I also added additional pictures here in cities and countries that Yelp is not in yet from this…read morecruise itinerary. Quality/Quantity - Princess Cruise, in my opinion, is a medium priced carrier. We have been lucky with some good values this year, 2023. We have logged a hundred days at sea just this year with just this brand. But you would already know that if you are following. Food is good, you can have even better food if you are willing to pay extra. Ports are good, for the most part. See all reviews for the best ports and the just okay ports. Entertainment is just okay; we feel their competitors do a better job. Even some of their parent and "sister" companies do a better job. Activities have been good with the exception of one ship. But it was not the ship or rather it was the culture of the "captain" probably cutting costs? This one ship gave out point tickets rather than actual prizes. We participate in most everything, otherwise we can get very bored. And the more sea days we have, the longer the cruise can feel. But you know you are getting older when you actually start enjoying sea days, LOL. Atmosphere - Depends where you travel to, see all my previous Yelps. We take exceptionally long cruises, so typically very few kids are on board. Service - Our experience is that longer cruises have better service and smaller ships have better service. Due to our status, we were invited to the Captain's Happy Hour (discounted drinks if you do not have the package) daily. And also, to the Captain's Party (with free drinks). Price - Again, a medium priced brand. It also depends on where you go, if you have been before ($$ shore excursions), etc. And most importantly, how much you drink and if you have the drink package or NOT. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1965 and for being the second largest cruise line (by revenue). 15 ships. 1974 - Princess was a subsidiary of P&O (Carnival currently owns them also). 1980's - Gained popularity because of the show "Love Boat," if you know the show, you are of the same generation as me, LOL. 2003 - Parent company is now Carnival.

I have been cruising for 20 years the worst cruise I have ever dealt with Princess does not know…read morehow to take care of his customers. They don't know how to give you the proper information to great service even though my service dog has been on world cruises than most people, but the Norwegian ever screwed up like this to you to go with Norwegian stay away from Princess A little update on everything that PrincessCruises had done wrong they won't even let me off the cruise ship. I'm an American citizen and why I used to live in Hawaii. They actually have Hawaiian ID card but they're saying I can't get out the ship because they made a mistake and they haven't been able to fix it as they say don't deal with PrincessCruises Norwegian will treat you better and all the other two ships it feels like I'm on a carnival cruise actually

The Battleship Missouri Memorial is definitely a must for everyone who loves history or anything…read moremaritime. As someone who has been lucky enough to visit multiple ships and submarines across the country and see the different exhibits they offer, I think this one might be a little overpriced for what they offer. Don't get me wrong, it is really cool to walk through the ship and see all the different sections and pieces of history, but the ticket price is a little steep (even for military families) and mainly for that reason I don't think I would go back. I also think they are missing some more interactive sections like those offered by other decommissioned ships. Also, they lack signage across the ship and we almost missed a HUGE indoor section because we didn't even know where to go next. If it wasn't because my husband is a sailor and knows his way around a ship, I am pretty sure I would have missed half of the exhibit. Did my sailor husband loved it? Absolutely. Would I come back if it weren't for him? Probably not.

This was my first time being on the Battleship Missouri Memorial. This boat is huge and there is a…read morelot of information on many different placards. We walked around and looked at some of the sailors' rooms and even the cafeteria. The place is spotless and just so cool to see everything. If you want to check out something cool I think this is a good option for children and adults!

Don't buy thru Viacom, as it's genuinely free! We toured downtown Honolulu including Iolani palace,…read moreand absolutely loved it. We had Peter as our incredible guide who was knowledgeable of all of our questions as well as witty and hilarious. It was easy to meet up, with a great location to gather. Paid to park. Walked for about 1 hour. Thank you Peter!!

The best deal in Hawai'i! Victor and Ellis were great tour guides. They were knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, attentive, and knew their stuff. They gave a detailed and honest tour about Hawai'i's history and present day Hawai'i, with no typical tour guide BS. Can't recommend enough. Thanks guys!

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).

On average, I vacation at least once or twice a year and have used TSA Checkpoint 5 each time I…read moretravel abroad. The line is either long or short, but moves quickly. TSA Agents most times are friendly, they are quick and sometimes personable. There are three TSA checkpoints in Terminal 2. You have the options of entering between Lobby 4 & 5 or TSA Precheck towards Lobby 7 of the terminal. Word of Advice for savy travelers. Get yourself TSA Pre-check, CLEAR, or Global Entry to bypass regular TSA. Don't forget that Wifi is also free at HNL!

