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    3.8 (12 reviews)

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    machines to take your money lol
    Angel H.

    Thanks to Nadine C. for riding the rail with me today. It was better than I expected. It was pretty smooth except for a few bumps along the way. Once they build it to Ala Moana it'll be a lot faster to get to Kapolei. You no longer will have to sit in all that traffic. I know that some people feel that there's no parking at some of the rail stops. I believe that we can still make it work. I've travelled quite extensively in my life before Covid. I've taken the rail in many countries and can honestly say that none of them had parking. In Hong Kong and New York the metro was underground. In Chicago, Taiwan, Japan, London and Paris it was above ground. I didn't see parking at any of their stops. I am happy that they put a glass closure that opens and closes when the train arrives. So many rail systems just leave the platforms open. People are pushed or accidentally fall over and die. Don't hate on me if you don't like the rail. I'm a believer in rail. It made getting around so much easier for me in different cities. I didn't even have to rent a car. I just connected to the rail by bus or taxi depending on where I was. You'll need a HOLO pass to get on. It's $3 to get on every time, unless you get a daily pass. I'm not sure if they do a monthly or annual pass. We got on at the Halawa stop. They had machines where you could scan your card and deposit money. There weren't any instructions though and they didn't have a chart listing the fares. I was told that I needed to scan my card to exit the station, which I found odd. Usually, at most rails the entrances and exits are at different places. You don't need to scan to get out. Here the entrance and exit are at the same place. I guess you have to scan to get out, so people can't come in without paying.

    Rachie P.

    Came for a ride on Ohana day. We were all excited to be one of the first public riders! Its been a long time coming... this project began around the time I had my youngest child and she is now pretty much a teen! I did say it probably wouldn't be until 2025 and beyond that it would finally be finished and technically its not quite reached its final anticipated destination. For now the rail will be able to board from the KROC center (Kualaka'i aka East Kapolei Station) to the Aloha Stadium (Hālawa station) with a total of 9 stops going through Waipahu and Pearl City. Each way took approximately 20m. About 2-5m between each stop. We boarded at the Aloha Stadium with lots of parking stalls available for commuters. There are 2 elevators, escalators and stairs to get up to the platform. Bathrooms were available with assistance from workers to open the doors. Wheelchair accessible, space for luggage, bikes and skateboards welcome. Unsure how the HOLO card will be used for this transit system yet. I believe July 1st will be the first day the HOLO card is required and will still be free from 6/30/23-7/4/23. Theres still lots of room for improvement as its still in its early stage of opening and operations. Unfortunately this line is not realistic for my family and I to utilize. Hopefully it will help some. For now I feel this is more of a novelty for locals. Still looking forward to seeing more phases of this project opening in the future.

    Hālawa Station - entrance gates
    Jo Y.

