I take The Bus here from the airport for $3.00 then call a Lyft or Uber to take me to me final…read moredestination (usually Kapolei) for $12.00 instead of $60.00 + from the airport. The transit center is just a big parking lot for the most part but is very clean.

Riding da bus in Kapolei just got so much better it was ok before but now no waiting certain buses…read morecoming every ten minutes it's great

A L O H A! Welcoming with warm local spirits, is how I'd…read moredescribe Dino and his wife! I wish I remembered the driver name, he too had the most poly local vibe! We acquired their service for our daughter's surprise 16th. It wasn't a large crowd, just her and her besties with our older daughters as chaperones. They all reached us happy safe and ready for Karaoke! We made a lil pupu plate for the driver because again, he took and returned our babies safely. Can't thank this team enough

I took the party bus in June -this was my first party bus experience. I had read up on what to…read moreexpect .. karaoke, cooler with ice, basically everything that would make for a great party. we just bring the food and drink. Sad to say the karaoke machine was broken. that was a real bummer... and no ice in the cooler. Basically paid to be driven around in the dark to get ice

Hi OPB... Can't thank your driver Jacob enough-for a great…read moreevening this past weekend! He drove seven of us "Grandma's Gone Wild" all in our 60's two of us celebrating birthday's and a Bridal Shower.. yup you heard that right! around the island! Jacob made sure we were comfortable and most importantly having fun! He gave us a treat and stopped on the side of the road somewhere near Haleiwa so we could take selfies with some horses that were grazing in the grass. Sounds funny but there were lots of horses. We were able to take more selfies along the way with beautiful ocean scenic views. Jacob knew just whee to go for that. Jacob is the best! We look forward to booking another special event in the future and will definitely tell others about OPB and Jacob! Thank you from all seven of us ladies.

Huge shout-out to OPB for making our company Christmas after-party unforgettable. Even though I…read morebooked pretty late and our first choice (the Coors) was already booked weeks out, they came through with "The Beast," and we were able to secure it just three days before our event. An extra shout-out to our driver, Delson; he was an absolute gem. We rented the bus for four hours on a Saturday, and he was incredible at staying in touch and being exactly where we needed him throughout the night. He even circled back to multiple stops when a few people realized they'd left phones or purses on the bus. We didn't have a set route; everyone wrote down a bar, and we spun the wheel roulette-style, which made the night even more fun. We ended up extending the rental by another two hours and would've gone longer if road closures for the marathon hadn't cut us off. Highly recommend OPB and Delson for any group event! We will definitely be booking again.

Waipahu Transit Center is the transfer point for individuals who want to go to Waikele, Ewa Beach,…read moreor Makaha. When the center was first opened there were restrooms for both the men and women to use. With my most recent layover visit at the transit I noticed that both restroom facilities were padlocked. My guess throughout the years the restrooms were hardly cleaned by the janitors and the facilities ended up having graffiti on the walls, the smell of urine, toilets not flushed, as well as lack of toilet paper, soap, and hand towel. Some days or nights there will be homeless individuals walking around the transit area...I tend to keep my distance when I see a homeless person that smell like urine or bad underarm smell. The Waipahu Transit Center is within walking distance to Times Supermarket, food establishments, as well as a gas station that has a car wash. One thing good about this transit center is that there is a security guard around to make sure that nothing else happens.

When it first opened up, it was really nice. The restrooms were clean and whatnot. Now, the…read morerestrooms usually have urine and fecal matter on the floor and sometimes in and ON the toilet seats. There are a lot of creepers that hang out around here as well. If I can get on the bus at a different stop, I'd do that instead of come here. The star is for the security guard that is very polite.

