📢 NOW HEAR THIS! ⚓ IMPORTANT VISITOR NOTICE Alabama Power will be conducting a scheduled power changeover in the area near the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park on Sunday, October 25, from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. The park will remain OPEN!

Today, October 13, we celebrate 251 years of the United States Navy! We’re proud to preserve a piece of that incredible history and honor the sailors who have served aboard the ships of the U.S. Navy throughout generations. Happy Birthday, U.S. Navy! #usnavy #ussalabama

📢 WE’RE REOPENING! The USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park will reopen on Sunday, October 11, 2026, during our normal business hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Last ticket sold at 4:00 pm. We appreciate your patience and understanding during Hurricane Isaias.

📢 NOW HEAR THIS! Out of concern for the safety of our visitors and staff, the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park will be CLOSED Saturday, October 10, 2026. Please stay safe, and thank you for your patience and understanding. We will share updates regarding our reopening.

⚠️ WEATHER CLOSURE UPDATE ⚠️ Due to severe weather conditions, USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park will be closed Friday, October 9. Please follow our social media accounts for updates on our reopening date and time.

⚠️ WEATHER CLOSURE UPDATE ⚠️ Due to severe weather conditions, USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park will be closed Friday, October 9, and Saturday, October 10, 2026. Please follow our social media accounts for updates on our reopening date and time.

📢 WEATHER CLOSURE: USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park will close at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, due to severe Gulf weather. Last tickets sold at noon. Please stay safe, and thank you for your understanding! #USSAlabama

Looking for a family-friendly activity next weekend? Join USS ALABAMA Living History Crew for their bi-monthly drill! Step back in time and experience life aboard USS ALABAMA during wartime. Meet historical reenactors, hear stories from original crewman, and more exciting fun.

The USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park is now accepting applications for the 2026-2027 USS ALABAMA Crewmate Program. If you are young woman between the ages of 19 and 21 and live in Mobile or Baldwin County, this may be a great program you! ussalabama.com/get-involved/…

Experience the magic of the Budweiser Clydesdales at the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park! Don’t miss your chance to see these world-famous horses up close in a truly historic setting. Parking is $5 per car and $30 for RVs or vehicles with three or more axles.

Closing out October with gratitude. Thank you to every visitor, veteran, and supporter who helps keep history alive at Battleship Memorial Park! ⚓️🇺🇸 #MightyA #ThankYou

🌺 Veterans’ stories live on at Battleship Memorial Park. Share your favorite memory of visiting with a veteran in the comments below. ❤️ #Veterans #USSalabama

📣 Question for our followers: If you could step back in time and serve aboard the USS Alabama, which role would you choose? ⚓️#MightyA #WWIIHistory A) Captain B) Gunner C) Radio Operator D) Cook

🎖️ POW/MIA Memorial: A place of deep reflection at our park. Every chair left empty is a promise to never forget. 🕯️ #POWMIA #HonorAndRemember

🛩️ Aviation spotlight: Our SR-71 Blackbird replica honors one of the fastest planes ever built. Could YOU imagine flying at 85,000 feet? 🚀 #AviationHistory #SR71

👟 Did you know? Walking the USS Alabama from top to bottom equals about a mile of history-filled steps! Ready for the challenge? #ExploreHistory #MightyA

🚢 Test your knowledge! How long is the USS Alabama from bow to stern? #Trivia #USSalabama A) 500 ft B) 680 ft C) 720 ft D) 890 ft

🇺🇸 Memorial spotlight: The Korean War Memorial honors the bravery of those who fought in the “Forgotten War.” We remember. 🙏 #NeverForgotten #KoreanWar

✨ Evening reflections: As the sun sets over the park, the view of the USS Alabama is unmatched. Have you seen her at golden hour? 🌅 #SunsetViews #MightyA

📷 Throwback Tuesday! Here’s a look at the Mighty A in action during WWII. Imagine standing on these decks in the 1940s! ⚓️ #WWIIHistory #USSalabama