    The Honolulu Skyline is a light metro system that consists of 18.9 miles of automated fixed-guideway line that was planned, designed & constructed by the HI Authority for Rapid Transportation, a semi-autonomous government agency. It is the largest public works project in HI. The plans for this mass transit line to connect Honolulu's urban center with its outlying areas began in the 1960's, but funding was not approved until 2005, & construction started on 2/22/11. Estimated cost is $12.4 billion & climbing higher. There are 21 stations from east Kapolei to the Civic Center in Honolulu. There are 3 main phases: * Phase 1: opened on 6/30/23, links east Kapolei to Aloha Stadium via 9 stations. * Phase 2: to open in mid-2025, links Pearl Harbor & Dan Inouye Intl Airport until just before Middle St, via 4 stations. * Phase 3: to open in 2031, links Middle St. to the Civic Center via 6 stations. This review is for Phase 1, which includes the following 9 stations: * Halawa ("curve") Station (Aloha Stadium). This station, built on a former stadium overflow parking lot, was planned to accommodate the many sports & entertainment venues held at the stadium; however, delays in building or renovating the stadium exist. New housing, retail businesses, restaurants & a hotel were being planned for this redevelopment project. There are 590 parking stalls in the park-&-ride lot. * Kalauao ("multitude of clouds") Station (Pearlridge). This rail segment is the closest station to Oahu's 2nd-largest shopping mall; however, the station exit is a 5 to 10-minute walk along Kam Hwy & Kaonohi St, & a planned pedestrian bridge was subsequently eliminated. * Waiawa ("milkfish water") Station (Pearl Highlands). Initially designed to connect riders from Central Oahu & the North Shore, plans have drastically been reduced for easy accessibility. There is no parking, so drop-offs only. * Halaulani ("heavenly halau, chief's house, name of a star") Station (Leeward Community College). The most isolated, light use is expected due to the low enrollment at the college & not much of a surrounding population. There is no parking or bus connections. * Pouhala ("Pandanus post or pillar") Station (Waipahu Transit Center). A bus transfer hub, the popular Highway Inn Restaurant is just steps away & Elena's is close by. There is no parking. * Ho'ae'ae ("to make soft or fine") Station (West Loch). This station serves Ewa Beach residents via TheBus & drop-and-ride connections. There are only 21 parking stalls. * Honouliuli ("dark boy") Station (Ho'opili). Located between UH West Oahu & western end of Waipahu, this station is surrounded by farmland, with Aloun Farms nearby. There is a temporary 344-stall park-&-ride lot. * Keone'ae ("fine, soft, powdery sand") Station (UH West Oahu). Known as "the train to nowhere," future planned development plans are still in discussion. There is a temporary 304-stall park-&-ride lot. * Kualaka'I ("to show the way, stand & lead") Station (East Kapolei). The station is isolated & not near many homes or businesses. Bus connections are necessary, & there is no parking. Introductory free rides were provided to the public from 6/30 to 7/4/23, & hubby and I were fortunate to try it out. As we live in HI Kai & far from the rail line, we parked at Aloha Stadium & caught the rail there. We got off at the Waipahu Station to have lunch at Highway Inn & continued our round-trip rail ride. In order to do this, I had to do a bit of research to determine what stop we would exit & how to get to the restaurant. My observations are as follows: * It is disappointing to see how initial plans were significantly scaled back, resulting in many stations that are isolated, have no parking & have no pedestrian bridges or accessibility to nearby business & retail centers. Major redevelopment plans to build new housing & businesses near to the train stations are still being discussed & will not be in fruition until many years from now. Only 3 of the 9 stations had park-&-ride lots: Halawa, Keone'ae & Honouliuli. * Riders need to be educated to make quick decisions to exit the train & allow others to exit before the automatic doors close. They need to learn the train stops & how far they need to walk or use the bus to get to their destination. * Riders sitting in elderly & disabled priority seating should offer their seats to the elderly & disabled if they are standing. * Get to know the Hawaiian names of the stations, as they are used frequently. * Recorded announcements of train stations are muffled & are difficult to understand. * Shaky & uneven rides at times. Have ridden on trains in Japan, the Skyline is not as technologically sophisticated; however, it's a beginning step for Honolulu to stay abreast in the world-wide developments in public transportation. I hope that local residents and tourists will support the Skyline to make it a success so that future developments may proceed and to keep maintenance costs at a minimum.

    Escalator
    Gabriel P.

    7-04-2023: I took the opportunity to ride the rail for free. I would like to congratulate the city for getting this first segment of Skyline up and running. It was a long and expensive journey. The city had promoted the views from the rail as a reason to ride the rail. Yes, the views were picturous. My wife dropped the three of us at the station. She entered from Salt Lake Boulevard, and I didn't see any kiss and ride drop off. My wife told me later that Sha saw kiss and ride signs as she exited. I guess we went in thru the wrong entrance . We got off in the parking lot and had to cross two bus lanes to get to the station. With a tap of the holo card, we were on our way. Up the escalators and a short wait, we boarded the train. Hold on if you're standing. Acceleration and deceleration weren't as smooth as other rail systems that I've been on. The ride was bumpy for the majority of the ride. There were a few short segments in which the ride was smooth. Well, that's my opinion.

