The one station with two stations on each side of another so you need to be mindful which side you…read moreexit or there would be a cost to your time and distance getting to your destination. The convenience of the Pearl City centralized location does have the down side of no parking whatsoever and this small station don't have very much seating as it very hot and will not be my favorite to frequent as many places is best for me to drive. Great option and a cool ride that will look forward to using is somehow. Thank you!

Nice convenient location to the Pearlridge mall! Easy on/off…read morefrom the street. Very convenient.

Dangerously disturbing !!!…read more I took my first Skyline ride a few days ago & noticed the door started to close whether you're ready or not. I want to know why there isn't a safety door stop to avoid someone from being crushed or injured when entering. Especially when there are little children or babies attempting to enter with their parents or guardians !!???? Why in heavens name was this not a MAJOR KICK IN THE HEAD concern when building this foolish thing in the first place!!!! To all the fat cats and brainless idiots who created this mess: Get your act together and fix this!!!! ...Just a 'mortified' parent, grandma, teacher..and yes, tax payer

This stop is nuts...I'm the middle of nowhere and I don't see a reason to use this unless you live…read morenearby. There aren't any busses nor parking available as I asked where some folks arriving where they were coming from, looking exhausted and hot from the afternoon Sun it seems like a strange and unthought decision to place this station. This free ride program has opened my eyes to the possibility of using this alternate mode of transportation and how each station has its positive and negatives for that particular user. This station is right outside Pearl Highlands and feels unsafe for elderly or anyone who needs time to cross the street. I hope there will be more improvements to this location or it will be a waste of money. Thank you!

Leeward Community Collage Students rejoice!!…read more Hālaulani Station has a bunch of newly paved park and ride making it a great use not just for staff and students of LCC which is great since it's right off campus and that's super convenient though I'm not sure if there are bus route nearby. This station is very small that there no escalators just stairs and elevator viewing the stations is giving me great practice for Japan as my cardio is pretty weak. Amazing friendly staff who's very proactive of this ride to the public and am happy to see it going well and am hopeful for the next phases as that will benefit me much more. Thank you!

Rode on a free day, second operational day of the skyline from Halawa going west bound.read more

On the backend of two Waipahu stops…read more Near to both Don Quijote and Seafood City, it is a convenient stop.

This one is nice just right outside of Don Quijote and along the Farrington Hwy bus route. I…read morebelieve the park and ride is on the Makai side as there are two exits at this station and I exit on the mauka side. Having a station near a popular shopping center it is a bit more crowded than the others though there aren't any escalators here and is a two level stairway to reach the platform. Majority is nicely shaded even during this hot summer afternoon so wait I for the Skyline is a breeze though I wish there's more seating as after a long day standing all the way home is not something I'd like. I'm enjoying the free ride weekend as I'm learning more and more of what each station has to offer. Thank you!

Spur of the moment, let's go to Kapolei today, wait... wanna go on the rail, round trip 40 minutes…read morefrom Kapolei Station to Halawa Station. No more free rides as of today but $10 for 2 Holo cards and two riders got us a morning adventure. We stood stupefied for a moment reading the signage. Nice employee came to our assistance. She informed us that this station only sells adult cards not senior cards. I told hubs it's fine so we got our entry into the station. If you have mobility issues there is an up escalator and a down elevator. If you park at the Park and Ride there is a short walk but walkers or a wheelchair might be helpful to those who need them. There is a bus stop there which drops off in front of the station. Watch for what Train platform you need to be at. At the C level you'll proceed to either T1 or T2. Approaching trains and times are lit up so look for the signs. Once on, there are seats that face forward, backwards or for priority seating facing sideways. The seats are comfy, for 70,000+ riders having ridden Skyline it is clean, and there are employees on board monitoring. Ingenious how the stops were determined by landmarks chosen for stations like LCC, Pearlridge and Halawa. Still requires walking but nevertheless convenient to hopefully alleviate morning and afternoon commute times. The distance between stations seems close enough and gets you there quickly. The next stop and which door will open is announced. I like the elevator height view above church steeples, with a passing egret flying by. A view from a car is limited but from up here you'll see much more: Waipahu Mill, neighborhoods, where the extra trains are housed, and more. Where the elevators are you might catch a cool breeze. The train cars are air conditioned. Right now the ridership is in awe with some excitement. Hopefully once the entire system is complete we'll hop onto it again.

What a cool ride…read more.. With the biggest parking if you're heading east this would be the best choice though getting to the platform itself will be quite a journey though because it's large the benefits are that it's spacious and feeling like Japan with all the stairs I climbed today...maybe I'll lose some weight with this lol! Well with a Skyline filled with occupants it was hot...depends on where you're sitting don't bet on a chill ride depending where you're at though a tad bit rocky I think it's a smooth ride in comparison to some other rail system that I rode. I do like this station as it does have a park and ride with but taking you to to general area that I'm assuming as I'm not from this area and am not familiar other than Kamakana Ali'i, it is what it is and seems to be an option once we figure out the kinks which is what this free ride introduces us too is a good thing. Thank you!

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!

We've taken the rail from the Ho'opili Rail Station a few times now, and it's been a great…read moreexperience each time. We like parking at this station because it's convenient and easy to access. Today (Friday), we arrived around noon and were greeted by a security staff member who was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and provided excellent customer service. He patiently answered all of our questions and made us feel welcome. The ride to the airport took about 18-19 minutes. We did a practice walk from the station to the Hawaiian/Alaska Airlines check-in area, and it was very easy to navigate thanks to the clear directional signs along the way. Afterward, we hopped back on the rail, rode to the last two stations just for fun, and then headed back to Ho'opili. The entire round trip took about an hour. Overall, it was a smooth, clean, and enjoyable experience, and we look forward to riding again.

Saturday October 17, 2025 On time…read moreAir conditioning weak 1 hour round trip Seat uncomfortably hard Nice facility No restrooms Nice view No traffic

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!

The Makalapa/Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Station is perhaps the most beautiful station in the…read moresystem so far. This station is one of the four stations that opened in October 2025 as a part of the Skyline Sement 2 extension. It's located right across the street from the Makalapa Gate of the Pearl Harbor Naval Base on Kamehameha & Radford. It is also about a 7 minute walk uphill to the NEX (take 1L from the Hālawa Station if that's too far for you), and Target Salt Lake about a 13 minute walk away. Two buses serve this station, with PH8 running to Pearl Harbor (10 minute frequency at rush hour; every 1 hour mid-day) and 331 to Hickam AFB every hour. The station itself is very beautiful, from the green roof, cool artwork in the mezzanine level, green-painted fences, and a nice design on the station entrance tile. This is also one of the only stations that have escalators from ground level to platform (one direction only though). Also, another surprise is the bike rack storage within the paid area with a security camera watching over the area!!! You can literally bike to the rail and keep it here while you work at Pearl Harbor. It's really nice! I haven't used it other than sightseeing on opening day, but I look forward to using it going to the UPS Store at NEX, or Target (if I don't want to wait for the 1L lol).

Driver was great. smooth reliable transportation. On time and friendly. Definitely recommendread more

One the best reliable services I could trust. You could tell the people running this business does…read moretheir best to fit their schedules to assure pick ups are on time. Thank you RMB for taking the time to make sure my aunty always gets to and from her appointments, always makes my aunt feel like family. Aloha.