Lots of automation since I rode the Bus. Voice from a speaker announced each stop. I notice most…read morepeople board with the HOLO card. Otherwise, it's $3.00 or $1.25 for seniors. There's also a price for teens. Mixed variety of people. There's a section in front that the driver opens up for someone on a wheelchair. Clean interior with moderate air conditioning. The driver I've encountered have been cordial though always with a serous look.

Some observations on riding TheBus:…read more When entering a bus with more than half the seats filled, you might notice a natural human tendency for everyone to first take a seat all to themselves. As the bus continues to fill, another common sight is that a fairly large percentage of folks seem to be reserving the double seats for their own use, either by sitting on the aisle side of the seat, or by sitting on the inner side but seeming to block the aisle side with their belongings. Either way, this appears to signal that they're not inviting others to sit next to them. And most seasoned passengers seem to read these behaviors for what they appear to be. Some remain standing even when there are otherwise open aisle seats, making it difficult for newly boarding passengers to navigate around them, especially when those standing choose to do so while blocking the exits. Speaking of "exits," many or most buses have the type of rear doors with yellow strips on both sides, with some version of "Touch Here to Open Door." They also include an image of an open hand - seeming to mean you use your palms to push the doors open. On newer buses with the sensors still working properly, often you can use one finger to press on either yellow strip and the doors will open. But apparently because of abuse over time, for some doors you may need to use some force to cause the mechanism to work. Many ignore the yellow strips and the instructions and just attempt to push the doors open - which sometimes doesn't work at all - and then they may yell to the driver, "Back door!" My suggestion is to first wait for the green light over the exit doors to come on, then use your finger(s) to press on one of the yellow strips, but to smoothly switch to using more force, while still focusing on the yellow strips, if the mechanism has been desensitized. It should almost never be necessary to ignore the yellow strips and push on the doors themselves.

First time riding the Rail! Took my husband and boys today to ride the much anticipated HI mass…read moretransit system. It was a great experience overall! The husband works for the DOE so he knew the logistics of purchasing a Holo card prior to our adventure. Stopped by at a local 7-11 to grab adult Holo cards (kids Holo cards are NOT available at the stations and can only be purchased at Satellite City Hall or the transit centers). Luckily my boys were under the age limit, so no cards were needed for them. Adult rides are about $3 each way and factoring in our transfers, we were looking at around $7.50 per person. We drove from town to the Pearlridge station, then parked at the Park and Ride lot. About 14 stalls were available, visible and conspicuous from the main road. NO bathrooms at the stations. Trains run every 10 minutes. A friendly attendant was there to keep the premise safe and answer any questions. Trains were clean, safe, and well maintained. We were one of the few families riding the rail which made for a relaxing first experience! If they completed the line to end at Ala Moana, that would have been so convenient. If not in our lifetime, perhaps our boys will see it before their retirement! Lol

Clean, spacious, and cool! Must buy holoholo card to ride and it's reloadable. It cost $9.50 for a…read moreday pass, which is pricey for me. Fun ride and can't wait for it to be fully completed.

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 train stop has bathrooms and parking so you can leave your car and continue the journey east…read morewith public transit. More stations need to have park and ride areas next to them, and more stations need bathrooms. The only train entry/exit is next to the bus transit center on the opposite side of the road. If you need to be on the same side of the road as the train, you need to exit next to the bus area, then cross the street at the next crosswalk.

This place sucks @$$!! Not Joking!! Everything here is over rated and they opened the Skyline…read moreRail too early. Each and every time I need to make another replacement card, it costs yet another $2 each time...worthless! This place is FUCT up!!

The Pearlridge monorail is located in the Pearlridge Center which is the second largest shopping…read morecenter in Hawaii located in Aiea. It's a fun little train ride especially if you have younger children. It conveniently travels between Pearlridge "uptown" and "downtown". The rail cars are air conditioned which is a plus on a hot day. Not sure if it's true or not, but I heard that the monorail may be going away soon. Cost is one dollar each way.

It's our first time to try riding it with my daughter so I don't have any idea on where to pay the…read morecoins to after putting on a dollar. We were able to pass through the gate and I was thinking maybe we had to put the coins inside the rail and the next thing I heard of was a guy yelling over the intercom to embarass me and said that "you have to pay it is not free maam" when you could have politely said to put the coins in before you enter since he's freaking watching over a cctv instead of just watching me being so clueless in there. He said another word that I kinda dont remember but its about pay next time which is another embarassing moment instead of actually letting it pass since I already put the coin in. Now I would never even ride this rail again cause it's just too traumatic to be yelled at over something you can be educated in instead of being embarrassed of.

Kathy has a great shuttle service going. She was on time, her vehicle was very clean, safe driver,…read moreflat rate fee amazing! Definitely recommend this shuttle service

http://www.shuttlebykathy.com/…read more Don't trust this person she sends out cut rate taxi's to pick you up! Has happened to me twice see my reviews! She is NOT a service she is a website portal who takes her cut and hires the cheapest taxi's she can. Thanks for getting me stuck at airport Kathy!

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

We had to travel a long way and bus route 2 declined service unless we gave cash (even though…read moreonline it showed they took debit/credit card and they had a card reader on the bus) and the driver knew we were tourists in which tourists often times carry only large bills so he tried to take advantage of the situation, remember if you are traveling to carry small bills or don't use this bus service.

Waianae Transit Center -- it's the transfer point for the Waianae Valley shuttle bus, Lualualei…read moreHomestead Road shuttle bus, Nanakuli shuttle bus, Makaha Towers/Honolulu Ala Moana bus as well as the C Country Express Makaha/Honolulu Ala Moana bus. Waianae Transit Center is located on Lehoku Street. Passengers of the bus can see the view of the ocean from a distance as well as the back end of the parking lot of Waianae Mall. There's a clock fixture on the premises supposedly telling the current time of the day (not sure if it still works). There's no restroom facilities unless you want to consider the two port-a-potties that's available for the brave folks. Other wise the nearest restrooms are located at Pizza Hut for paying customers, Starbucks for paying customers, and Burger King. The few times that I have been to this public transit center I noticed some pre-teens riding their skateboards and doing small tricks on the sidewalk. I also noticed that the concrete sidewalk has a bunch of gum marks. Like most bus stop locations there will always be graffitis on the shelters or seats. Waianae Transit Center could use a bit more lights for the evenings. Especially when it's very dark. More lights equals to safe transit area for the residents of Waianae. Better to be safe in knowing your surrounding area than not knowing what's in your vicinity.

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.