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Museums Adventure Tours 2019 Leisure Travel Services (LTS) Price List Department of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation - Army Hawaii **All prices subject to change without notice** Locations and Hours of Operation: *Revised 9/26/2019 Fort Shafter LTS Office Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5pm (808) 438-1985 Bldg 550 PX Market, Ft. Shafter, HI 96858 Saturday: 10:00am - 3pm Schofield Barracks LTS Ticket Office Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 6pm (808) 655-9971 Bldg 3320 Flagview Mall, Schofield Barracks HI 96857 Saturday: 9:00am - 4pm Schofield Barracks LTS Travel Office Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5pm (808) 655-6055 3320 Flagview Mall, Schofield Barracks HI 96857 (808) 655-6052 Visit our website at www.himwr.com/LTS MUSEUMS Bishop Museum (open daily 9am-5pm) $5 Parking Fee LTS Price Reg Price General Admission - Military Adult $13.00 $24.95 Senior ( 65+) $12.00 $21.95 Child(4-17yrs) $10.00 $16.95 All-Access Day Pass - Military Adult $18.00 $29.95 Senior ( 65+) $17.00 $26.95 Child(4-17yrs) $14.00 $19.95 Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum (open daily 9am-5pm) LTS Price Reg. Price General Admission Adult $15.00 $25.00 ` Child(4-12yrs) $10.00 $12.00 Aviator's Tour (Daily tours at 11am, 1pm, 3pm) - Check in 15 min early Adult $25.00 $35.00 Child(4-12yrs) $20.00 $22.00 USS Missouri (open daily 8am-4pm) LTS Price Reg Price General Admission "MightyMo Pass" Adult $21.00 $29.00 Child (4-12 yrs) $10.00 $13.00 Heart of the Missouri Tour (reservations required) Adult $46.00 $54.00 Child (10-12 yr) $22.00 $25.00 **Note: Children under the age of 10 are not allowed on Heart of Missouri Tour** ADVENTURE TOURS Climbworks LTS Price Reg Price Zipline Farm Tour (Weigh no more than 270 lbs) Ages 7 and up $153.00 $176.96 Coral Crater LTS Price Reg Price Adventure Package (Transportation included) Ultimate Adventure Package (minimum 60 lbs, min 40lbs-max 275 lbs, 4'6" Ages 18+ $261.00 $299.99 Ultimate Adventure Package (Child under 18 yrs (ATV FREE) Ages 6-17 $174.00 $199.99 Zipline & Adventure Tower (minimum 60 lbs, min 40lbs-max 275 lbs, 4'6 889495 $174.00 $199.99 Zipline & Adventure Tower (minimum 60 lbs, min 40lbs-max 275 lbs, 4'6") Ages 18+ $191.50 $219.99 Zipline & Off Road Adventure Ages 18+ $191.50 $219.99 Zipline & Off Road Adventure (Child under 18 yrs (ATV FREE) Ages 6-17 $122.00 $139.99 Adventures Half Zipline (3 lines) (minimum 60 lbs, max 275 lbs Ages 6 and up $78.00 $89.99 Full Zipline (6 lines) (minimum 60 lbs, max 275 lbs Ages 6 and up $122.00 $139.99 Adventure Tower (minimum 60 lbs, max 275 lbs, 4'6" Ages 6 and up $87.00 $99.99 Transportation from Waikiki Per Person $30.00 $31.40 Transportation from Ko Olina Per Person $15.00 $15.70 Special Events Sunset, Smores and Stars Ages 6 and up $122.00 $149.99 Zombie Apocalypse - Rescue Mission Ages 6 and up $53.00 $59.99 Zombie Apocalypse - Rescue Mission w/Zipline Ages 6 and up $80.00 $89.99 1 Gunstock Ranch LTS Price Reg Price 1 Hour Scenic Horseback Ride Ages 7 and up $77.00 $85.87 1.5 Hour Scenic Horseback Ride Ages 7 and up $89.00 $99.48 1.5 Hour Sunset Tour Ages 7 and up $98.00 $109.95 1.5 Advanced Horseback Ride* Ages 12+ & w/exp $127.00 $141.37 2 Hr Sweetheart Horseback Ride (Minimum 2 