is it possible to get to walmart and Factory outlets by bus in Oahu?

Question

I am staying in Waikiki and want to go to both places-are they open in the evenings

Answer 1

Sure, WalMart is easy to access by bus, best is to get to Ala Moana from Waikiki, and walk up two blocks. They are open into the night.



The factory outlets at Waikele are also open at night:

Regular Hours

Mon-Sat: 9am-9pm, Sun: 10am-6pm

Labor Day Weekend Sale: Fri-Mon, Sept 2 - 5

Fri, Sept 2: 9am-9pm

Sat, Sept 3: 9am-9pm

Sun, Sept 4: 10am-6pm

Mon, Sept 5: 9am-9pm

Check their web site for info on other ways to travel there:

http://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlets/directions.asp?id=29



Once in the Outlet shopping center, you can catch the free trolley to get around. It's a sprawling shopping neighborhood.

Answer 2

Waikiki Outlets

Answer 3

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Answer 4

If you don't want to mess with bus transfers, especially if you're carrying your purchases upon returning, an option to TheBus, is E Noa Tours and their shopping tour to Waikele. They pick up at 8 locations in Waikiki, run you out to Waikele and bring you back at 2:30 pm. You'll pay a premium for the convenience, adults $26, but might be worth it. http://enoa.com/oahu-shopping-tours/waikele-center-waikele-premium-outlets-trolley-tour.asp



If you take TheBus to Ala Moana, you'll want to get to the mauka side (away from the beach) of the mall and WalMart is about 3 blocks up Keeaumoku Street. Don't look for a wide-opened parking lot that you may be used to seeing, this is a multi-tiered parking deck/store.

Answer 5

WalMart should be 24 hours, regardless of what's listed on the website. Just go to transit.google.com and plug in your start and end points and you'll see what your options are for the time you're traveling.



The big problem in the evenings is there are fewer buses running late. You can walk back to Waikiki from WalMart if you need to. It's not next door, but it's not *that* far, either.

Answer 6

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