Clearing security in an airport to get airside can be a night and day experience…read more I've been in long slow lines and lines where I breezed through. Obviously, being adequately staffed makes a big difference. But the separator is TSA personnel in Honolulu are generally more courteous. In this day and age, to see the numerous non-international travelers who get turned away because they are in the wrong line is a little mind boggling. The signage indicating this is a TSA Precheck line are pretty clear and obvious. Travelers get disgruntled when they get in front of an agent only to find out they were in the wrong queue - but, hey, do that in major west coast terminal and see how much more unpleasant the experience is.

Overpriced and hillarious. I'd go back here again just because of the fact that they have…read moremerchandise for Dog the bounty hunter. ^____^

This is such a cool location they have so much dog the bounty hunter merchandise…read more They are such kind people I bought so much stuff and I'm going back before I leave the island they have shirts, hats,poster and more

It was a small birthday celebration--just myself, the newly minted 9-year-old grandson, and his…read moremother. The admission to the museum was pricey, even for Kama'aina, so we opted to get the Family Membership instead. The membership was for 2 adults and up to 4 kids, and also has discounts for other exhibits. After a quick sweep through the museum, and a wary observation of the flight simulator, the grandson decided it was time to eat. I got the Blue Angels Burger and he got the kids hot dog meal. I'd say the prices were reasonable, considering how much takeout and restaurant food costs these days. The burger was fat as hell and the dog wasn't Costco sized but definitely satisfied the kid. I didn't get pics of the food because I was too enthralled over the size of the patty! We spent the day also visiting the Mighty Mo, the Virtual Reality tour, and gift shop shopping also.

On Ford island and on an active military base. Which means 1. you cannot drive onto the base unless…read moreyou have a valid ID card. Buses are provided for free to each museum and visitor center. 2. You cannot bring a handbag unless it is clear see through or the size of a checkbook. You need to check it into a "locker" for $7.33. I understand that active military base, but not publishing on the website regarding the bag restrictions and then forcing people to pay it just not right. But oh well. Plan accordingly because while the buses run every 15 minutes, you need to wait. The museum is $30 entry fee but keep in mind 3/4 of the museum is currently closed for renovation. For $30 it is a bit pricey but because of the buses and the amount of employees, i understand the high price tag. 2 stars. The deep history and the significance of this place and the men and women that gave their lives makes this a 5 star must see to show your respect. Museum: very small but well done with restored planes recovered from the war. There was a Blue Angels pilot shared his experience. I was able to catch the last 5 minutes. The employees are very knowledgeable and willing to share stories. I read everything and was done in roughly 45 minutes. The museum is very small - 4 stars. Here is my recommendation: Come the visitor center it is free. Check that out and read everything. See the Submarine from the outside because it is free. Then jump on the bus because it is free. While you are driving to the warship, you pass the Arizona Memorial. Snap a photo and show your respect. Get off at the warship. Walk around the warship it is free. Then jump back on the bus and go to the Aviation museum. Again free. Walk around the outside and see the airplanes it is free. There is a gigantic helicopter it is free. Go to the back and look in the backside to get perspective. Then just back on the bus and go back to the visitor center it is free. If anyone says anything to you, go to the cafe/restaurant across from the Aviation Museum.

Airport Haiku: Cigs…read moreall over floor Travelers rude and clueless. Ashtray so empty I think they need to paint "this is the ash tray" on the mf ashtray.its a cigarette palooza on the floor.

Every time I return from my travels, especially from other countries, particularly in Asia, I am…read moredeeply embarrassed by how out-of-date and poorly designed the airport is. The walk from deplaning to immigration is long, bland, and warm. Think of first-time visitors and those who may have mobility issues and/or are traveling with young children and/ir the elderly. The immigration area has not changed in 20+ years. The lines snake around so much. The point of having a Global Entry is to save time but it is often faster to do the non GE lane! Make it make sense. The baggage pickup area is a disaster. It is often congested. It would also be helpful to have real-time info displayed in monitors throughout the space to indicate carousel and arrival assignments. By the time I got through immigration, I had forgotten which number carousel to claim my luggage. Directions and the wait for ride-share and taxis are also not intuitive. The airport is the very first impression and the Daniel K Inouye International Airport is not it. The pros in recent upgrades... I guess the restrooms are nicer. 2 stars are very generous.