the Blue Ghost!

☀️ HOT LEX SUMMER ☀️ Main character energy. Big Deck Energy. Squad goals. Summer aboard the LEX? That ate. ⚓🔥 #HotLEXSummer #USSLexington

Breaking news: The fastest way to the USS Lexington Museum isn't a jet... it's our cart drivers. 🚜⚓😂 Thanks to our volunteers for helping guests start their adventure aboard the legendary Blue Ghost every day! #usslexingtonmuseum #usslexingtonvolunteers @kubota_usa

🎆 Red, White & Boom Fireworks Viewing Party on the Flight Deck of the USS Lexington Museum this Fourth of July!⚓ Live music, food, drinks, and one of the best views in Corpus Christi. Tickets on sale now at usslexington.com! #USSLexington #FourthOfJuly #RedWhiteandBoom

🌴 USS Lexington Members, this one’s for you! 🌺 Save on tickets to our 🥥 Steel Beach Luau and enjoy an evening of live music, Pacific Islanders dancers, tropical food, and island vibes aboard the LEX. ⚓ 🎟️ Get your Steel Beach Luau tickets now at usslexington.com

Luxury transportation vs legendary transportation. The sound to your ride to adventure aboard the USS Lexington Museum this summer. @kubota_usa #usslexingtonmuseum #kubotatractorcorporation #asmr #museum #aircraftcarriermuseum

#NationalMedalofHonorDay The Medal of Honor—the nation’s highest award for valor—was established by the Navy in 1861. LT (j.g.) William E. Hall earned his for heroic actions over the Coral Sea in 1942. 📍 Tour Routes 4 & 5

#ThisDayInHistory On March 20, 1922, the USS Langley (CV-1) was commissioned as the U.S. Navy’s first aircraft carrier. Formerly the collier Jupiter, it launched a new era of naval aviation. ✈️⚓

Today the USS Lexington Museum is out in Rockport Texas at the Texas Coastal Bend Regional Tourism Council's Travel Fair! Hope to see you there! Come spin the wheel and learn about all the Blue Ghost has to offer!

#ThisDayInHistory Today, Tuesday February 17 is the anniversary of the commissioning of USS Lexington (CV-16)! This ship entered Navy service on February 17, 1943, and remained an important ship within the US fleet until her decommissioning in 1991.

🎉 Throwback Pricing Weekend at the USS Lexington Museum!⚓ 📅 Friday, Feb. 20 – Sunday, Feb. 22 | 9am–5pm 🎟️ 1992 ticket prices: Adults $7 | Military/Sr $5 | Kids $3.75 | 3 & under FREE Presented by First Community Bank!

The USS Lexington Museum will have a delayed opening today, January 26th. The museum will be open from 11am-5pm due to inclement weather. The museum will resume regular business hours tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27th, unless weather does not permit.