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    3.6 (14 reviews)

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    Kira C.

    These guys are great! My son LOVES to ride the train. Every time we go to the mall he begs us to ride it. I think its $5 for kids and the adults are a little more, but sometimes they run specials where the parents ride free before a certain time. The cars are big enough to fit me, my husband, and the little one inside comfortably. But what makes it awesome is the people. Theres a guy that has been there since they first opened who clearly loves his job or at least takes a lot of pride in it, and is super awesome with kids. He gets them to engage and laugh and make the experience that much better. And he rocks really cool kicks with the Toy Story aliens on them. The little train has some good pull and an even better turning radius. It's pretty surprising actually. Even though the space in the mall that the train runs isn't that long, they make great use of the space and do a lot of fun turns. After the ride, they have recently started giving out lollipops to the kids so that's cool. Even though when all three of us have to pay for the ride it's a little expensive, its still worth it to see the joy in my sons face. I'll definitely be back soon.

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    Ride is too short for the price you pay. Train station is always moving around so you gotta look hard to find it

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    Hawaiian Railway Society

    Hawaiian Railway Society

    4.2
    (176 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Magical Train Ride Adventure!…read more We absolutely loved our experience on the historic Hawaiian Railway -- such a unique and beautiful way to explore Oahu's west side! From start to finish it was pure aloha vibes and family fun! Prices: Standard train ride tickets were around $18 for adults and $13 for kids (ages 2-12) (kids under 2 are free!), and we felt it was worth every penny for the experience and memories! Parking & Arrival: There's plenty of free parking right at the train station, which made arriving super easy and stress-free. We got there a little early to soak in the atmosphere before departure! Hours & Tour Times: The train runs on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays with departures like 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM, plus a couple of other times depending on the day -- perfect for planning your afternoon. Length & Route: The whole ride is about 90 minutes round-trip, slowly chugging through scenic parts of Oahu's Leeward coast with beautiful views of the ocean and mountains. The narration from the guide made the ride even more interesting! Stops & Fun: One of the best parts was the ice cream stop in Ko Olina -- we all hopped off for a cool treat at a little plaza and waved to neighbors along the way! Photo Ops Everywhere: There were so many spots perfect for photos -- seaside views, cute vintage train cars, and open-air seating made for great candid shots! Plus, we barely saw anyone else there during our ride, so it felt like we had the whole adventure to ourselves. Tips: * Arrive early to grab good seats and explore the train yard * Bring a camera (or phone!) -- the scenery is AMAZING * Don't forget a little extra cash for ice cream! Overall: This was one of our favorite experiences on Oahu -- kid-friendly, super scenic, and just plain fun. We're already talking about going back again next time!

    First time ride on the Hawaiian Railroad Society's train from Ewa (Kapolei) to Kahe Point (past Ko…read moreOlina) late April 2026. It's a slow-paced easy ride with a narration of the area's past history and current status. Once the train entered onto the Ko Olina property the views were beautiful, especially up the sea cost. Passengers on both sides of the railcars switch seats to provide equal viewing opportunities. The seats are hard wood, so bring cushions. Overall a nice diversion and unique way to see the leeward (west) coastline of Oahu. Good for children especially. Staff very hospitable.

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    Looks small from the outside
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    Kids City - Kapolei

    Kids City - Kapolei

    4.5
    (301 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Came here more often now that town location is closing soon. AndI love that they have cafe area so…read morewe can enjoy food and coffee while the little one plays. But just one suggestion. Is it possible to move the basketball machine to the other side? My drinks got knocked over twice by the basketballs (on 2 different dates) because the cafe was right next to the machine. Just a suggestion if the owner is reading this. And I really love that you guys have the small toilets for young kiddos! I heard other parents praising about that too! Would be good to see those at the new location! It makes a big difference for kids being potty trained! As always I love kids city and thank you to all the friendly staff!