    Getting ready to board the Rail at Halawa Station
    Julie T.

    Halawa Station has alot of parking. We parked in the handicap stall. The Entrance was all the way on the other side from where the handicap stalls were. Not too smart in the planning process. Alot of people are disabled and have a hard time walking. The gate was closed to enter the building from the handicap parking side. It doesn't make sense that we had to walk all the way to the other side to enter. The view from the Rail was cool though. There is only one elevator for the platform and if busy you gotta wait for the next elevator. The elevator is too small to accommodate both strollers and wheelchairs at the same time along with people. The overall experience was ok. I was hoping it went all the way to Ka Makana Ali'i mall or water park or target in Kapolei at least.

    Val H.

    The Skyline opened for business on June 30, 2023 with free rides until July 4. We rode on Sunday afternoon and parked at the Halawa station. We boarded the rail and went for a ride from Halawa to Kapolei. It was twenty minutes one way with stops every ten minutes. The views along the way are beautiful. It's a different perspective when looking from above and of course not driving in a car. There are some bumps along the way but overall the ride is fairly smooth and quick. This is only one part of the rail project as there will be more to come once completed. It will be interesting to see how many people will be using this transportation mode. But for today it was a fun experience.

    Kathy U.

    Finally got to ride "The Rail" This weekend! We drove to Halawa station where it currently end/start all the way to the Kualaka'i start/end, depending on your frame of reference. There are only nine stations for now and some are conveniently located, some I'm not sure about. Currently the drive and park stations are free and seem convenient. What was confusing - after you park at the Halawa parking lot and walk towards the rail station there aren't signs telling you where the entrance is. But it's easy enough to figure out. Holo card kiosks were along the wall if you need to add funds. I think you can also purchase regular standard cards for $2. Seniors and other non-standard must be purchased else where with proof of age, or disability, etc. Card tap entrances into the station worked very well and smoothly. Hubby and daughter and I all used a different entrance and all went well for us. Ride was relatively smooth as long as you are sitting. View is nice. Rain is A/C'd so it's comfortable. Stations that seemed convenient (we didn't get off at any - we were just along for the ride): Halawa if you live in the area once the rail goes into town. Pearlridge station if you want to go to the West, or a Mauka side of the shopping center. (We contemplated getting off here to grab a bite to eat, since you can get back on for free if you do it within the time limit. But decided not to.) The Leeward Community College station looked convenient, as did the Waipahu stations if you want to shop in the stores near the stops. Some seem to need a transfer to a bus. If you are a bus rider, that's probably ok. If you are not, then probably not convenient. Would have loved to have a station closer to Ka Makana'ali'i shopping center. The Kualaka'i station doesn't seem convenient except for those wanting to ride into town or perhaps UH once there are stations there. Stations are clearly marked, recorded voice announcing the stops was easy to understand. Signs in the train make it easy to see what stop us next. There was also a nice map of the rail route in the train. Oops - didn't see the sign saying no photos of the station. (You have to go rather close to read the signs if you don't have good eyesight) Because we didn't get off at any station we only paid $3 for the entire ride. Would ride again if we have visitors who would like to see the west side of the island.

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    Dole Plantation - Chocolate dipped Dole Whip

