Waikiki Express Routes (AM and PM Seven Days A Week)
- Buses serving Waikiki are featured in Gold
| Route | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| W1 | Ewa Beach-Waikiki | Travels limited-stop between Ewa Beach and Waikiki via Waipahu, Nimitz, Downtown Honolulu and Ala Moana. Does not service Downtown Honolulu. |
| W2 | Waipahu-Waikiki | Travels limited-stop between Waipahu and Waikiki via Nimitz, Downtown Honolulu, Ala Moana Center and Kuhio Avenue. Serves Waikiki Beach. Does not service Downtown Honolulu. |
| W3 | Kalihi-Waikiki via H1 Freeway | Travels limited-stop between Kalihi Transit Center and Waikiki via School Street. Serves Kalihi Transit Center. Does not service between the east end of School Street to Hilton Hawaiian Village. |
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