Walking to the Hawaii Convention Center from the Hilton Hawaiian Village via Google Walking Directions:

Google Walking Directions
This is the shortest route walking from the Hilton to HCC.

Walking Around the City & Safety FIRST!
As a friendly reminder, please always be aware of your surroundings. Although Hawaii is fairly safe state, never let your guard down.

When crossing streets, never ever J-walk. Not only is it unsafe, but if caught, you will be cited $75.00! Honolulu streets are highly congested with many cars traveling narrow roads and busy intersections. We encourage conference attendees to always use crosswalks, preferably those controlled by street lights. If this is not possible, always practice good sense when crossing any city street. Maintaining eye contact with drivers prior to even stepping into a crosswalk is good practice! We want everyone to enjoy their conference experience in Hawaii by being safe FIRST!


The Bus
4-day visitor’s passes are $20 for unlimited number of rides. (May also be purchased at ABC Stores)
Adult fares for a single ride is $2
Youth between 6 and 17 fare for a single ride is $1 with ID.
Senior/Disability/Medicare fares for a single ride is $1 with a Special TheBus ID (See TheBus website for details)

Route information can be found at the TheBus website.

Google Maps Transit
Mashup on The Bus website. Enter a starting point and a destination point and a Google Maps mashup will come up with walking, bus or driving instructions. If you enter the date and time it will give you the bus schedule.

Call for specific instructions for travelling by bus from point A to point B.... (808) 848-5555 (daily from 5:30a.m. to 10:00p.m)

We recommend printing out the very handy "Quick Reference Guide from Waikiki to Popular Attractions Around Oahu." You will know, at a glance, which bus number to hop on!


Bicycle, Moped, and Motorcycle Rentals
There are a number of places where you can rent bikes from on a daily to sometimes fixed hours basis. Some places even offer bike tours if you are interested in guided tours of certain areas of the city. For more information on some rental places located conveniently in Waikiki:

• Hawaiian Style Rentals
• Hawaii Moped Rentals
• Chase Hawaii Rentals (motorcycles & scooters)
• Big Kahuna Rentals
  

Hawaii does not currently have a helmet law that requires bike riders to wear helmets, however, we do encourage you to wear one if you opt to use these services. Hawaii streets are congested and busy so wearing a helmet is a good way to stay safe as you travel unfamiliar roadways and enjoy the views of the city.

Airport to Waikiki Transportation
A number of options are available to get you from Honolulu International Airport to Waikiki.

• Airport Waikiki Express
• Pre-Arranged Ground Transportation - Honolulu International Airport

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