OAHU
Oahu’s best days out.
The 14 most popular tickets on Oahu. A short list of the ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and where to book.
Waikiki luau buffet with an included Rock-a-Hula show option, plus Maui Gold pineapple, a Mai Tai, and fire-knife dance in Royal Hawaiian Center.
Most Popular“Great show! Performers were very good! Food is great especially the pig and grilled chicken. Staff were so friendly!”
Rock-A-Hula in Honolulu at the Royal Hawaiian Theater: live band, hula, fire knife dance, and a 1920s-to-now story.
“Very professional and well done show! We loved the Elvis & Michael Jackson tribute artists! The show was great!”
General admission to Bishop Museum in Honolulu: Hawaiian Hall, Pacific culture, a planetarium option, and hands-on science with lava.
“Museum was closed Thanksgiving . But you sold us tickets anyway. This was the only day we had availble I”
Islands of Polynesia at Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center: hands-on village culture, canoe shows, and 3-day access, from $103.50.
“This was an excellent tour. The bus picked us up near our hotel and we arrived at the Polynesian Cultural Center just as it opened for the day. We were able to organize our day to see all of the featured presentations in each of the villages. The meal was also included and all of…”
Waikiki hotel pickup plus Diamond Head state-park reservation tickets. Walk at your own pace with a comfortable shuttle and great views.
“Worked great for us. Other tours have felt very rushed and I felt that the time allowed to hike. Diamond head was just right and even had time for a cold drink afterwards.”
Diamond Head sunrise hiking tour in Honolulu with hotel pickup, ticket and reservation included. 1.5-mile climb, steps, views.
“Very cool adventure even if you’re not into hiking like me. Just follow the crowd and you will be fine. Bring bottle of water with you up there as there are no shops. Also use a toilet on the bottom as well before you start climbing. Tour guide was very informative as well about the…”
Explore six Polynesian Island Villages on Oahu with dance lessons, canoe paddling, tattoos, and hands-on games in 5 hours.
“it was perfect. we had a great time.”
Explore Pearl Harbor from the air with Hangar 37, Hangar 79, and the East Wind Rain film on Ford Island. Optional Top of the Tower.
Priority access to aircraft in WWII-surviving hangars on Ford Island, with an included audio headset and shuttle for an 9-hour deep look.
“To me it connects the US Arizona Memorial to the rest of the war in the Pacific. You get to see aircraft that served both the United States and Japan. You may have heard about wildcats and Zeros but here you can see them up close!”
Bishop Museum Honolulu ticket covers Hawaiian and Pacific Hall, Science and Adventure lava demos, and planetarium lobby.
“Wonderful experience and educational.”
A 10-hour Pearl Harbor day with USS Arizona, USS Missouri, USS Bowfin, aircraft hangars, and Honolulu sights. Hotel pickup and entry included.
“Will was an awesome guude, full of historical facts.”
Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaii half-day with admission plus Waikiki-area transportation, a smart mix of huge slides and wave time.
“Almighty 2.half hours of sheer joy and madness riding the flumes.there were very small numbers at the park.lines were short. Food available cheaper than other parks I have been to. Our driver was pleasant and punctual.my son and I both agree we would do the same tour again.awesome day.xxxxxxxxxxx”
Oahu to Maui in one day: Road to Hana by bus with airfare, meals, water, and time at waterfalls, turtles, black-sand beaches, and banana bread.
“I paid $700.00 and it was not worth it at all. I took a plane from Oahu early in the morning, the plane ride went fine, it is only about 20 minutes away. When I got there, someone came to pick me up at the airport, and after that, the problems started. The guy dropped…”
Hanauma Bay snorkeling slot with admission and gear on Oahu. Plan for limited hours, no transport, and keep your ID for check-in.
“I was told it included transpiration, it did not! But even worse is when I "Uber" my trip the officials at Hanauma Bay did not recognize the registration I printed from Viator. The only good experience was the officials at the Park did allow us to enter but I had to prove I had ID.…”
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