We are a family of 6. 4 children 6 and under…read more Friendly staff. Security is tight. Good selection of books. There is also a place for the toddlers to hang out which one of my son's have claimed when we get there.

Great place with a lot of memories. It's unfortunate, however, that the quiet room is the only…read morelocation with viable outlets. In many cases, it seems individuals use the desks and outlets to charge their devices preventing those with laptops from using the space effectively. Also, with the enclosed quiet space, the unfortunate lack of certain transient hygiene is a significantly disruptive. I hope the state can look into managing the needs of both library users and others in a meaningful way.

The food is hot and ready! The service is very friendly! The ambiance had been cleaned better than…read moreit was before!

Amazing! Yesterday I got an email and I felt like I had won the lottery! I used to wonder how…read moresome Yelpers got entrance- it was new to me! We arrived about one hour earlier than 7 pm and the line had wrapped around the building. About 6:15 pm the line began a forward movement- hooray!!! That was a great short wait in line. An organized line branched into two as you approached the employee where you showed your pass QR code and ID. You are able to select your seats- even better. I chose D11 & 12 my go to row. We brought our masks since perhaps the theater will be filled seat to seat. I grew up with the adage nothing in Life Is Free. I'm glad something aligned so we could attend tonight. Thankyou Consolidated Mililani Theater and AmazonMGMStudios for the showing of You're Cordially Invited

Rainbow Craft Company is a great wholesale spot for shells, some lei (not flower), and other items…read morethat you'd find at the swap meet. We shop here to get supplies to make art with the items, but there are carved paddles and other touristy stuff as well. Tip: The location isn't always open - make sure to call and see when the owner will be in the warehouse. He is very very friendly and you can't beat the prices!

This business is awesome. There's a wide selection of carvings, shells, baskets and more. They are…read morenot always open so you need to call in advance to make sure. It's not really a store but a warehouse. I used to go to the old location in Mapunapuna. The new location is in Waikele.

This is an absolutely hidden gem. Out your guide was phenomenal, as he explained each location we…read moresaw in such great detail and to where the story was told. Many tours are just names and facts, but this was totally different. Being able to walk from location to location was very insightful. The check in staff was incredibly polite. What a great way to break up vacation with local history and also to another part of the island.

A nice museum that provides insight into the history of Hawaii and people who helped it become what…read moreit is today. Museum is free but you need to pay an entrance fee to tour the grounds outside. Very peaceful and a nice escape from the hustle and bustle outside

What an experience!! Highly recommend! Lopaka is a great guide and story teller…read more The tour is engaging and mysterious. We started off sitting on the steps of the bandstand in Waikiki. Walked over to Kapiolani park, then the tennis courts. Lopaka told us stories throughout the entire tour. You do get to participate, I don't want to give too much away. You'll walk away with memories and stories to share. There is walking involved on this tour. Bring a jacket. Park at Waikiki Shell or the metered parking between the bandstand and the tennis courts (Kalākaua Ave). I can't wait to go on the next tour!

What a fun thing to do, whether your visiting or a local. A great guide and even if you don't…read morebelieve in Night Marcher's of spirits, there is a lot of history related in the tour. Allow about 90 minutes, come a little early for parking if needed. Can't say much more as I don't want to ruin the tour. Great guide with 30 years experience.

If you do only ONE thing while visiting Oahu then this should be the thing…read more Besides the beautiful views on the Ranch they have such a great history. You can do the standard movie tour and see the literally hundreds of movies and TV shows filmed there or explore a bit more on your own with their ATV tour or horseback tour. Everything is reasonably priced and our guide was fantastic. So much knowledge of history, filming, wildlife and lore. All done without a script in sight. There is a bunker built for WW2 that was never really used but now houses movie memorabilia from the many productions on the ranch. Staff everywhere was super friendly and be sure to check out ALL of the buildings as they offer food souvenirs and even a shop with meat and products from the ranch itself.

