Waikiki Trolley
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About this experience
Book Waikiki Trolley tickets for hop-on hop-off sightseeing in Honolulu Book Waikiki Trolley tickets when you want an easy way to see Honolulu without renting a car or working out bus routes. Drivers give live narration as the open-air vehicles link Waikiki with downtown Honolulu, Diamond Head, Ala Moana Center and the coast, and you can get off at any stop, explore, then catch a later departure on the same line. Your mobile ticket arrives straight after booking. Show it on your phone to the driver when you board at any stop on your line. The main hub and ticket booth are at Waikiki Shopping Plaza, 2250 Kalakaua Avenue, right in the centre of Waikiki, so most visitors start there. Which Waikiki Trolley ticket to choose There are two kinds of ticket option, and the option name tells you exactly what you get: Single line, 1 day: unlimited rides on one line, such as the Red Line, on the date you book. A good fit if you have one area in mind, like historic downtown Honolulu. Multi-line, 1, 4 or 7 days: unlimited rides on several lines for the number of days in the option. Best value for longer stays or if you want the coast and the city. Admission to attractions is not included, so plan to pay separately for museums, parks and tours you want to enter along the way. Waikiki Trolley lines and what you can see Red Line (Historic Honolulu): Iolani Palace, Chinatown, the Honolulu Museum of Art and Punchbowl Crater. Blue Line (Ocean View): the southeast coast, with stops such as Halona Blowhole, Koko Marina and Sea Life Park. Green Line (Diamond Head): Diamond Head Crater, the KCC Farmers' Market and Kahala Lookout. Pink Line (Ala Moana): a short shopping loop between Waikiki hotels and Ala Moana Center. A full loop takes about 1 to 2 hours depending on the line. Departures range from roughly every 15 minutes on the Pink Line to about once an hour on the Red Line, and the longer lines make their last runs in mid-afternoon, so start early if you want several stops. Schedules can change with traffic and holidays. Getting off at Diamond Head? Pair the ride with Diamond Head State Monument audio tour tickets for a self-guided walk to the crater rim. Back in Waikiki, a Waikiki glass-bottom boat tour shows you the reef from the water, and the Passport to Pearl Harbor covers the historic sites there, which the trolley lines do not reach. Know before you ride The vehicles are wheelchair accessible, and priority seating is kept for guests with disabilities, pregnant guests and older guests. Bags must fit on your lap, up to 61 x 45 x 30 cm (24 x 18 x 12 inches). Large suitcases will not fit. Single, foldable strollers are allowed as long as they do not block other passengers. Shirts and shoes must be worn. Eating, drinking and smoking are not allowed on board. Seating is open-air, so bring sunscreen, a hat and water for the stops. Cancellation and planning tips Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund. After that, the booking cannot be cancelled. Ride the coastal or Diamond Head lines in the morning, when it is cooler and the views are clearest, then use the afternoon for shorter hops to Ala Moana or downtown. For more ideas, browse all things to do in Hawaii, from Pearl Harbor visits to boat trips that fit around your sightseeing days.
Highlights
- Hop on and off the open-air Waikiki Trolley at any stop on your line
- Choose one line for a day, or several lines for 1, 4 or 7 days
- Reach Diamond Head Crater, Iolani Palace, Chinatown and Ala Moana Center
- Ride the Ocean View line past Halona Blowhole and Sea Life Park
- Live narration from the drivers along the way
What is included
- Unlimited hop-on hop-off rides on the line or lines in your chosen option, for the number of days in that option
Not included
- Admission to attractions along the routes
- Food and drinks
Before you go
Show your mobile ticket to the driver when boarding at any stop on your line The main hub and ticket booth are at Waikiki Shopping Plaza, 2250 Kalakaua Avenue Single-line tickets are valid only on the date you book A full loop takes about 1 to 2 hours; last runs on the longer lines are in mid-afternoon The vehicles are wheelchair accessible Seating is open-air, so bring sun protection
Cancellation terms
Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund.
Booking questions
What should I check before booking Waikiki Trolley?
Confirm the date, participant types, inclusions and meeting point shown for your selected option. Extras and entry arrangements can vary between ticket types.
Can I cancel this ticket?
Read the policy for your selected date and ticket option. A product description is not a promise of free cancellation.
Will this experience be in my language?
Check the actual guide, audio or performance language on the booking page. A translated website does not guarantee a translated experience.
Which lines does my Waikiki Trolley ticket cover?
It depends on the option you book. Single-line tickets cover one line, such as the Red Line, for one day. Multi-line options cover several lines for 1, 4 or 7 days. The option name shows the lines and days included.
How do I use my ticket?
Show the mobile ticket on your phone to the driver when you board. You can board at any stop on your line, and the main hub is Waikiki Shopping Plaza, 2250 Kalakaua Avenue.
Is my ticket valid on any day?
No. Your ticket starts on the date you choose when booking. Single-line tickets are valid only on that day, so pick the date you plan to ride.
How often do the trolleys run?
Roughly every 15 minutes on the Pink Line, about every 40 minutes on the Blue Line and about once an hour on the Red and Green Lines. Last runs on the longer lines are in mid-afternoon, and schedules can change.
How long does a full loop take?
About 1 to 2 hours, depending on the line. Allow extra time for every stop where you get off to explore.
Does the Waikiki Trolley go to Pearl Harbor or the airport?
No. The lines cover Waikiki, downtown Honolulu, Diamond Head, Ala Moana and the southeast coast. Pearl Harbor needs a separate tour or transfer.
Is entry to attractions included?
No. Your ticket covers the rides only. Admission to museums, parks and other attractions along the routes is paid separately.
Is the trolley wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The vehicles are wheelchair accessible, and priority seating is available for guests with disabilities, pregnant guests and older guests. Single foldable strollers are allowed.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes. Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund. After that, the booking cannot be cancelled.
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