The Bus in Honolulu, Hawaii
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- Public Transportation travel tip
- City center
by A lot of people use it and it's really very good, one of the best public transport I have met. If you have to transfer, you will probably need to head to Ala Moana Center (a mall) or downtown Honolulu.
One ticket costs $2 and it allows one transfer. If you want to spend more time with sightseeing, you may need a so-called Oahu Discovery Passport. It allows 4 days of unlimited usage of The Bus, costs about $20 and can be found in ABC stores.
I think public transportation is not only good because it's cheap but because it allows some real contact with locals. I love The Bus! :)
Address:
Everywhere in the city and around.
Price:
Ticket: $2
Discovery Passport for 4 days: $20
On the web:
http://www.thebus.org/
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