pax) Ages 7 and up $130.00 $145.56 2 Hr Advanced Sweetheart Horseback Ride* (Minimum 2 pax) Ages 12+ & w/exp $149.00 $166.50 2.5 Private Sunset Dinner Horseback Ride Ages 7 and up $177.00 $197.91 Pony Rides for Kids Ages 2 and up $42.00 $47.12 1 Hour Private Off Road Explorers Tour Age 5 and up $79.00 $87.96 2 Hour Private Off Road Explorers Tour Age 5 and up $130.00 $145.56 2 Hour Private Off Road Sunset Dinner Tour Age 5 and up $155.00 $172.78 Planter's Experience Age 4 and up $89.00 $99.48 Age 3 and under FREE FREE Planter's Experience - No Tree inluded Age 4 and up $42.00 $47.12 Age 3 and under FREE FREE 2.5 Hour Horseback Planter Tour Ages 7 and up $275.00 $302.63 2.5 Hour Horseback Planter's - Tour only, No Tree included Ages 7 and up $189.00 $208.38 2 Hour Off-Road Planter's Tour All Ages $215.00 $236.66 2 Hour Off-Road Planter's Tour - Tour only, No Tree inlcuded All Ages $129.00 $142.41 Happy Trails Hawaii LTS Price Reg Price 1 1/2 hrs guided Horseback Age 6+ $92.00 $93.19 2 hrs guided Horseback Age 6+ $112.00 $114.14 ***Maximum weight limit: 235lbs. Kualoa Ranch (Prices below good Apr 1, 2019 - Mar 31, 2020 ONLY.) LTS Price Reg Price Pregnant women are not permitted to participate in ATV, Horseback, and Zipline Tours. 1 Hr Horseback (At least 4'6 & no heavier than 230lbs) Age 10+ $63.00 $87.95 1 Hr ATV Age 16+ $63.00 $87.95 1 Hr UTV/Raptor Tour 2 pax, Driver must be 21yrs Age 13 + $63.00 $87.95 1 Hr UTV/Raptor Tour Child (5-12 yrs) $36.00 $49.95 1 Hr Electric Mountain Bike Tour Adult (13+) $63.00 $74.95 Child (10-12 yrs) $45.00 $59.95 2 Hr Horseback (At least 4'6 & no heavier than 230lbs) Age 10+ $108.00 $134.95 2 Hr UTV/Raptor Tour 2 pax, Driver must be 21 yrs Age 13 + $108.00 $134.95 2 Hr UTV/Raptor Tour Child (5-12 yrs) $54.00 $69.95 2 Hr Electric Mountain Bike Tour Adult (13+) $90.00 $109.95 Child (10-12 yrs) $63.00 $89.95 Horseback Adventure Package Adult $132.00 $165.95 *Child must be at least 51" tall for horseback Child (10-12 yrs) $73.00 $113.95 Horseback Adventure Package w/Transportation Adult $145.00 $175.95 *Child must be at least 51" tall for horseback Child (10-12 yrs) $86.00 $123.95 ATV Adventure Package Age 16+ $132.00 $165.95 ATV Adventure Package w/Transportation Age 16+ $145.00 $175.95 Kayak Adventure Tour (2 hours) Adult (13+) $90.00 $109.95 Child (10-12 yrs) $63.00 $89.95 Raptor UTV Adventure Package Min 2 pax, Driver 21 and older Adult 13+ $132.00 $249.95 Child (5-12 yrs) $73.00 $113.95 Raptor UTV Adventure Package w/Tran Min 2 pax, Driver 21 and olde Adult 13+ $145.00 $259.95 Child (5-12 yrs) $86.00 $123.95 Raptor UTV Tour w/ Lunch in Jurassic Valley Adult $136.00 $169.95 2 Child (5-12 yrs) $73.00 $99.95 Drive & Dip Combo (2.5hrs) Adult $127.00 $159.95 Child (5-12 yrs) $63.00 $89.95 Best of Kualoa Experience Package Adult $100.00 $123.95 *Includes: Movie Site, Jungle Expedition, Taste of Kualoa, and Ranch House Buffet Child (3-12 yrs) $45.00 $82.95 Best of Kualoa Experience Package w/Trans Adult $113.00 $133.