Very unprofessional staff both in the office and on the road. I called to confirm my sons need for…read moreservice at 552am because he woke up late and missed them the day before. At 7, when the bis came, the driver wouldnt allow him on. He's 5 years old and at the age of two he was diagnosed woth Autistic Spectrum Disorder. He was confused and started crying. I showed the driver the call log on my phone showing i had called but he was still on hold with the dispatcher. Finally he gets a confirmation and gives me an attitude. All the children on thos bus arr children with various special needs

The bus driver who transports my granddaughter from school to home passes our house to drop off my…read moregranddaughter at the neighbor's house which is not a designated area and my granddaughter has to walk back to our house to come home. Yet, the bus driver Felicia and the replacement driver both stop at a blind turn area which is not a safe area (by neighbor's house). Attempted to report this to their ofc. Spoke to Melanie of the Hawai'i Island office to report this to claim. Was told that they have to talk to the driver but this has been happening since School Year 2025-2026 and current SY 2026-2027. Let's see what the outcome is. More to come as info is received. In order to post this, it needed a star. Hence only 1 star.

The Bobbi Bus is wonderful. I would recommend using them for party transportation needs, bar…read morehopping, bachelor/bachelorette parties, weddings...etc. Here are some tips from me: -The Bobbi Bus seats 12 people. Don't be the dick that brings too many people and puts the driver in an awkward situation. Also leave your weak sauce friends that like to pass out at home. In fact, don't have weak sauce friends...defriend them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life. -The Bobbi Bus is BYOB, so if you want to maximize your party time on the bus be prepared when they pick you up with your booze, mixers, etc. If you have already premixed your drinks this will save time and effort and help maximize your party time on the Bobbi Bus. Also you don't really want to waste time stopping the bus at Safeway and waiting in line when you could be having fun on the Bobbi Bus. -The Bobbi Bus has an amazing sound system. I would recommend having a playlist ready or designating a person as the "DJ." Preferably someone with the paid versions of Pandora or Spotify so you aren't listening to ads in the middle of your party. - The Bobbi Bus has cool drivers. Make sure to tip them well. There is no judgement on the Bobbi Bus but they do have to deal with your party and sometimes your drunkenness and mess. -The Bobbi Bus has awesome owners Toma and Gabe who sometimes drive the bus. They are nice and accommodating while very professional and sincere. Except if you make Toma mad, I have seen her Spartan Kick an unruly drunk guy trying to enter the Bobbi Bus uninvited. - The Bobbi Bus has a small cooler and they usually provide ice. Ice the frozen form of H2O to keep your drinks cold, not the drug you crackheads. With that said, I will repeat myself and say there is no judgement on the Bobbi Bus. So I recommend you book them if you are ever in need of a party ride and a fun time. I definitely would recommend them over booking a limousine or other party buses.

Best party bus around IMO. Communication was easy and quick. Driver Jamie is a stud. Not only is he…read morean excellent driver, he was charming, courteous and very handsome. The bus is clean and the sound system was bumping. They provided us with ice in a cooler hidden under a little seat next to the sink. The driver accommodated us when we wanted to change the route and recommended bars to stop at when we needed to change up our drinking plans. He also stopped just in time for a bathroom break for us ladies...it's like he read our minds. I would definitely recommend using the Bobbi Bus.

Last Skyline station terminating in East Kapolei, near KROC Center...which is as close to the…read moremiddle of nowhere as one will get on Oahu. No amenities at this station. Overall ride from Halawa was fast. Not the smoothest ride but beats TheBus and da potholes. Ridership: about a half-dozen.

Where it starts Kualak'ai in East Kapolei…read more.. Though it starts here there's no park and ride but it seems some had made some right along the station but not sure it's allowed. The point of use is to have a park and ride or bus stop nearby for majority of the locals here so maybe with suggestion and input we may see more improvements to make this worth the use. Over the course I've seen many loved ones left behind as the doors close very fast so make your decisions and if it's your stop get up and be ready to exit as the doors aren't as close as you think when it's your turn. Hope many got a chance to ride not cause it's free but to get the experience and see how it can benefit you to save time, gas and enjoy the view! Thank you!

