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LOVE the dole whip here! Love the self ordering kiosk and all the cute Sanrio merch!!! Super cute but super expensive. Dole plantation is a great place to stop and visit. You can take photos, walk around the site, window shop, and there's activities to do but I find it not worth the money. The dole whip though is worth the money!
Seems like someplace you just have to stop at. I had to get a Dole Whip with Fresh Pineapple and Chocolate. It was as good as I hoped. I also picked up a bunch of candy to bring back home and share with the family. I guess this is the only place to get most, if not all of the candy they sell.
I've been here twice in my life and while it's gorgeous with sprawling grounds, this place can get hectic. They have it all. Pineapple plants, train rides, Dole Whip, and the kind of souvenir gift shop that can punish your credit card if you don't practice discipline. They also had some cats running around that the groundskeepers feed. It's great to see but if your time is limited on Oahu, I can think of other tourist things you can do instead.
I had zero expectations for this place and it was one of my favorite places on my trip. The store is super cute with trinkets and snacks. I also loved the Dole Whip! Ordering one and other food items is easy on a kiosk. We also experienced the maze and the garden which came with an additional cost. Parking was free. It's definitely worth visiting!
Dole Plantation is definitely a tourist stop, but honestly, it was worth a quick visit. The pineapple fields and gardens were nice to walk around, and of course, the Dole Whip was the real star of the show. The gift shop is huge and has just about every pineapple-themed thing you could possibly imagine. We skipped spending a ton of time on the attractions and just enjoyed walking around, grabbing our pineapple fix, and taking it all in. Would I drive across Oʻahu just to go? Probably not. But if you're heading toward the North Shore, it's an easy stop and worth checking out once.
Came here to try the original famous Dole Whip! The plantation also has a large gift shop with plenty of cute souvenirs to browse, making it a fun stop even beyond the dessert. // Dole Whip (with Fresh Pineapple) The Dole Whip here had a noticeably lighter, airier texture than other Dole Whips I've tried. It was truly whipped, whereas most others have a more frozen yogurt-like consistency. The fresh pineapple was sweet and juicy, and I'd definitely recommend adding it for the extra freshness and texture. My only minor complaint is that they seem to pre-swirl many of the Dole Whips because of the high demand. By the time we received ours, it had already started melting a bit, so it wasn't quite as fresh as I was hoping. Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping by! I picked up some passion fruit gummy bears and a few adorable pineapple plantation-exclusive Sanrio reusable bags as gifts. They also offer the Pineapple Express train ride and a garden tour if you're looking to spend more time there, though both require tickets.
This a fun and unique experience in Hawaii, and it's a 30- or 40-minute drive or so from Waikiki. We booked a tour/shuttle service to avoid getting a rental car. When you arrive, you will see the large gift shop right in front which features a huge variety of snacks, souvenirs, etc. They also have a variety of sweet and savory food items (including hot dishes) for sale including the famous Dole Whip that you might've enjoyed in the past at a Disney park. There is also a demonstration inside the gift shop where they demonstrate how to cut a pineapple at certain times during the day. There are three ticketed attractions here - the train tour, the garden, and the maze. We did the former two and skipped the latter. There are two small ticket booths behind the gift shop where you will likely wait in line to buy tickets should you wish to experience the ticketed attractions. The train tour was actually fairly fun and educational with a taped narration that lasted about 20 minutes. It takes you throughout the whole plantation and teaches you much of the history. The garden is a fairly short walk through a garden with various different species of local plants you can learn about. This was overall a fairly fun experience, but it does feel like a bit of a tourist trap as essentially you must pay for everything unless you just want to walk through the gift shop and not buy anything.
I woke up craving a Dole Whip today so a Dole Whip I shall have! Free will is an amazing thing. I love that this place is a short drive away from home. One of my favorite reasons of living in Wahiawa! I also love the little morenita Hello Kitty key chains! I always buy one and end up giving it away so I go back and get another one for myself. I also tried the banana glaze cashew for the first time and it was delicious! It's always a fun time visiting this plantation. It still feels like I'm on vacation mode every time I go.
