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!!

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.

We booked a ride to the Airport with this company and OMG Ive ridden in cars that were in Nascar…read morebut this guy was out of this world. We sped off to god knows where. He had only two speeds fast and tire screeching stop. It was an older van and an older man driving so we went bouncing around like rubber balls in a square box. Now like the starship enterprise we went into warp factor one, add to that he was on his cell phone arguing with someone while looking like he was about to have a stroke! I kept thinking who had my funeral arrangements. Anyway we did make it in one piece even if we all needed blood pressure medications. If you want a pulse pounding trip to or from the airport these guys fit the bill perfectly.

Recently used their services for drop-off and pick-up to/from airport and the driver (Alex) is…read moreamazing. On-time and prompt and the van was clean and spacious for our party of 7. To make reservations, I was in contact with Gina via email. And she was very prompt in replying back. Despite the delay for over 6 hours due to the plane mechanical issues, Alex tracked our flight and was there ready to pick us up. Would definitely use their services again in the future.

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!

The Halawa station is adjacent to the old Aloha Stadium. Only problem: unless you're going to the…read moreSwap Meet...there aren't any activities at this destination. When they finish the east side of the Skyline rail transit system, it will be convenient to ride - if they buld a new Aloha Stadium Complex, as planned. Aloha means both hello and goodbye in the Hawaiian language. Nice station, overall. Park and ride lot; there are a couple of electric charging stations on the Diamond Head side. TheBus stops are right outside of the station. Rail cars are clean and nicely air-conditioned. City and County employee is on the car; also, security cameras are inside the station and car. Went last Sunday only to have morning rides cancelled due to issues with the tracks.

The closest town station Hālawa Station is nice if you're looking for the least walking up to the…read moreplatform as parking is just right below. The ride is shaky as most said but nothing different from other rails I've ridden, depending on where you're sitting it's cool in comparison to the window seat I had earlier so it's all a matter of preference of view or comfort lol!! I had my doubts though see as this is another option when you want to get to a place where parking and traffic can be a nightmare. Give this ride a chance. Thank you!

We used Roberts Hawaii to go to the Polynesian Cultural Center and to Hanauma Bay. The drivers were…read morenice and polite. The buses were clean and well maintained. I called them for a time change and it was easy enough. No complaints.

Excellent tour, worth every single penny!…read more At first I thought it was a little too long of a tour, almost all day long. But our tour guide was very engaging and very enjoyable. She was very knowledgeable. You could tell she loved history. Even when we were on a break she kept telling us all kinds of interesting historical facts. Bus was very comfortable. There were charging phone outlets on both sides of the bus by the seats. Strongly recommend Roberts tours!

I disagree with all of the 1 star reviews. Some people try it once and have an opinion they feel is…read moreworth sharing with others. I want to start with saying that Hawaii has the worst traffic in the nation! I personally have an electric car and 2 others. So it is a my choice to take the train. Well here's what I see on the train...it's clean with 4 car trains that can accommodate up to 800 people. The seats rotate on facing both front and back depending on the location the train is going as well as sideways seats. There are sections with hooks where you can hang your bicycle and overhead storage space in some areas for luggage. The train is reliable and leaves every 10 minutes. I have only seen 1 delay that was 2 minutes late but they try to make up for it by shortening the time the doors open. There are construction and other workers getting off at the Pearlhighlands and Stadium locations. Then there are active duty and civilian workers that get off at the Joint base. I personally started riding for the airport (parking in $27/day) This stop is a game changer. I hear that many of the downtown and Waikiki workers get off at Lagoon and take a W bus straight there. There has been times that there aren't any seats and I had to stand. The best part is checking my map to see how long it will take to get somewhere and it says 1 hour 10 min and the train is 26 minutes. I can't help but wave at the cars stuck in traffic saying "bye I am so glad that this little island with over a million people is getting on alternative transportation.

No signs anywhere on the roads to direct you to the trainstations. The multi billion dollar project…read moredecided to not put restrooms at the station either. The ride is nice and the its waaay faster then sitting in traffic. Train comes on time.

A few days ago I was happy to see ridership heading to the rail platform for transport. Not a huge…read morenumber of riders but glad to see it in use. Located close to Highway Inn in Waipahu. I remember when hubs and I rode Skyline from the end of the line in Kapolei when it first became operational. Today I saw the beginnings of the rail making its way towards Down Town close to Aloha Tower. It will be exciting once it is in operation at Ala Moana Shopping Center. Whenever we are heading out from the Daniel K Inouye Airport the Skyline with its white canopies is massive and attractive. Progress? It sure seems to be taking a long time for completion but sure and steady.

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!

Called a few days ahead of time to reserve, and was told we'd be texted the driver's info the day…read moreprior. We were not and called after business hours luckily they got back to us. It was $30 cash for the service, a good deal for three people compared to a taxi. The driver was on time, and friendly. The van was old but clean I would use them again.

We called 24 hours prior to our departure and they were able to accommodate us. They were on time…read moreand were able to transport our family of 9 in two vehicles. Chris was our driver and he made the drive enjoyable with great conversation, we will definitely use them again when we come back to Oahu.

For someone who has mobility issues, this transportation (pink line) helped me a lot! It goes…read morearound the city particularly the shopping and hotel area. It also stops at the Waikiki beach. It takes longer where you want to go but I enjoyed the breeze and saved me from aches and pains. The ride is $6 and it's an all day pass. It starts just before 10 am and I think it ends at 8 pm. You can buy the pass from the bus driver in cash. They don't accept credit cards and they prefer exact change only. If you have the JCB credit card, your ride is free. Don't lose your ticket since you have to present it when boarding.

Always so fun and efficient! Affordable, too! Drivers vary, some more fun than others lol...read more