Description
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What a great way to get to know Hawaii's capital city! The flexibility of the hop-on hop-off allows you the freedom to discover Honolulu at your leisure and create your own itinerary. Four different routes and 49 stops by way of a trolley and double-decker bus are designed around your freedom to experience Oahu's unique history and beauty. Stroll the city streets, visit museums (entrance fees not included), and discover the city's hidden treasures. The Red Line takes you through Hawaii's cultural and historical past with stops at Iolani Palace, Chinatown, Waikiki and more. Highlights of the Blue Line "Diamond Head" tour include Halona Blow Hole Lookout and Waikiki Aquarium. The Pink Line known as Hawaii's Iconic Shopping and Dining Line boasts the Ala Moana Shopping Center, International Marketplace and more. And The Green Line takes you to places known only to locals and very few tourists ever see.
Special Notes:
Check-in will begin at 8:15 am and end at 8:50 am. Ticket holders will be issued a wristband and picked up from the pier within this time. A Courtesy stop for cruise ship guests wishing to return to the Pier hereafter should utilize the Red Line Trolley, exiting at Aloha Tower or Pier. Please inform guests to plan to arrive at all Trolley stops early. Seating is first come, first-served.Please be advised that schedules may differ slightly due to weather or traffic conditions. Look out for the Waikiki Trolley vehicles; these vehicles are either open-air trolleys, which are reproductions of San Francisco's cable cars or the canvas top orange double decker buses. Entrance fees to attractions are not included. Trolley is not exclusive for cruise line guests. Double decker buses are wheelchair accessible. Guests needing wheelchair accessibility should make themselves known so the Trolley can make appropriate arrangements. Eating, drinking, and smoking are prohibited on trolleys.
Details
Tour timeline may vary to avoid overcrowding, etc.