While visiting the island of Oahu I stumbled upon the Dole Plantation again. It is one of the best places to come if you love pineapples and everything pineapple-flavored. This Dole place is literally a huge store filled with gifts to buy for people and to let them experience the pineapple life. You can even ship real pineapples! This is my second time here but overall I still had a fun experience.
The Dole Plantation remains one of those classic, nostalgic spots I never get tired of. Yes, it gets packed with tour buses, but if you time it right, it is always worth the stop! My absolute go-to move is driving up to historic Wahiawa town just to grab a cup of fresh Pineapple Dole Whip. Pro tip: you have to get it topped with the real, fresh pineapple chunks. It takes the whole treat to the next level and completely hits the spot, especially on a hot day. Aside from the treats, the plantation grounds are beautiful, well-maintained, and filled with great history. It's the perfect pit stop to stretch your legs, stretch your sweet tooth, and soak in some old-school Hawaii charm on your way up to the North Shore. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a resident looking for a classic weekend cruise, you can't skip it!
Be a pineapple: Stand tall, wear a crown, and be sweet on the inside. Visiting Dole Plantation was honestly a strange mix of fun, beauty, history, and a little bit of emotional whiplash. Which, to be fair, is probably the most historically accurate way to experience a place with the word "plantation" in the name. On one hand, it's genuinely beautiful. The grounds are lush, the air smells incredible, and the pineapple everything is incredibly delicious. The Dole Whip absolutely lived up to the hype, and the gardens, train ride, and giant maze had this cheerful old Hawai'i roadside attraction energy that felt charming instead of overly polished. It was wholesome. I even saw a few adorable cats being fed by the workers. There is also this underlying awareness the entire time where your brain quietly goes, "...wait." Why? Because plantations are not cute historically. The word itself carries a lot of weight tied to colonization, labor exploitation, and the reshaping of Hawai'i for corporate agriculture and tourism. So walking through a place that's simultaneously serving pineapple soft serve while existing within that history creates a peculiar emotional duality that's hard to ignore. Honestly, I appreciated that feeling. Not because the history is good, because it absolutely isn't, but because places should make us think a little. Hawai'i is stunning but it's also layered and complicated and visiting somewhere like this becomes more meaningful when you acknowledge both the beauty and the discomfort instead of pretending one cancels out the other. The experience ended up feeling less like, "Yay pineapples!" and more like a reminder that travel is best when you let yourself enjoy the present while still respecting the history underneath it. Note: I totally destroyed a Dole Whip because personal growth, historical awareness, and pineapple soft serve with fresh pineapple can intertwine, okay?
This is one of those stops that feels very "touristy Hawaii," but still worth doing at least once. The train ride was actually my favourite part because it gives you a nice easy way to see everything without overthinking it. The gardens are pleasant, but I do wish there was more fruit trees. The maze is massive. Like genuinely massive. It's fun at first but if you don't have patience, it quickly turns into frustration and I ended up bailing halfway through. The food overall was not great, but the Dole whip absolutely delivers and is worth the stop on its own. I also liked the small educational part about how pineapples can be decoratively cut and prepared because it gives the whole place a bit more meaning beyond just snacks and souvenirs.
If you're visiting Oahu for the first time, this is a must-stop destination! Whether you're a pineapple lover or just looking for a fun and relaxing experience, there's something here for everyone. The property is beautifully maintained, with gorgeous gardens to stroll through and plenty of opportunities to learn about Hawaii's famous pineapple industry. The pineapple plantation tour is informative and enjoyable, and the maze is a big hit with kids and families. I also loved that the marketplace features local artwork and products from local businesses, making it a great place to pick up unique souvenirs and support the community. There are plenty of tasty pineapple-themed treats, snacks, and lunch options to enjoy while you're there. It's the perfect quick stop while driving through the countryside--beautiful, family-friendly, and full of local charm. Definitely worth adding to your Oahu itinerary!