    Dole Plantation

    3.6(3.8k reviews)
    12.6 mi

    Be a pineapple: Stand tall, wear a crown, and be sweet on the inside…read more Visiting Dole Plantation was honestly a strange mix of fun, beauty, history, and a little bit of emotional whiplash. Which, to be fair, is probably the most historically accurate way to experience a place with the word "plantation" in the name. On one hand, it's genuinely beautiful. The grounds are lush, the air smells incredible, and the pineapple everything is incredibly delicious. The Dole Whip absolutely lived up to the hype, and the gardens, train ride, and giant maze had this cheerful old Hawai'i roadside attraction energy that felt charming instead of overly polished. It was wholesome. I even saw a few adorable cats being fed by the workers. There is also this underlying awareness the entire time where your brain quietly goes, "...wait." Why? Because plantations are not cute historically. The word itself carries a lot of weight tied to colonization, labor exploitation, and the reshaping of Hawai'i for corporate agriculture and tourism. So walking through a place that's simultaneously serving pineapple soft serve while existing within that history creates a peculiar emotional duality that's hard to ignore. Honestly, I appreciated that feeling. Not because the history is good, because it absolutely isn't, but because places should make us think a little. Hawai'i is stunning but it's also layered and complicated and visiting somewhere like this becomes more meaningful when you acknowledge both the beauty and the discomfort instead of pretending one cancels out the other. The experience ended up feeling less like, "Yay pineapples!" and more like a reminder that travel is best when you let yourself enjoy the present while still respecting the history underneath it. Note: I totally destroyed a Dole Whip because personal growth, historical awareness, and pineapple soft serve with fresh pineapple can intertwine, okay?

    Yes this is a tourist destination but one that you really need to visit…read more The shop is filled with so many food, drink and souvenirs from the Islands to purchase. They seemed super crowded when we were there. The train ride is a must and I recommend booking in advance for the Shaka ticket so you sit in the front car. There is a speaker the narrates your journey but until you are in the front car it's almost impossible to hear what they are saying. The real gem here is the local vendors outside with handcrafted items. So many beautiful and unique things there and great that you support local artists. Then lets not forget dole whip right at that dole plantation. That also is almost mandatory.

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    Dole Plantation - Front entrance - free admission & parking.  Tickets can be purchased for other park attractions: train, maze, & tours.

    Front entrance - free admission & parking. Tickets can be purchased for other park attractions: train, maze, & tours.

    Dole Plantation - FRESH PINEAPPLE

    FRESH PINEAPPLE

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    Animation Magic - Outside

    Animation Magic

    2.0(63 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    Fake, scalping, and poorly disguised dropshipper…read more Just in case the average customer is not aware, pretty much everything in this store is FAKE and/or unofficial. Most of it is dropshipped garbage you can get from Aliexpress/Temu for 1/50th the price. Cheap quality, poor service, and insane prices on merch they hope you're too dumb to buy online for WAY cheaper. Not to mention they now have a known history of scalping releases and marking them up. Don't think we didn't see you buying out all the TJ Maxx Miffy plushies so you can sell it for double the price. They are ACTIVELY taking away opportunities for fans to buy merch from retailers by scalping. Do not support this shop or any of its rude owners. Just look at the other reviews. They are genuinely preying on people who don't know better. DO NOT FALL FOR IT.

    Shopping in Pearlridge Center, Aiea, O'ahu…read more.. I've been to the Ala Moana Center location, but not recently. I knew that they carried cute plushies, but I wasn't sure about the new trend... Labubus! Yes, Animation Magic has some. They also have the replicas called Lafufus. Each type is labeled. The authentic Labubus are priced higher than the Lafufus. You can tell the difference... mostly in the eyes... Service was helpful - even in this spacious store. There is such a variety of merchandise... I especially liked the Stitch, Miffy, and Hello Kitty items! It's quite overwhelming!

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    Animation Magic - Buying this. On sale.

    Buying this. On sale.

    Animation Magic - Jigglypuff?

    Jigglypuff?

    Animation Magic - Wall of adorable backpacks!

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    Wall of adorable backpacks!

