USS Midway

May 17 @ 5:45 pm - May 18 @ 9:30 am

Arrive 5:15 the latest to park and be inline for boarding at 5:45
We will board the ship at 5:45 PM on Friday, May 17, and our adventure will conclude at 9:30 AM on Saturday, May 18. You must be parked and in line prior to 5:45 PM on Friday for admission. Boys (ages 9 years and under) need an adult companion. Dinner is not included.
WHAT TO BRING
☐ Sleeping bag
☐ Pillow
☐ Backpack or duffle bag
☐ Water bottle
☐ Jacket
☐ Closed-toe shoes
☐ Comfortable walking clothes
☐ Flashlight
☐ Portable Charging Bank
☐ Medications (our Safety Team does not provide or administer any medications)
☐ Toiletries (no showers are available)
☐ Sense of adventure
YOUR OVERNIGHT ADVENTURE INCLUDES
Evening Snack Box – White cheddar popcorn, Apple sauce, Juice
Breakfast – typically eggs, turkey sausage, fruit, potatoes, and a selection of breakfast cereals
Sleeping bunk and mattress
Basic first aid services and all-night security
PARKING
Go directly to the parking machines. DO NOT pay online. You will not receive the Overnight discount if you pay online.
Press any button to turn the machine on
Press the option that says ‘more choices’.
Select the option that reads ‘$10 – Midway Overnight’
Pay and place your ticket on the dash of your vehicle.
There is an option to pay for 24 hours of parking. This is the recommended option if you intend to stay for the public tour on Day 2.

Additional Information:

The Overnight Adventure is an all-weather event. Many spaces within the ship can get rather warm, especially in the summer months. However, we will also be touring until 9:30 PM, and while on the Flight Deck, it can get chilly. We recommend a light-weight jacket or a sweatshirt. Our sleeping areas are temperature controlled, and it can vary between 68-76 degrees.
There is limited Wi-Fi access aboard the ship, and much of the ship has poor cellular coverage due to the armored steel construction. For safety reasons, we discourage visitors from touring while using their phones and handheld devices. Electrical outlets are scarce, so a portable charger is recommended for recharging wireless devices.