If you're visiting Oahu, Kualoa Ranch is an absolute must-do. Every time we find ourselves on the…read moreisland, we make it a point to come back and try a different excursion and it never disappoints. Whether it's the farm tour, ATVs, e-bikes, or even visiting the secret beach, every experience has been fun, unique, and incredibly well run. The setting alone is worth it you're surrounded by some of the most breathtaking natural beauty on the island, with views that are easily among the best in Oahu. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and there's even a chance you'll stumble upon a movie being filmed, which adds a little extra excitement to the day. This time around, we did the e-bike tour (novice level). Even though it's labeled beginner-friendly, I'd say it can still be a bit of a workout. I consider myself pretty athletic, and there were definitely moments where I had to push myself. That said, it just made the experience more rewarding. They do have you complete a practice run beforehand to make sure you're comfortable handling the bikes, which is reassuring. Our tour guide was fantastic and really made the experience enjoyable. As a bonus, we even got to catch a glimpse of the next Jumanji movie being filmed, which was such a cool surprise. We can't say enough good things about Kualoa Ranch. It's one of those places that keeps you coming back, and it absolutely deserves a spot on your Oahu itinerary.

Great location, close to home. The two times I've been there so far has been good. Clean location…read moreand friendly staff. Boxes for priority mail stacked nicely. They even have a self service area to ship boxes.

Every time I visit their location in Mililani, I am greeted and enjoy their friendly service. It…read morecan be busy during the holidays though, so if possible, pay for shipping labels in advance and drop it in their parcel box instead to avoid the long lines.

If you're into historical locations, this is a place to visit on island…read more Parking - $7 in their lots but if you go down just past them, there is a free lot. Bag policy - leave your bags in the car or home. You cannot enter with anything bigger than a small wallet. They will make you check it and pay. Better to not bring at all. Very strict. Tickets - Pearl Harbor itself to enter is free. You cannot pay $1 online to prebook the USS Arizona memorial boat tour in advance or just sign up as soon as you get there and it's free. Each time I've just done the latter and it usually gets me on the boat within an hour. They seem to always have standby but I've only gone in the afternoon. The tickets for everything else, you should look online in advance to include the bowfin and battleship. Those you should book online. Time - if you're not doing any paid additional tours, I would recommend 2-3 hours. There are 2 smaller museum areas to walk through, a walking path outside along the water, a 20+ minute video and the boat tour. You can definitely pair this visit with other activities throughout your day Food - there is a snack shop inside. Bathrooms - at least 2 available on each end Staff - some of the park rangers could be nicer. I've been a few times and one of them, they seemed on a grumpy or angry side. Not because anyone was doing anything they shouldn't be, that's just the way their attitude was but it could have just been a bad day. The memorial is open 7am to 5pm.

If you're on vacation and your looking to do an activity with history. This is it!…read more BEFORE YOUR VISIT: They have a very strict bag policy. They don't allow purses, backpacks, diaper bags, or even Lululemon fanny packs. If you're planning on visiting, make sure you bring a clear tote bag, (any size )the most important thing is that it is clear. If you try to go through the front gate with any type of bag, they will have you check it in at the next building for a cost of $7 Overall, this is a museum dedicated to Pearl Harbor. A day that will live in Infamy. They have historic walk through's of Pearl Harbor from back in the 1940's, an attack experience where you can see the history of the tension and ties between U.S and Japan. -they have a cinema experience, which is a 20 minute video of the overall history of December 7, 1941 -they have the submarine experience which is an additional cost. -they have the USS ARIZONA experience as well. You get to go on a boat and visit the physical memorial. This place is treated like a cemetery. They have expectations of your behavior and conduct while you're visiting the site You will be briefed before you board a boat, two Navy service members will drive you over to the site you get 15 mins on this site. Please be respectful when you're taking pictures or videos. There is no loud noise permitted while on the memorial. Overall, you can visit the site on your own without a tour guide. The cost of parking is $7 Admission is separate. For each historical site there is a fee for admission. I do recommend you check out the national memorial website you can get a package deal there. Or you can get on a tour bus and experience at least three of the museums were like $60 But if you want to take your time, and visit every single site at your own pace, you're probably gonna want to book through the national Memorial webpage where they have lunch meal bundles along with shuttle transportation, and a $10 gift card for the gift shop OVERALL: this is a special place. The ambience is quiet and respectable. It was a different kind of experience because there's a lot of reflection and history. Not a lot of noise. Lots of education. But a great site to visit.

Toastmasters has a new tagline, Where Leaders are Made. It's not just a place to learn public…read morespeaking. It's a place to make friends and grow. I know quite a few TM from the Mililani club and they are committed to supporting every new member reach their fullest potential. Helping others and feeling a sense of responsibility to one another is a hallmark of this fine TM club!