This Waipahu stop is decently centralized and station exit takes you to the back of Highway Inn…read morewhere there are several bus stops for a convenient transfer. Station guides notes escalators though I didn't see any just stairs which there are two levels to reach the platform and elevators of course and after viewing majority of the stations my legs are exhausted so I decided to take it since this station is less crowded. Escalator is nicely air conditioned and smooth is no wonder many are taking it versus the stairs. Love this stop and know it will be put to great use and the cool open air makes a nice relaxing place to wait for your ride...just wish it has more seating at all stations. Thank you!

The Pouhala Waipahu Transit Center Skyline Station is one of the most used stations on the system…read moreso far. It is directly connected to the Waipahu Transit Center, where there are buses to the Waipahu neighborhoods and surrounding areas. There are also numerous strip malls, the Waipahu Festival Market, and Waipahu Public Library/Civic Center within walking distance. If you're looking for bathrooms, you can get off here and use the bus station ones. They are nasty, but if you gotta go, it's only a 10 minute ride from either end! The most useful bus connection is route 433 if you want to go to the Waikele Premium Outlets. Coming from the Stadium, do note that the bus leaves at 00 and 30 of each hour most days, and the train arrives on the 7's, so you might want to get an earlier train and wait a bit more instead of missing the bus that leaves in 3 minutes completely. This station gets 4 stars until the makai entrance gets built. Enjoy!

I've used Johnny Cab for over a decade and their prompt service to the airport was excellent every…read moresingle time. I became spoiled that I was the only customer. Highly recommended.

We used Johnny Cab due to all the great Yelp reviews, but this review is really closer to 3.5…read morestars. Nonetheless, his service was fine, but there is definitely room for improvement and we used another taxi service for our last ride which was a much better experience. We prearranged for Johnny Cab to pick us up at the airport after our flight from OGG to HNL. Unfortunately, our short flight was almost an hour late, and his colleague, Wasa, waited patiently for us until we retrieved all our luggage. His car was on the older side, but Wasa was very patient and an excellent and safe driver. Since our flight arrived so late, it took us around an hour to get to our hotel in Waikiki since we had hit rush hour. Because of this, we of course gave Wasa a very decent tip, but he deserved it due to all the inconveniences our delayed flight created and his professionalism when driving. Because of this, we decided to use Johnny Cab again the next day when we needed a ride from our hotel in Waikiki to our new hotel in Ko Olina. This time we were picked up by Johnny, who graciously came 30 minutes earlier than our scheduled pick-up time at 1:15pm, per our request. Unfortunately, the things I didn't like so much about Johnny was that he drove a little aggressively, almost tailgating another driver. Albeit this driver was in the fast lane, it wasn't something I expected from someone who drives for a living, and we never said we were in any rush to get to our destination. He also got visibly angry at some jaywalkers. I get it, when I drive and people jaywalk and block my car, I get mad too, but I also don't drive patrons for a living. Finally, we tried to make conversation with him, but the vibe overall was really off. It's hard to explain and maybe our personalities didn't mesh, but it was reason enough where we decided not to use his services again for our final ride. The other tax company we used to take us on our final day from Ko Olina to HNL was much more professional. You can see my review of them as well. When booking with this new taxi company, we received an email and text confirmation right after we booked our appointment. We didn't get any type of confirmation from Johnny Cab. Also, with the other taxi company, we also received a link by text so we can track our driver when he was on our way to us. Finally, the morning we were about to leave (at around 5am - our pick-up time was at 6am), we received a final text confirmation that our driver was coming. He even came 30 minutes early. After using the other taxi service, who charged the exact same price as Johnny Cab, I definitely won't be using Johnny Cab again and would rather use a more established and reputable taxi company. I think Johnny Cab is just a 1 or 2 man show, while the other taxi company has a fleet of over 100 taxis. Maybe we just got a good driver for our other taxi company, but they just seemed more professional overall.