Oahu Attractions
Sea Life Park
41-202 Kalanianaole Hwy., Honolulu
East Oahu, HI
Tel. 808/259-7933
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This 62-acre park in East Oahu is one of the island's top attractions. It features whales from Puget Sound, Atlantic bottle-nosed dolphins, California sea lions, and penguins going through their motions to the delight of kids of all ages. With children, allow all day to take in the sights. Also popular are the Hawaiian reef tank full of tropical fish; the "touch" pool, where you can feel a real sea cucumber (commonly found in tide pools); and a bird sanctuary, where you ca...
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Price Range: Admission $29 adults, $19 children 4-12
Parking: Parking $3
Transportation: Shuttle buses from Waikiki $5. Bus: 22 or 58
Open Hours: Daily 9:30am-5pm
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Lousy guest relations and promotional ripoff
Posted by darwin from Honolulu, HI on September 15, 2009
This park is no sea world and they are very sneaky and under handed in their advertising of specials and the rules arround them. their latest ripoff is the dolphin encounter on your birthday. it only appliles to local residents but they don't tell you that until they have your whole family sucked in and you have paid your money for everyone else. then they pull the question: are you a hawaii resident crap on you and leave you holding the bag to tell your family we can't afford to do this because we aren't all from hawaii. when you call them on it they accuse you of being a liar and a cheat. great customer service. can't imagine why hawaii is seeing a tremendous drop in tourism spending if everyone is treated like this!
gov lingle - here is part of your problem. maybe you need to review your tourism industry practices. there is no way you can feel sorry about a state going broke when they treat their customers like this!
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