OAHU · HAWAII
Oahu’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets on Oahu. What each one is really like on the day, what it costs and who runs it.
Waikiki luau buffet plus Rock-a-Hula show at Royal Hawaiian Center, with pineapple, Mai Tai, big flavor, and optional VIP upgrades.
Most Popular“This was a wonderful experience, I would recommend this to anybody looking to see what a luau is like and try the traditional foods”
Rock-a-Hula at Honolulu’s Royal Hawaiian Theater mixes hula, music evolution, Elvis/MJ tributes, and fire dance in a comfy show.
“Great show with inclusion of the audience. Performers were phenomenal from the band to dancers and singers! The theater has no “bad” seats to view from and the seats are soft and spacious.”
General admission to Honolulu’s Bishop Museum for Hawaiian culture, Pacific migrations, planetarium skies, and hands-on science with optional shows.
“Due to a very busy schedule, we had planned just 2 hours for this visit to Bishop Museum. But if you're truly interested in the local history, keep at least half a day.”
Oahu North Shore Polynesian Cultural Center: 3-day Islands of Polynesia village pass, hands-on performances, and optional Ha: Breath of Life.
“This is an enjoyable experience with lots of activities for kids. Staff are very friendly & helpful. Beautiful park with interesting information about the Polynesian culture. Performances were great.”
Waikiki hotel shuttle plus Diamond Head reservation tickets for a self-guided hike. Expect AC, easy logistics, and big summit 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.”
5:30 am Diamond Head sunrise hike with hotel pickup, prebooked entry, water and flashlights, plus panoramic crater views.
“The sunrise hours were perfect when adjusting time zones! The driver was right on time and interesting stories as we drove. Funny and friendly.”
Walk through six Polynesian island villages at Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center with hands-on culture, dances, crafts, and interactive activities.
“it was perfect. we had a great time.”
Explore Pearl Harbor on Ford Island with entry to the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, including Hangars 37 and 79 and optional Top of the Tower.
Skip-the-line entry to Ford Island’s surviving hangars, audio in 6 languages, shuttle included. See WWII bullet holes and MiG Alley.
“It was very interesting to see Disney's contribution to the war effort of World War II. The artwork that was created to support the war effort was insightful and interesting. Highly recommend.”
Rock-A-Hula at Waikiki’s Royal Hawaiian Theater combines hula, music, and major pop-tribute moments, with optional Hawaiian buffet.
Bishop Museum in Honolulu brings Hawaiian and Pacific culture, science shows, and planetarium access into one flexible 1-day visit.
Full-day Pearl Harbor tour with USS Arizona Memorial, USS Missouri, USS Bowfin, aviation museum hangars, and Honolulu sights.
“The whole day was excellent. Bill was a great guide very knowledgeable.”
Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii thrills with Waikiki pickup and a mobile ticket. About 2.5 hours at the park plus admission included.
“The water park is great but you can easily book you own tour. Malama - the transport provider - was extremely disappointing. They were late initially (apparently according to a car breakdown) but I had to call to find that out. Then the replacement car took some time and was waiting around the corner from…”
Fly from Oahu to Maui for a one-day Road to Hana tour with included flights, waterfalls, black-sand caves, and banana bread stops.
“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…”
Snorkel Hanauma Bay with admission and gear included. Timed entry hours, small-group timing, and practical transport and ticket tips.
“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.…”
Waikiki to the North Shore, and the whole loop in between.
