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    Waipahu Transit Center - Bathrooms on the left (westbound stops)

    Waipahu Transit Center

    1.4(5 reviews)
    5.7 mi

    Waipahu Transit Center is the transfer point for individuals who want to go to Waikele, Ewa Beach,…read moreor Makaha. When the center was first opened there were restrooms for both the men and women to use. With my most recent layover visit at the transit I noticed that both restroom facilities were padlocked. My guess throughout the years the restrooms were hardly cleaned by the janitors and the facilities ended up having graffiti on the walls, the smell of urine, toilets not flushed, as well as lack of toilet paper, soap, and hand towel. Some days or nights there will be homeless individuals walking around the transit area...I tend to keep my distance when I see a homeless person that smell like urine or bad underarm smell. The Waipahu Transit Center is within walking distance to Times Supermarket, food establishments, as well as a gas station that has a car wash. One thing good about this transit center is that there is a security guard around to make sure that nothing else happens.

    When it first opened up, it was really nice. The restrooms were clean and whatnot. Now, the…read morerestrooms usually have urine and fecal matter on the floor and sometimes in and ON the toilet seats. There are a lot of creepers that hang out around here as well. If I can get on the bus at a different stop, I'd do that instead of come here. The star is for the security guard that is very polite.

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    Lonely Sunday at Waipahu Transit Center

    Waipahu Transit Center - The area doesn't have very good lighting at night so be aware of your surroundings

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    The area doesn't have very good lighting at night so be aware of your surroundings

    Skyline Keoneae Station - The junk part is the only entrance is across the street, but you cross a shaded footbridge.

    Skyline Keoneae Station

    4.7(3 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Spur of the moment, let's go to Kapolei today, wait... wanna go on the rail, round trip 40 minutes…read morefrom Kapolei Station to Halawa Station. No more free rides as of today but $10 for 2 Holo cards and two riders got us a morning adventure. We stood stupefied for a moment reading the signage. Nice employee came to our assistance. She informed us that this station only sells adult cards not senior cards. I told hubs it's fine so we got our entry into the station. If you have mobility issues there is an up escalator and a down elevator. If you park at the Park and Ride there is a short walk but walkers or a wheelchair might be helpful to those who need them. There is a bus stop there which drops off in front of the station. Watch for what Train platform you need to be at. At the C level you'll proceed to either T1 or T2. Approaching trains and times are lit up so look for the signs. Once on, there are seats that face forward, backwards or for priority seating facing sideways. The seats are comfy, for 70,000+ riders having ridden Skyline it is clean, and there are employees on board monitoring. Ingenious how the stops were determined by landmarks chosen for stations like LCC, Pearlridge and Halawa. Still requires walking but nevertheless convenient to hopefully alleviate morning and afternoon commute times. The distance between stations seems close enough and gets you there quickly. The next stop and which door will open is announced. I like the elevator height view above church steeples, with a passing egret flying by. A view from a car is limited but from up here you'll see much more: Waipahu Mill, neighborhoods, where the extra trains are housed, and more. Where the elevators are you might catch a cool breeze. The train cars are air conditioned. Right now the ridership is in awe with some excitement. Hopefully once the entire system is complete we'll hop onto it again.

    What a cool ride…read more.. With the biggest parking if you're heading east this would be the best choice though getting to the platform itself will be quite a journey though because it's large the benefits are that it's spacious and feeling like Japan with all the stairs I climbed today...maybe I'll lose some weight with this lol! Well with a Skyline filled with occupants it was hot...depends on where you're sitting don't bet on a chill ride depending where you're at though a tad bit rocky I think it's a smooth ride in comparison to some other rail system that I rode. I do like this station as it does have a park and ride with but taking you to to general area that I'm assuming as I'm not from this area and am not familiar other than Kamakana Ali'i, it is what it is and seems to be an option once we figure out the kinks which is what this free ride introduces us too is a good thing. Thank you!

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    Skyline Keoneae Station - Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Skyline Station facing mauka.

    Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Skyline Station facing mauka.

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