Hello! I am travelling to Waikiki with my family in February. We have resos at the Hilton Hawaiian village however after seeing a lot of mixed reviews I am second guessing.

Looking for a family friendly resort with a beautiful beach, good service and a few restaurant options at the resort. Anyone stay at the Outrigger Beach Resort?

Any suggestions? Thank you!

Hi there, We are looking to get married on island but don’t want to spend an arm and a leg. I don’t need anything too fancy and I’m not picky.

If you got married on Oahu what venue did you use, how was the experience and about how much did it come out to?

It’ll probably be 20 people, maybe 30 people max

Just fyi: we live here and most of family does too- just looking for venues or ideas

Hi !! My boyfriend and I will be travelling to Waikiki on Monday, I’ve never been and I am SUPER excited. We are staying on Waikiki Beach, and I’m just curious if there are any high-end lounges in the area, or good nite clubs to check out (we’re 42 and 57) so I would prefer someplace that isn’t filled with 21 year olds.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Oh also !!!! Where are all the turtles ?🐢 ❤️

Trying to decide between Ramada by Wyndham (1830 Ala Moana Boulevard) and Hilton Grand Vacation (1775 Ala Moana Boulevard). Recommendations? My needs: - 6 nights in mid November (cost not a factor) - parking for 2-3 nights (Hilton more $) - prefer clean, well maintained facilities - need fitness center

• both are close to restaurants and the beach
• both have similar reviews, hence not able to decide

Aloha fellow Redditors,

I'm planning a trip to Waikiki with my toddler and I have some questions about carseats.

We'll be staying at a resort on the strip and plan to do most of our exploring on foot, but we do want to visit Hanauma Bay. Before we arrive, I wanted to check on a few things:

• Does anyone know if carseats are required on airport shuttles from Honolulu International Airport?
• Are there any taxi services in Waikiki that provide carseats? .

If the answer is yes to both, it sounds like we might not need to bring our own carseat, which would be a huge convenience.

Thanks in advance for your help and advice!

Any recommendations for kid-friendly activities in Waikiki would also be appreciated

Dimond head trail is it possible with 2 kids?(5,7 girls). Is there any short trails which kids friendly ?

How hard it is, if we want to return back from minddle of hiking trail ?

Thanks in advance. Please share your experiance.

how to find a waikiki tours , attractions, shows deals in online.?

Waikiki snorkeling etc.. attractions tickets better to buy now or just walk in also good enough?

What cautions I need to take to visit waikiki hawaii going in November 30 around.

Fo I need to Sear sweaters? And unpredicted rains? Please help by giving some tips

I need to ship 1 car from the mainland to Honolulu

If you did the same, what company did you use and about how much did it cost?

🤙🤙🤙

Does anyone have any recommendations for delicious and picnic-able (no table required) takeout to enjoy on the beach? Our last night in Hawaii is in Honolulu, and I'd love to say goodbye with my feet in the sand, enjoying some tasty food, and watching the sunset. Ideally, we can walk straight to the water from wherever we're getting our food.

TIA and looking forward to visiting your beautiful island!

Hey guys, I’m (29 black female) taking a solo trip to Waikiki at the end of January for my birthday. I’m staying in an air bnb and renting a car from turo. Pretty much planned my whole itinerary but would love other suggestions (restaurants, tours, places to visit). Also, how safe is it here to solo travel as a black woman? And what will the weather be like?

My late grandfather potentially worked at Henry Loui's from 1970s til his passing in 1988. If anyone would have potential contact information from the owners or old employees it would be much appreciated.

Im Alaskan (born and raised), and have been visiting the Hawaiian island regularly over the past the past 40+ years. Now I have kids (10 & 16) and we have noticed in our recent visits that people walking around Waikiki and Magic island park area walk on the their left side of the sidewalk. What is Waikiki locals stance on sidewalk etiquette? (This scenario is assuming everyone is able bodied and not elderly or needed walking assistance) I’ve noticed e received a rude comment from an Asian couple after saying “excuse me” to pass on our right side of the side walk. Thanks in advance.

If anyone has it, I'm down to meet you and pay market price. Local libraries don't have it, Amazon would only be able to deliver it by Sunday earliest, and I'm curious to start sooner. It's on archive.org but their website is down rn because of hackers or whatever. Thanks!

Would prefer no snarky comments about politics -- this book is actually from 1965 and is prior to Reagan holding any political office. It's actually about his Hollywood career and his acting in movies.

Timeshare booking options other than booksi.com

Really Quick before i head out today.

I know people don't believe in this sort of thing.

some times it can be hard to remember but

Please while you're driving Use your turn Signals.

How else am i supposed to know to let you in the Lane?