    We drove all the way from Waikiki to Kapolei because we'd been to the old Kid City years ago and…read morewanted to try something different with our two young kids. I left feeling pretty disappointed. The biggest issue isn't the equipment it's the operation. You're paying premium prices, you're required to buy Kid City socks even if you already have perfectly good grippy socks and yet the experience doesn't feel premium. If you're going to enforce those kinds of rules, I'd expect the facility to be cleaner, cooler, and better supervised. The layout also feels disconnected. Unlike Keiki Kingdom, where everything flows together naturally, Kid City feels like a collection of separate rooms rather than one cohesive play space. There are plenty of fun attractions. My kids enjoyed themselves and there are definitely more individual activities here. But what stood out just as much was the number of employees who seemed to be standing around while the things that actually mattered weren't getting enough attention. The bathrooms were sticky, some areas could have used more frequent cleaning and the ball pit was frustrating. Bigger kids were constantly pushing through toddlers, including my two and four year old and there wasn't much staff presence to keep things safe or redirect rough play. I found myself stepping in far more than I expected. None of these issues are difficult to fix. A little more attention to cleanliness, better supervision where kids naturally mix and friendlier service would completely change the experience. My kids still had fun and that's ultimately why we came. But as the parent paying for it, I expected more. Right now it feels like a two star experience with the potential to be much better.

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    Kids City staff prepare the balloon columns the night before
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    Letting my kiddos energy out at kids city
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    Kapolei Village Center

    Kapolei Village Center

    4.4
    (16 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    This little village is cool…read more.. Kapolei Village Center is located across Kapolei Lofts and there's no signage that I could see to indicate you're here but you'll know when you're here when you see Foodland. Weather you're here to stock up at shop for your groceries at Foodland or take care of your cravings at Domino's, Gina's, L&L, Coco Ichiban, Hawai'i Pot Shabu Shabu, Ninja Sushi, Paco's Tacos, Ramen Bones, Pho Kapolei, and other services available here or what I came for tea...Yi Fang as I do love tea and have chargers at each seating giving me a chance to recharge. There's lots of shared free parking which makes it easy to park and enjoy whatever you're here for as I found myself enjoying the quiet vibe here regardless the bustling amount of cars that constantly come and go you can literally eat, shop and even get some deals with KVC Discount Card. Thank you!

    Kapolei Village Center, thanks for bringing these tenants to the City of Kapolei. But your KVC…read moreDiscount Card Program is a joke. Whenever I try to redeem the discount or a promo, the store treats me like I'm a criminal. Here's a few examples: The Foodland offer: free reusable bag with any $50 or more purchase. I thought this was a great promo, get some grocery shopping done, get a free bag. Win-win. NOT! Some of the workers have no clue about the promo, others say it's only good on the weekends and yet another said the promo expired. Foodland get your act together. I'm spending my money @ your establishment, isn't that a good thing??? (The promo doesn't say weekends only, and the promo is still posted on the KVC site with NO mention of an Expiration Date) L&L offer: 10% of your purchase. When I arrived at the restaurant I showed the cashier the promo ahead of time just in case they weren't gonna honor it, I would eat elsewhere...she looks at it. Asks what is that? Omg really? It's a promo your landlord is offering and you have no idea about it??? She takes my phone and goes to the back kitchen to talk to some guy and asks him about it. The guy says yeah they can accept that. 10% off isn't a real big deal, but I'm helping this establishment by eating there. Smh. So again, the discount program is a joke since the tenants are so resistant to honoring it. I don't understand why? If this brings in the traffic, why not honor it? Instead you make your customers feel like criminals or maybe even worse than that. I grew up shopping @ the Market City Foodland and L&L Hawn BBQ has always been my go-to local plate lunch place so I was elated to see these two tenants here in kapolei, expecting the same great friendly service...boy was I wrong! Kapolei is a growing community, guess I'll be looking elsewhere for my groceries and bbq plate lunches.

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