I've been to visit the Lexington about 2 years ago, and it still moves me to this day. History is a very fascinating experience first hand.

As a daughter of a World War II veteran, it was amazing to see how they lived and worked on the aircraft carrier. It was very educational and worth the money.

It's worth the price and effort of driving. We love the sights, Beach and the planes on display. We came here as part of our weekend trip. It's beside the Texas State Aquarium so it's a big plus. We like the mess hall but it's kinda high priced but that's understandable because almost all tourist destination sites are all high... More

The Lex is moored adjacent to the channel of Corpus Christi Bay and the location is stunning. It's an aircraft carrier, a veteran of World War II and Vietnam. Visiting the different levels of the ship is an education, but the deck and the bridge present stunning views of the water, the port and the skyline of Corpus Christi. Our... More

It was a real experience. The hardship our naval personel experience is unbelivable. All for the good of our country and freedom. The tour Lexington is a wonderful experience. Thank you to our Armed Forces

There is a lot to do on the USS Lexington. The Hangar deck is full of exhibits to look at including airplanes, a flight simulator and a small restaurant to eat at. The flight deck also has a ton of airplanes to look at as well as a cool little "walking the plank" area that was terrifying to walk out... More

Much more on board in terms of history and exhibits -- Its not just a big ship. Combine trip with Aquarium and/or Science Museum.

If you've never been on a ship before definitely take the time to stop and explore this ship. It is huge and you get to see a lot of areas that I didn't think you would get to see.

This looks like a great venue and I'm sure many families will enjoy it but we are handicapped and the vehicle that drives handicapped people from the parking lot to the ship was not available so we had to miss it, after we paid for parking. There are only 3 handicapped spaces. Wake up folks--the boomers are aging.