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by agyey.seo
Delhi, Delhi, India
June 30, 2010
by golden101
Honokaa, Hawaii
May 19, 2008
From journal Week Long Visit with Mom and Dad in Honolulu
by aztrollz2
Mesa, Arizona
April 16, 2007
From journal Waikiki
by warrenwebb
Torrance, California
March 14, 2006
From journal My Week In Waikiki
by justmejenna
Decatur, Alabama
December 28, 2005
From journal December 2004 Trip to Oahu
by budgettravels1
Lubbock, Texas
August 13, 2005
Staying on Waikiki Beach meant that the shopping was targeted to tourists, or very high-end (Channel, Gucci, and Prada), and the prices similar. Did I get what I was looking for at the price I was willing to pay? Sure, but for the effort, I would have spent more time and similar money in Waikiki.
Leaving the shopping center on the bus was also confusing, as the number I was on from Iolani Palace or the numbers that I know drop off next to my hotel did not pick up at the center as far as I could tell - the way directions are given on the island make sense, but only if you know where you are coming from and where you are. So I took a different number (no. 8) and had to walk a couple blocks back to the hotel. (There was no schedule or map, so I didn't know just how close the bus would eventually go - I got out where I recognized the location.) During my stay, I had been walking between my hotel, the convention center, the beach, and the streets in between. Unfortunately, I did not go more inland, so I would not recognize the buildings or street names/numbers. Not all the bus drivers were nice and helpful (some are though), so use caution or find a schedule.
From journal Conference in Honolulu
by panda2
California, California
December 12, 2004
A wi-fi freespot is located by the Apple store on the second level.
Monday to Saturday 9:30am to 9pm, Sunday 10am to 7pm
The bus: from Waikiki, nos. 8, 19, 20, 42 or 58; from North Shore, no. 52; and from the international airport, nos. 19 or 20.
Take the Ala Moana Shopping Trolley, the pink line trolley with eight stops in Waikiki. It stops every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday 9:30am-9pm and Sunday 9:30am to 7pm. You need the exact fare of $2.
From journal HNL
by jeanita
Kansas City, Missouri
July 27, 2003
From journal Oahu 25th Anniversary Trip
by MrsFuentes
Huntley, Illinois
July 22, 2003
This shopping mall is a shopping mall. There are not a lot of local Hawaiian crafts sold there, though there is a small Hilo Hattie's onsite and a couple of minor stores. The best part of the mall is in its food court. It is absolutely huge, with every kind of food imaginable. You can even snuggle up to a bar if you so incline. When you are done, just take the shopping shuttle back to Waikiki and pat yourself on the back for convenience's sake.
From journal Honolulu and Oahu Treasures
by Lakeisha
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
May 2, 2003
From journal Honolulu on a budget