Rides and Fares
90 minute train rides available every Saturday and Sunday. Open year-round except Thanksgiving and December 25th.
Departure Times:
Saturday 3:00 pm
Sunday 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm
Standard Fares
Adults - $15.00
Children (ages 2-12) and Seniors (ages 62 & up) - $10.00
Children under age 2 - free (but must be held)
- Gift Shop opens at 11:30 a.m.
- Ticket Sales start two hours before the ride.
- Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Maximum capacity of the train 180.
- Now accepting credit cards. Cash and checks also accepted.
Parlor Car 64
Built in 1900, Mr. Dillingham’s personal car is added to the train and available for rides every second Sunday of the month.
All tickets for Parlor Car - $30.00
- Reservations are required.
- Seating is limited to 14 passengers.
- All monies for the Parlor Car go toward the continued maintenance of the car.
- Parlor car is also available for charter.
- Now accepting credit cards. Cash and checks also accepted.
Weekday Charters
Weekday charters, birthday parties and more.
Charters/ parties are available 7 days a week;
Download our Party Flyer Click here.
Ride Information
Sunday rides are 90-minutes long, round-trip, and fully narrated. We depart from our station in Ewa traveling at a lickety-split speed of 15 miles per hour.
All 3 PM rides are “Ice Cream” rides. We stop at "Two Scoops" in Ko’Olina where you can buy ice cream.
Passengers hear the story of the OR&L as well as stories about how sugar cane trains were used on the sugar plantations. We point out sites of historic interest, such as the site of a sisal plantation, historic Fort Barrette, and the "ghost town" of Gilbert. We also talk about the present and future growth of the Leeward Area.
At the end of the line we stop the train for a few minutes so passengers can admire the beautiful view of the ocean at Kahe Point.
Visitors are invited to use our picnic area, to walk around the train yard to look at the old locomotives and train cars on display, and to browse our gift shop.
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Contact
For more information, send E-mail to the Hawaiian Railway, or call (808) 681-5461.