Everything Pineapple!!! When in Hawaii you have to visit the Dole Pineapple Plantation. Not only do they have dole pineapple whip but tons of merch for sale. The whip is the best. Don't skip out on a cup or cone. They offer tours by express train, pineapple maze, and garden tours for a cost. I love coming here. It's a great family day. read more
We are visiting a walk-through for six days and got to visit! I would recommend if you are looking to break up your trip and do something fun in the morning with kids. The train ride is a 15 minute 2 mile ride around the property with a voice narration, talking about the property with some really cool facts. They recommend trying some of their dole whip at the end! We got there right when it opened and maybe waited in line for five minutes when we were leaving the line was over 25 minutes long and there was a longer line for the train! Earlier the better, and maybe on the weekday if you can! read more
I've never been to the Dole Panation. Loads of tourists. There is a tour, maze, and a farmer's market besides kiosks selling their wares. The gift center is massive. All types to local goods to include a cafeteria where you can order you food and beverage from a kiosk. Parking lots to the left and right, tour buses and vans tend to park on the left side. i decided to patronize their food truck. Special was a POG ( passion, orange, and guava ) Slush with Dole Whip. I was good but I believe the Dole Whip has artifical emulsifiers...left in my car and there was a gummy leftover...as the ice had melted. read more
LOVE the dole whip here! Love the self ordering kiosk and all the cute Sanrio merch!!! Super cute but super expensive. Dole plantation is a great place to stop and visit. You can take photos, walk around the site, window shop, and there's activities to do but I find it not worth the money. The dole whip though is worth the money! read more
Seems like someplace you just have to stop at. I had to get a Dole Whip with Fresh Pineapple and Chocolate. It was as good as I hoped. I also picked up a bunch of candy to bring back home and share with the family. I guess this is the only place to get most, if not all of the candy they sell. read more
1 month ago
I've been here twice in my life and while it's gorgeous with sprawling grounds, this place can get hectic. They have it all. Pineapple plants, train rides, Dole Whip, and the kind of souvenir gift shop that can punish your credit card if you don't practice discipline. They also had some cats running around that the groundskeepers feed. It's great to see but if your time is limited on Oahu, I can think of other tourist things you can do instead. read more
2 months ago
I had zero expectations for this place and it was one of my favorite places on my trip. The store is super cute with trinkets and snacks. I also loved the Dole Whip! Ordering one and other food items is easy on a kiosk. We also experienced the maze and the garden which came with an additional cost. Parking was free. It's definitely worth visiting! read more
Dole Plantation is definitely a tourist stop, but honestly, it was worth a quick visit. The pineapple fields and gardens were nice to walk around, and of course, the Dole Whip was the real star of the show. The gift shop is huge and has just about every pineapple-themed thing you could possibly imagine. We skipped spending a ton of time on the attractions and just enjoyed walking around, grabbing our pineapple fix, and taking it all in. Would I drive across Oʻahu just to go? Probably not. But if you're heading toward the North Shore, it's an easy stop and worth checking out once. read more
Came here to try the original famous Dole Whip! The plantation also has a large gift shop with plenty of cute souvenirs to browse, making it a fun stop even beyond the dessert. // Dole Whip (with Fresh Pineapple) The Dole Whip here had a noticeably lighter, airier texture than other Dole Whips I've tried. It was truly whipped, whereas most others have a more frozen yogurt-like consistency. The fresh pineapple was sweet and juicy, and I'd definitely recommend adding it for the extra freshness and texture. My only minor complaint is that they seem to pre-swirl many of the Dole Whips because of the high demand. By the time we received ours, it had already started melting a bit, so it wasn't quite as fresh as I was hoping. Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping by! I picked up some passion fruit gummy bears and a few adorable pineapple plantation-exclusive Sanrio reusable bags as gifts. They also offer the Pineapple Express train ride and a garden tour if you're looking to spend more time there, though both require tickets. read more