    Satellite City Hall - Line at 10:05 am

    Satellite City Hall

    3.2(228 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Made an appointment on Aloha Q for an appointment at 9 am when they open. Unusual thing is because…read morethis branch is at Pearlridge Center which opens at 10 a.m. you must wait for the dmv employee to come up so the security guard can open the doors. The employee checks you off on his clipboard, make sure you have your appointment confirmation code. Once you go down a floor head to their office at far left. You will be checked for your id and application. Somehow I missed the part about filling in an application so I was given one and proceeded forward but filled in the form first before taking a seat. Luckily it was just a duplicate drivers license I needed since the lamination on mine was peeling off from one top edge. My number was called to window 2 and I had the nicest young man. I told him I no longer needed glasses as a restriction since I had both eyes cataract surgeries. He asked if I wanted to take the eye test. Yes! I passed. Bring your check made out to City and County of Honolulu for $6. Next you move over two windows to your left, get fingers scanned then get your photo retaken. Hooray! At the earliest your plastic license will be mailed to you in 2 weeks. You get a cool temporary license with your photo and information on it. Only catch is you cannot travel with a temporary license. Fortunately I can travel using my passport as ID when I travel internationally. In and out in half an hour. So glad the employee I had was so pleasant, and smiled.

    Aloha, I've come…read morehere before and there was a very long line which extended out the door. People just waited their turn. It was a wait, almost 2 hours. Five years later and reservations are available if you plan early and I mean early like months, unfortunately I was able to utilize the months out in advance, so when I arrived without a reservation along with others were told to sit and wait and they would help if there was time in between the official appointments. I arrived before it opened at 8, and was #4 I was seen 3 hours after arriving. There were some people called ahead of me who didn't have appointments, but I didn't challenge. Once inside the lady was fast and throughly completed my drivers renewal. She was friendly and funny too Appointments four months out are not convenient, please find another way to make more times available. Mahalo

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    Satellite City Hall
    Satellite City Hall - Monorail entrance next to Macy's

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    Monorail entrance next to Macy's

    Manakoa Gym

    Manakoa Gym

    4.8(45 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Mm. There are basically no places on Oahu that provide adult gymnastics and if there are, let me…read moreknow!! I stayed at work one day rather than go back to my home office in order to be closeby and attend the adult gymnastics class. Athough the facility was nice, it's really tiny. The size of a single company warehouse. They sure do get creative with the space - in that there was a private lesson happening and the kid was tumbling through our class space as well. This would be an amazing aerial studio (high ceilings) but it's pretty cramped, although I have to say they do their best to utilize the space efficiently. This review is for adult gymnastics only. In short: it's the kids class, with adults participating. Not very satisfying. And my warmup was led by like a six year old. As an adult participant, I was not impressed, but don't keep this from bringing your children.

    Very disappointed with their customer service. I was charged all of my previous months on the 20th…read moreof every month so I emailed them on the 18th to cancel as per their policy is to cancel 48 hours prior to the billing cycle. Every single month we were charged on the 20th then I get an email from them saying that my billing date is the 17th. My charge did not go through for the next month yet and I cancelled 48 hours prior to when I was regularly charged yet they refuse to cancel the pending charge. Their customer service is horrible and they just seem money hungry. I have been to other locally owned gyms who would easily refund us if we emailed them 48 hours prior to when they bill but I guess this gym does not care about their clients. The overall gym is very small, there is another review for adult gymnastics that gives it 2/3 stars and I have to agree with them. You spend more than half the class stretching and maybe 10 minutes doing actually gymnastics. Sometimes you only do the activity once because of how little time you're given doing actual gymnastics. I would recommend another place that has two hour adult gymnastics for half the price!

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    Manakoa Gym
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    Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum - Plane Bush Sr flew

    Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

    4.3(326 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    It was a small birthday celebration--just myself, the newly minted 9-year-old grandson, and his…read moremother. The admission to the museum was pricey, even for Kama'aina, so we opted to get the Family Membership instead. The membership was for 2 adults and up to 4 kids, and also has discounts for other exhibits. After a quick sweep through the museum, and a wary observation of the flight simulator, the grandson decided it was time to eat. I got the Blue Angels Burger and he got the kids hot dog meal. I'd say the prices were reasonable, considering how much takeout and restaurant food costs these days. The burger was fat as hell and the dog wasn't Costco sized but definitely satisfied the kid. I didn't get pics of the food because I was too enthralled over the size of the patty! We spent the day also visiting the Mighty Mo, the Virtual Reality tour, and gift shop shopping also.