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $58.00 $92.95 Zip Line Tour (Must be between 4'8 & 6'9 & weigh between 75-280lbs) Per Person $127.00 $165.95 Zip N Dip (Must be at Least 4'8" tall) Per Person $172.00 $209.95 Zip N Dip w/Transportation (Must be at Least 4'8" tall) Per Person $185.00 $219.95 Zip N Experience Package (70lb min, 280lbs max) Per Person $172.00 $209.95 Zip N Experience Package W/Trans (70lb min, 280lbs max) Per Person $185.00 $219.95 Zip N Adventure Package Ages 16+ $208.00 $249.95 Zip N Adventure Package w/Trans Age 16+ $221.00 $259.95 Ultra Package (e-bike, kayak and ranch buffet) Age 10+ $181.00 $219.95 Ultra Package (e-bike, kayak and ranch buffet) w/ Trans Age 10+ $194.00 $229.95 Ocean Voyage & Hawaiian Fish Pond and Garden Tour Adult $33.00 $47.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $23.00 $36.95 Movie Sites and Ranch (1.5 hour tour) Adult $33.00 $47.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $23.00 $36.95 Jungle Expedition (Not recommended for children under 3 & pregnant women) Adult $33.00 $47.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $23.00 $36.95 2.5 Hr Secret Island (Half Day) Adult $33.00 $47.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $23.00 $36.95 5 Hr Secret Island (Full Day w/Lunch) 9:00 -2:30pm Adult $54.00 $89.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $36.00 $69.95 5 Hr Secret Island (Full Day w/Lunch) w/ trans 9:00 -2:30pm Adult $67.00 $99.95 Child (3-12 yrs) $49.00 $79.95 Kualoa Grown Farm to Table Tour Adult $117.00 $149.95 Child (7-12 yrs) $113.00 $124.95 VIP Movie Premier Tour Adult $117.00 $134.95 Child (7-12 yrs) $113.00 $124.95 Transportation - Experience Tours 3 yrs and up $15.00 $15.00 LUAUS Chief's Luau located at Wet n Wild/ No luau Tues & Sat - $6 Parking Fee LTS Price Reg. Price Aloha Experience Adult $74.00 $99.00 Junior (13-20) $66.00 $88.00 Child (5-12 yrs) $57.00 $77.00 Lap (0-4yrs) FREE FREE Paradise Experience Adult $101.00 $135.00 Junior (13-20) $86.00 $115.00 Child (5-12 yrs) $74.00 $99.00 Lap (0-4yrs) FREE FREE Royal Experience Adult $131.00 $175.00 Junior (13-20) $112.00 $150.00 Child (5-12 yrs) $105.00 $140.00 Lap (0-4yrs) FREE FREE Transportation from Waikiki Hotel 2yrs and Older $20.00 $20.00 3 Germaine's Luau (closed Mondays) LTS Price Reg Price Original Luau Package Adult $56.00 $108.00 Jr (13-20 yrs) $52.00 $98.00 Ch (4-12 yrs) $47.00 $88.00 Lap (3 and under) FREE FREE Hibiscus Package Adult $86.00 $141.00 Jr (13-20 yrs) $82.00 $125.00 Ch (4-12 yrs) $77.00 $115.00 Lap (3 and under) FREE FREE Plumeria Package Adult $121.00 $178.00 Jr (13-20 yrs) $116.00 $162.00 Ch (4-12 yrs) $112.00 $147.00 Lap (3 and under) FREE FREE Transportation from Waikiki Hotel Per Person $20.00 $20.00 Hale Koa Luau LTS Price Reg Price **Military Sponsor must be present and attend the luau** Hale Koa Luau Adult $67.95 $67.95 (Mon and Thurs 5:30-8:30) (Tuesdays in June & July only) E1-E5 $57.95 $57.95 Youth (12-17yrs) $25.95 $25.95 Child (5-11 yrs) $15.95 $15.95 Lap (4 and under) FREE FREE Paradise Cove Luau (Daily) LTS Price Reg Price Standard Adult $70.00 $118.00 Youth (13-20 yrs) $62.00 $106.00 Child (4-12 yrs) $55.00 $96.00 Lap (0-3 yrs) FREE FREE Orchid Adult $92.00 $152.50 Youth (13-20 yrs) $84.00 $138.00 Child (4-12 yrs) $71.00 $120.00 Lap (0-3 yrs) FREE FREE Deluxe Adult $125.00 $202.00 Youth (13-20 yrs) $112.00 $179.00 Child (4-12 yrs) $100.00 $162.00 Lap (0-3 yrs) FREE FREE Transportation from Waikiki Hotel Per Person (4&up) $20.00 $20.00 Polynesian Cultural Center (closed Sundays) LTS Price Reg Price Children 3 & under are considered lap child & will have no seat for dinner or show.
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