This a fun and unique experience in Hawaii, and it's a 30- or 40-minute drive or so from Waikiki. We booked a tour/shuttle service to avoid getting a rental car. When you arrive, you will see the large gift shop right in front which features a huge variety of snacks, souvenirs, etc. They also have a variety of sweet and savory food items (including hot dishes) for sale including the famous Dole Whip that you might've enjoyed in the past at a Disney park. There is also a demonstration inside the gift shop where they demonstrate how to cut a pineapple at certain times during the day. There are three ticketed attractions here - the train tour, the garden, and the maze. We did the former two and skipped the latter. There are two small ticket booths behind the gift shop where you will likely wait in line to buy tickets should you wish to experience the ticketed attractions. The train tour was actually fairly fun and educational with a taped narration that lasted about 20 minutes. It takes you throughout the whole plantation and teaches you much of the history. The garden is a fairly short walk through a garden with various different species of local plants you can learn about. This was overall a fairly fun experience, but it does feel like a bit of a tourist trap as essentially you must pay for everything unless you just want to walk through the gift shop and not buy anything. read more
3 months ago
I woke up craving a Dole Whip today so a Dole Whip I shall have! Free will is an amazing thing. I love that this place is a short drive away from home. One of my favorite reasons of living in Wahiawa! I also love the little morenita Hello Kitty key chains! I always buy one and end up giving it away so I go back and get another one for myself. I also tried the banana glaze cashew for the first time and it was delicious! It's always a fun time visiting this plantation. It still feels like I'm on vacation mode every time I go. read more
4 months ago
While visiting the island of Oahu I stumbled upon the Dole Plantation again. It is one of the best places to come if you love pineapples and everything pineapple-flavored. This Dole place is literally a huge store filled with gifts to buy for people and to let them experience the pineapple life. You can even ship real pineapples! This is my second time here but overall I still had a fun experience. read more
3 months ago
The Dole Plantation remains one of those classic, nostalgic spots I never get tired of. Yes, it gets packed with tour buses, but if you time it right, it is always worth the stop! My absolute go-to move is driving up to historic Wahiawa town just to grab a cup of fresh Pineapple Dole Whip. Pro tip: you have to get it topped with the real, fresh pineapple chunks. It takes the whole treat to the next level and completely hits the spot, especially on a hot day. Aside from the treats, the plantation grounds are beautiful, well-maintained, and filled with great history. It's the perfect pit stop to stretch your legs, stretch your sweet tooth, and soak in some old-school Hawaii charm on your way up to the North Shore. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a resident looking for a classic weekend cruise, you can't skip it! read more
Be a pineapple: Stand tall, wear a crown, and be sweet on the inside. Visiting Dole Plantation was honestly a strange mix of fun, beauty, history, and a little bit of emotional whiplash. Which, to be fair, is probably the most historically accurate way to experience a place with the word "plantation" in the name. On one hand, it's genuinely beautiful. The grounds are lush, the air smells incredible, and the pineapple everything is incredibly delicious. The Dole Whip absolutely lived up to the hype, and the gardens, train ride, and giant maze had this cheerful old Hawai'i roadside attraction energy that felt charming instead of overly polished. It was wholesome. I even saw a few adorable cats being fed by the workers. There is also this underlying awareness the entire time where your brain quietly goes, "...wait." Why? Because plantations are not cute historically. The word itself carries a lot of weight tied to colonization, labor exploitation, and the reshaping of Hawai'i for corporate agriculture and tourism. So walking through a place that's simultaneously serving pineapple soft serve while existing within that history creates a peculiar emotional duality that's hard to ignore. Honestly, I appreciated that feeling. Not because the history is good, because it absolutely isn't, but because places should make us think a little. Hawai'i is stunning but it's also layered and complicated and visiting somewhere like this becomes more meaningful when you acknowledge both the beauty and the discomfort instead of pretending one cancels out the other. The experience ended up feeling less like, "Yay pineapples!" and more like a reminder that travel is best when you let yourself enjoy the present while still respecting the history underneath it. Note: I totally destroyed a Dole Whip because personal growth, historical awareness, and pineapple soft serve with fresh pineapple can intertwine, okay? read more