    Our second stop while at Pearl Harbor was the Aviation Museum. Located just a few moments from the…read moreUSS Missouri on Ford Island. In my opinion the Aviation Museum was one of the cooler stops on our trip. I really enjoyed all the different types of planes and carriers they had on display. We also ate Lunch at the Cafe in the Aviation Museum and the food was delicious! The bus picked us up from the USS Missouri and dropped us off at the Aviation Museum, there was a short line to check in at the front desk of the museum before you could enter the inside portion of the museum. They had a flight simulator inside the internal museum as well as a gift shop and restaurant. The Hangar still had the original bullet holes in the glass from the Pearl Harbor attack which was a really neat part of history to be able see. They also have a section where they are restoring some planes and helicopter parts. My favorite thing they had was this wood paneled plane in the hangar. They also had some old Military trucks out front of the hangar that were really cool. I highly recommend visiting the Aviation Museum while at Pearl Harbor.

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    Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum - You can go to the top of the tower, but make a reservation.

    You can go to the top of the tower, but make a reservation.

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    Pink Box - Mulan!

    Pink Box

    4.1(78 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    BT21 fans this is the place…read more.. Cuteness is definitely found here along with fun stationeries and lots of hair accessories though this location in the Waimalu Plaza has the load of BT21 items I've ever seen in a single shop for its cozy size. Pink Box and N.Cat do share the same business as you see the sign on this store as well but it was nice to visit here as they do have slightly different merchandise from the other Kaneohe and Ala Moana location and with lots of free parking making it an easy stop to shop for various reasons...lol! They got great deals to bundle for multiple item purchases so if you're grabbing one for you grab one for someone and the service is very helpful if you're looking for a particular character or item. Thank you!

    Thank you for my new friend Susan for getting me out of the house today. If not for her, I never…read morewould have discovered Pink Box. Not a large store, but they stock something for every taste. So many hair accessories, backpack accessories, stationery & pens, plushies and dolls for little and not-so-little girls! Wide variety of BTS items for everyone! While there, teenagers, tweens, millennials, gen-x-ers alike were browsing. The staff are very friendly and helpful. (I needed translation of something written in Korean.) And they didn't kick me out for taking a ton of photos. I expected to pay a lot for the items I chose, but the prices are very reasonable and some, were downright shockingly low!

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    Hello Kitty Keychain

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    Totes and reusable bags

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    Jewelry

    RMB Handi-Trans Services

    RMB Handi-Trans Services

    3.2(20 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    WORST MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION ON THE ISLAND!!! They will not…read moreonly CANCEL your scheduled medical appointment but they will not call you to inform what they did,steal your insurance money,have you wait 2-3 hours for a ride home from dialysis and doctors appointments. The owner Marilyn cares more about money then her paying customers who are all Kaiser & HMSA patients. If you don't want to suffer or your loved ones then I suggest a DIFFERENT COMPANY NOT THIS ONE!!!!! TERRIBLE,HORRIBLE,NO CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS AND WILL TALK BAD ABOUT YOU!!!! Paper trails and former patients and employees will let you know everything!!!.

    Worst service! Totally unprofessional. Totally dangerous. Unbelievable that Kaiser still uses this…read morecompany at all. They were super late delivering my family member. When I called to find out when I could expect them and to let them know that they had forgotten her brace at Kaiser and she wasn't supposed to be moved without it, the woman (owner) on the phone yelled and hung up on me. An hour and a half after the scheduled arrival time two guys arrived and unloaded my family member on the gurney and left her in the rain while they tried to tell me they didn't want to carry her on the gurney cause it was heavy so they would just carry her on a sheet! I explained that was out of the question as this person was very fragile and not supposed to even lift her head without her brace. These guys had driven away from Kaiser before the nurse could put her brace on and they wanted to move her on a sheet! One guy wound up carrying the front of the gurney and I had to help the other guy with the back of it. The guy in the back was so out of shape he had to stop and catch his breath on every step even though I did most of the lifting. The driver was the owner's son who told me to call her if had any complaints. Highly recommend NEVER using this company if you care about the person being transported!

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