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Transportation Options CONTACT: Angela Behm or Joy Goto Stryker Weiner & Yokota Public Relations, Inc. (808) 523-8802 [email protected] or [email protected] ALA MOANA CENTER, A SHOPPER’S PARADISE JUST FOOTSTEPS AWAY FROM WAIKĪKĪ Located at the edge of Waikīkī, Ala Moana Center is easily accessible with a wide variety of fast, affordable and convenient transportation options. These choices make it easy for visitors to venture out of Waikīkī to leisurely shop at the world’s largest open-air shopping center. With more than 350 stores and 160 dining options, Ala Moana Center is a shopper’s paradise that leaves visitors and locals wanting to return again and again. Waikiki Trolley’s Pink Line “Shopping Trolley” The Waikiki Trolley’s Pink Line “Shopping Trolley” offers travelers transportation from Waikīkī to Ala Moana Center and runs every 10-12 minutes, Monday through Saturday from 9:10 a.m. to 9:59 p.m., and on Sundays and holidays from 9:10 a.m. to 8:09 p.m. The Ala Moana Center trolley is available for passenger pick-up and drop-off at the Ala Moana Boulevard depot and passenger drop-off only at the Kona Street depot. The Pink Line Trolley makes regular stops at many popular Waikīkī hotels. One-way tickets cost $2 per person. One-day, four-day and seven-day Pink Line Trolley passes are available. For a complete schedule of Waikiki Trolley’s Pink Line or to purchases tickets, please visit www.waikikitrolley.com. TheBus The City & County of Honolulu provides an island-wide bus transportation system. When travelling from Waikīkī to Ala Moana Center, travelers can take the 8, 19, 20, 23, 24, 42 or Route E. When traveling from the North Shore, travelers can take the 52 or 60. Travelers heading from the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) can take either the 19 or 20 bus routes. TheBus drops-off and picks-up passengers at the Kona Street Transit Center on the north side of Ala Moana Center as well as Ala Moana Boulevard located on the south side. Adult one-way fares cost $2.75 and youth one-way fares cost $1.25. A -more- ALA MOANA CENTER IS JUST A WAIKIKI TROLLEY RIDE AWAY Page 2 Day Pass for unlimited same day riding is also available for $5.50. For more information, please visit www.thebus.org. Rideshare Designated zones for ridesharing services are located on Street Level 1, Diamond Head Wing fronting Paris Miki, on Mall Level 2, Ewa Wing near Shabuya, and on Mall Level 2, Mauka Wing behind Crazy Shirts. Visitor Concierge Services by Roberts Hawaii Located on Street Level 1, Ewa Wing, the Visitor Concierge Services lounge offers a range of convenient amenities, including luggage storage, personal lockers, complimentary wi-fi, and concierge services to book tours, activities or dining reservations. For guests with a reservation on Roberts Hawaii’s airport-Waikiki shuttle, there’s no additional cost to access the lounge amenities. The Visitor Concierge Services lounge is also available on a walk-in basis. Prices for Roberts Hawaii’s shuttle transportation between the airport and Waikiki begin at $17 per person. Shuttle transportation from Ala Moana Center to either Waikiki or the Honolulu International Airport is also available for $10 per person. Additional transportation options include taxi cabs, rental cars, mopeds and bicycles. Electric vehicle drivers have access to 12 charging stations surrounding the property. With an endless list of transportation options, visitors staying at all ends of the island will find traveling to Ala Moana Center a breeze. For information about Ala Moana Center, please visit www.AlaMoanaCenter.com. Follow Ala Moana Center on Twitter @AlaMoanaCenter, Facebook, and Instagram @AlaMoanaCenter. The Ala Moana Center app is available for free download at iOS App Store for iPhone 6S or higher. ABOUT ALA MOANA CENTER Ala Moana Center is the world’s largest open-air shopping center with 2.4-million-square-feet of retail space. Anchored by Bloomingdale’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, macy’s and Target, the property is home to more than 350 stores and restaurants, including an extensive selection of international and luxury brands, one-of-a-kind specialty stores and more than 160 dining options. The Center is also one of Hawaiʻi’s most frequented destinations, attracting 53 million shopping visitations each year. Ala Moana Center is located at 1450 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96814. ### 1-6-20 .
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