This is one of those stops that feels very "touristy Hawaii," but still worth doing at least once. The train ride was actually my favourite part because it gives you a nice easy way to see everything without overthinking it. The gardens are pleasant, but I do wish there was more fruit trees. The maze is massive. Like genuinely massive. It's fun at first but if you don't have patience, it quickly turns into frustration and I ended up bailing halfway through. The food overall was not great, but the Dole whip absolutely delivers and is worth the stop on its own. I also liked the small educational part about how pineapples can be decoratively cut and prepared because it gives the whole place a bit more meaning beyond just snacks and souvenirs. read more
If you're visiting Oahu for the first time, this is a must-stop destination! Whether you're a pineapple lover or just looking for a fun and relaxing experience, there's something here for everyone. The property is beautifully maintained, with gorgeous gardens to stroll through and plenty of opportunities to learn about Hawaii's famous pineapple industry. The pineapple plantation tour is informative and enjoyable, and the maze is a big hit with kids and families. I also loved that the marketplace features local artwork and products from local businesses, making it a great place to pick up unique souvenirs and support the community. There are plenty of tasty pineapple-themed treats, snacks, and lunch options to enjoy while you're there. It's the perfect quick stop while driving through the countryside--beautiful, family-friendly, and full of local charm. Definitely worth adding to your Oahu itinerary! read more
I love coming here to get my dole whip fix and see what they have new in here, nice little drive from Waikiki ample parking and nice fresh pineapples are a must when in Hawaii, if your planning coming here must try their dole whip, or their soft serve pineapple. read more
Yes this is a tourist destination but one that you really need to visit. The shop is filled with so many food, drink and souvenirs from the Islands to purchase. They seemed super crowded when we were there. The train ride is a must and I recommend booking in advance for the Shaka ticket so you sit in the front car. There is a speaker the narrates your journey but until you are in the front car it's almost impossible to hear what they are saying. The real gem here is the local vendors outside with handcrafted items. So many beautiful and unique things there and great that you support local artists. Then lets not forget dole whip right at that dole plantation. That also is almost mandatory. read more
This place was so cute! Stopped here during a tour of Hawaii and glad we had time to grab some Dole whip as it was DELICIOUS! Nothing compares to having it fresh. I don't know if I'd spend a day here but it was an amazing pit stop! read more
4 months ago
This is obviously a tourist spot. The dole whip is awesome as expected. The scenery is nice and there's a pond to feed the koi fish. The kids loved it. The shops are cool too. I would probably skip the train ride. It was pretty boring and I couldn't wait for it to end. The kids fell asleep too. I would come here again for the dole whip! read more
2 months ago
The Dole whip is a must try so decadent and delicious! The price was reasonable! The place has a lot of history and it has a massive shop inside a pineapple lovers dream! The pricey were higher than my liking! They had aloe of cool novelty items that you could only get there! Coffee and food items that were fresh and delicious! There is a train ride and a maze I didn't have time to experience! It worth at least one visit! If you love to shop this a your place! read more
Can't leave O'ahu without doing the Dole Plantation! We loved it! We started off with some Pineapple whips. They have 12 different toppings you can add on. I loved mine with strawberries. They also have the plantation grill the offers hot food as well. A lot of Hawaiian favorites like pork, rice, Mac salad and other tasty food. Afterwards you can't beat the Pineapple Express. This is a 20min tour on the cutest train. Shows you all around, along with an informative guide sharing the history of the plantation. They grow everything! cacao, bananas, plumerias, jack fruit. So much! Price for Train tour: $15 for adults, child is $12.85 They do have a small discount for military as well. MAHALO DOLE PLANTATION! You are a wonderful spot. read more
