Due to the Honolulu LGBT Pride Parade, the following Reroutes will be in effect from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm Mahalo for your cooperation Green Line: The T Galleria stop will be relocated to Kuhio Ave fronting Ohana Malia The Moana Surf Rider Hotel stop will be relocated to Koa Ave. The Duke Kahanamoku Statue…
On Sunday, September 16, Waikiki will roll out the red carpet for a star studded event. Join us for the world premiere of the new Magnum P.I. reboot and the season 9 premiere of Hawaii Five-0. Special guest performance by 80’s darling, Cyndi Lauper. Over 10,000 fans come support this annual event on Queen’s Beach…
**Update** Attention Guests: Waikiki Trolley is eager to be back on the road! Beginning tomorrow, Sunday, August 26th, Red, Green, Blue, and Pink Lines will be operating. Due to closures at Pearl Harbor, Purple Line will resume Monday, August 27th. USS Arizona Memorial Tours will still be suspended by the Navy until further notice. Mahalo…
Happy Independence Day from Waikiki Trolley! Looking for fireworks? Waikiki Trolley’s lines can get you to some spectacular views. Hop on early in the day and head to Waikiki Beach, Ala Moana Beach Park, or Kapiolani Park and find a spot to watch. Be sure to bring a chair, cooler, something to drink, and something…
Each Mai Tai drink recipe is as unique as the restaurant or bar that serves it. Traditionally, it’s drunk on the rocks; occasionally bars make them frozen. Some bars make super sweet Mai Tai’s while others make more sour cocktails. We love when bars use local rums like Ko Hana Rum and local fruits to make…
Important Re Route Information for Sunday, May 27th 6am – 9am Due to the Hibiscus Half Marathon, the following re routes will be in effect for Waikiki Trolley. We thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Green Line ~The Honolulu Zoo stop will be BYPASSED ~The Waikiki Aquarium stop will be BYPASSED ~The…
It’s no secret that Hawaii has the world’s most beautiful beaches. Every beach in Hawaii is different. Some beaches have gentle rolling waves that are easy to swim while others are best just to admire from a safe distance. In Hawaii we have a mantra about the beach, “if in doubt, don’t go out.” That…
Hawaii is melting pot of people, cultures and flavors. One of the first examples of cultures coming together in Hawaii is the plate lunch. In the mid 1800s plantations for sugar and pineapples came to Hawaii. Work was long and hard on the plantation and meals needed to be hardy. Food in Hawaii was traditionally…
Right now through Aug. 15, Kahala Mall is giving away an exclusive tote bag filled with gifts from stores and restaurants – and here’s how you can get one. First, ride Waikiki Trolley’s Green Line and get off at Kahala Mall (Stop 9). Then shop and dine at the mall’s 100-plus vendors. Once you spend a minimum of $250,…
Hawaii’s most iconic snack is shave ice. It is also known around the country as shaved ice or a snow cone. In Hawaii we dropped the “D” in shaved ice and just call it shave ice. The texture of shave ice makes it unique; it’s not crushed ice. The treat is literally shaved from a…
