Hello all. My wife and I, along with our 4 kids (12, 11, 8, 4), are coming to Oahu on 12/26. We are only staying for two nights before heading to Maui for the rest of our trip. And really, the only purpose of being in Oahu is to take the kids to PH. Nothing against Oahu, we are just added on two days to our already booked Maui trip. My question is....Should I bite the bullet and book a guided tour to ensure we get to see what we want to see, or do I roll the dice and hope to get to the Arizona? I know this is an extremely busy time of year, so I think I already know the answer, but my hesitancy in booking the guided tour is that they all seem to be 5-hours or so long, and I just don't know that my youngest is going to make it that long. TIA.

Hi everyone, I am traveling to Honolulu this month and my husband and I are visiting Pearl Harbor. He is active duty service member- Navy. What are the prices for everything? Do they give Military discount? We just don’t want to book before hand to find out we could’ve went cheaper. thanks in advance ❤️

My old ship is sitting in middle loch at the Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility, Is there any possibility of getting on board her one last time before they sink her in RIMPAC 26?

Hello! I'm writing a wiki about a place called Sgt. Singer's Pizza Circus, and in my research I found an article that had a location in Hawaii, and a request for an alcohol license, which the store did sell. This made me wonder, did this location ever make it to Hawaii? If it did, was it near or in Pearlridge Center? Does anyone remember a place like this, or know anything about the place?

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