2 months ago
This was one of the stops on the tour my wife and I booked. The tour guide highly recommended fresh pineapple and Dole whip. She explained the soil on the island produced a pineapple that was sweeter and not as acidic. She was exactly right. The pineapple was sweet and juicy and the whip was the perfect compliment. I wish O would have had time to grab a second one and paired it with ice cream. read more
13 days ago
The experience was wonderful. That dole ice cream OMG!!! wish i was able to do the train but didn't have enough time. I will for sure be back to experience the rest of it!! Be back sooner than later!! read more
4 months ago
Good alternative if you have time and it happens to be on your way when visiting North Shore area. Wouldn't say it's a must visit, but quite a fun stop to make just for the experience of seeing a pineapple plantation and enjoying their soft serve and juice without having to visit Disneyland #IYKYK. They do provide some activities like the pineapple maze, or touring over the plantation with their train. There's also a gift shop on the spot and I kinda enjoy the pineapple glazed cashew nuts! read more
Third time here for myself but first time taking the train. I took a tour with only a couple stops so we could spend more time here. I loved the train tour. Back at home, we always do agritainment and go to our orchards for train tours, so we had a lot of fun seeing the fruits and vegetables grow and all of the beautiful plants. We had more time to see the garden area and walk around the complex without feeling too rushed. Of course we had dole whips and bought some souvenirs. I went with a couple sweatshirts. read more
2 months ago
This place could be kind of cool if you take the time to your. It really seems like a big tourist trap with a ton of merchandise to buy unless you take the tour. There is a cafe inside which looks like it could be good. Now the good part--delicious Dole whip (pineapple ice cream) topped with fresh pineapple. It is heavenly, and worth the stop. If you want pineapple souvenirs from Hawaii, this is your place. But definitely get the Dole whip with fresh pineapple. 5 stars for Dinner Whip and pineapple. 3 stars for being not a whole lot more than a giant store. read more
2 months ago
You can't drive through central Oahu without stopping here. While it's definitely a popular spot, there is something so nostalgic about the Dole Plantation. The Grounds: I spent some time wandering the garden tours. The signage (as seen in my photos!) is great for navigating the different varieties of flora. Don't skip the fish-feeding pond--the koi are incredibly active and it's a peaceful break from the crowds. The Must-Haves: Obviously, you're here for the Dole Whip. I recommend getting it in a souvenir cup or as a float with fresh pineapple juice. Pro-tip: the line for the Whip inside the gift shop moves faster than the one outside if you time it right. Activities: If you have time, the Pineapple Express train is a classic 20-minute narrated tour that gives you a cool history of James Dole and Hawaiian agriculture. Verdict: Even if you just stop for 30 minutes to stretch your legs and grab a treat, the vibrant gardens and fish pond make it worth the detour! read more
A must-stop for Dole Whip lovers! You really can't visit the Dole Plantation without getting a Dole Whip. I live locally, and every time I have a friend visiting from the mainland, this is a mandatory stop--honestly, we end up coming back multiple times during their stay! **The Treats:** The variety of toppings here is what sets it apart. My personal favorite is the **chocolate dipped** whip, while my friend swears by the **coconut shavings with dipped chocolate and extra pineapple chunks**. It is the ultimate refreshing treat in the Hawaii sun. **The Experience:** Beyond the dessert, I highly recommend the **Pineapple Express train ride**. I've done it many times, and it never gets old. It's a great mix of local history/education and just plain fun for all ages. **Why 4 Stars?** The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it can get incredibly busy with long lines, especially during peak tourist hours. However, the operations are usually pretty efficient, and the quality of the pineapple is unbeatable. If you're visiting Oahu, you're in good hands here. Definitely a must-try! read more
28 days ago
