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| Waikiki | Bus Prices Posted: Wed August 22, 2007 12:40 AM UTC
What's the cost for a local bus ride and do you have to have exact change? Whats the cost for a Waikiki to the airport ride?
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VicTom  
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| Waikiki | Re: Bus Prices Posted: Wed August 22, 2007 04:47 AM UTC
Check www.thebus.org or please call the Information Office at (808) 848-5555 (daily from 5:30a.m. to 10:00p.m.)
The bus fare is $2.00 unless it was changed recently. Bus drivers don't carry change so you have to have the exact change.
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joiwatani 
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| Waikiki | Re: Bus Prices Posted: Thu August 30, 2007 09:15 PM UTC
This year February the bus fare was still USD 2. (If you want to transfer just ask for a transferticket, the price remains the same). And you have to have the exact amount.
You cannot take the city bus "The Bus" from/to the airport to/from Waikiki if you have big luggage or suitcase. The cheapest way is to take the Roberts Hawaii bus from the airport to Waikiki. A return fare is about (forgot the exact price sorry) USD 16. For a ride back from you Waikiki hotel to the airport just call the number on the ticket 24 hours in advance and make the reservation for the pick up.
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eenelfje 
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| Waikiki | Re: Bus Prices Posted: Sun September 16, 2007 06:05 AM UTC
Plus many of the hotel's offer free airport shuttle.
You can bring some baggage on the bus - here's a list of what they allow: http://www.thebus.org/CS/RulesReg.asp As of August 15, 2007 anyway, one-way fare is $2 for adults ($1 for disabled), $1 for seniors (65 and up) and for youth ages 6 through 17, and it’s a free ride for keiki (children) under 6. Each fare includes one free transfer with a two-hour limit, provided you’re going in the same direction. However, depending on your itinerary, you may do better with the $20 four-day visitor’s pass ($10 for ages 6 to 17 and disabled, $5 for seniors). And then you don’t have to think about getting change beforehand either. You can purchase a pass at any of the Wiki Wiki convenience stores as well as other locations. The Bus' fare page has more info: http://www.thebus.org/Fare/FarePasses.asp P.S. I actually brought home a Christmas tree on The Bus when I lived in Waimanalo (country side, Windward). Another thing I love about The Bus is you get to enjoy the view! And learn some Pidgin :-) Aloha Cindy www.CoconutRoads.com "Taking you to the Heart of Hawaii"
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VolcanoCindy  
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