Very fun place and I haven't been here since I was barely old enough to remember it. The store is huge and you can just get lost in there perusing all of the merchandise. SO tempted to take home a boxed fresh pineapple that is cleared for bringing back home but it was just a bit too steep of a price tempting as it was. The train ride tour is worth it in my opinion very fond memory! Overall a fun stop just to get away from the bustle of the resorts and shopping centers - a nice little breath of fresh island air. read more
5 months ago
This FREE place is so cool to see real pineapple plants being grown and harvested. The entrance is the gift shop with all types of pineapple products and local Hawaiian products. I bought a pineapple ring and hello kitty pineapple toy. They sell the famous DOLE WHIP in all types of versions which is fun to try. I liked the classic dole whip version with pineapple chunks on top. Outside are 2 activities you can pay for which is the world's largest maze in Guinness book in shape of a pineapple and then the train ride that takes you through the plantation with tour voiceover. The Pineapple Express train ride is worth it as you get to see the vast land of pineapples being grown and other agriculture as well! read more
I briefly visited the dole plantation on my way to another destination, and was surprised on how nice it is! I went to the gift shop and you can find the best goodies! I'm sad that I didn't go on the train ride or did anything else, but having dole whip was more than enough! I love dole whip! read more
Dole Plantation was one of the stops during our guided tour. Unfortunately, it was a quick one. I believe our stop was only 20 minutes long, so my son and I didn't get to explore much. We quickly walked through the store browsing through the merch then headed to the cafe area to get their famous Dole whip. There was a long line, but it moved fairly quickly. There are separate areas to place an order and to pick up orders. Once we got our Dole whip with chunks, we walked outside to check out the outdoor area. The Dole whip was delicious! I've had versions of it before, but this was way, way better! The chunks were very sweet, too. There's a food truck right by the main entrance that serves Dole whip and other treats if you don't want to go through the cafe. If we had more time, I would have liked to do the garden tour and/or maze as well as try more food items! read more
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Can you purchase pineapples to take home at the Dole Plantation?
Yes, I believe you can. I saw the option to purchase fresh pineapples in boxes to mail home. In the quantities of 2 pineapples for $56 or 7 pineapples for $88, shipping included using "UPS 2nd Day Air for delivery two days after the ship date".…
How is the parking situation? Do we have pay for parking?
Parking is free and they have a large lot there for you to park in.
Do they sell the Maui Gold pineapples (fresh) to take home on the plane?
Yes we just bought a case
Do I need to make a reservation for train ride? I tried online reservation but it is not available?
Hi, We just came back from Dole a couple weeks ago and at that time you show up, buy your ticket,…
Does this plantation use pesticides?
There are multiple varieties of pineapples there and they are not all organic, so more than likely yes.
How long do you think the maze would take for an 8 year old and 12 year old?
About 30min to an hour. The maze isn't hard. It's the stations that you are supposed to mark off on your map through out the maze.
Do we need to pay to enter?
Not to enter the gift shop/food area but if you want to go on the train ride to see the plantation process then yes. Sorry I forgot how much they charged. They have little pineapple plants in the free area though.
Had the Dole Whip in Disneyland many times. Is it better/fresher here or is it not worth standing in line if you've had it before?
In my opinion it tastes the same as Disneyland. So its up to you if you want to wait in line for it or not.
How long do we need there if we want to see the maze, train, etc. Do the tour groups stop here long enough to see the whole thing?
We chose to do only the train, garden and gift shop. All together we spent about 3 hours. The maze can be up to two hours long, depending upon how fast or slow you want to go. We came by our car, so I have no clue if tour buses stop long enough to…
How far from Waikiki? Can you Uber here?
You probably can. It's just going to be very expensive due to the remoteness of the area. Goodluck getting back to Waikiki too, if starting from here.
Do they sell white pineapple?
If you are talking about sugarloaf pineapples you can only get those in Kauai.
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