Is it cheaper to use Uber or a taxi in Hawaii?

Taxis (and Other Ride-Hailing Services) Taxis are pretty much always a little more expensive than Uber in Hawaii. Lyft is comparable to Uber in Hawaii, so consider checking the fares on both apps before requesting a ride.



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Traveling from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport to Waikiki Beach? The price is between $25 and $50 per ride, and here below, we'll go through more details you should know before booking your one-way ride.

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The County of Hawaii regulates taxicab rates. These rates apply to all taxicab companies and all drivers. The per-mile rate is $3.70 per mile or 1/10th thereof. Hourly rates are $60/hour for minivan and $120/hour for Mercedes Sprinter.

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Do keep in mind that an Uber or a taxi does not included the admission ticket. The one-way fare to Pearl Harbor from Waikiki hotels is approximately $50.

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From anywhere in Waikiki or the Ala Moana Shopping Center, take the #20 or #42 public bus (called TheBus), which will take you to the USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center. If you're not sure where to get off, just ask the driver. A ticket costs $2.50.

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Taxis. Taxis are an affordable and efficient way of getting around, but they tend to run as a cash-only business. A good rule of thumb is to tip fifteen percent of the final bill for a smooth and courteous ride, or you can tell the driver to “keep the change” if that's easier.

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You can ride Hawaii's Waikiki Trolley Pink Line for free by simply showing your JCB card! Just present your JCB card when you board the trolley. See Waikiki Trolley Information above for trolley schedules and more information.

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The city bus would work for you because you wouldn't have any luggage and it's $2.75, so it's one of the cheapest ways to get into Waikiki. Keep in mind it is a city bus, so there are frequent stops. It would take you about an hour to get from the airport to Waikiki.

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In this video, we show you seven ways to get from Honolulu Airport to Waikiki, from SPLURGE ($$$) to BUDGET ($).
  1. #1: Limousine. ...
  2. #2: Rental Car. ...
  3. #3: Metered Taxi. ...
  4. #4: Flat Rate Taxi. ...
  5. #5: Rideshare – Uber and Lyft. ...
  6. #6: Shuttle Bus. ...
  7. #7: City Bus.


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Uber and Lyft in Oahu Oahu is much more developed than the other Hawaiian Islands and has the largest population, so Uber and Lyft are readily available from most areas. Uber and Lyft are both allowed into the airport pickup and dropoff areas, well.

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Taxis (and Other Ride-Hailing Services) The most obvious alternatives to Uber in Hawaii are taxis and other ride-hailing services, such as Lyft. Taxis are pretty much always a little more expensive than Uber in Hawaii.

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There is Uber in Hawaii! However, depending on what island you are on, you may want to consider renting a car anyway. The highest concentration of Ubers in Hawaii is on the island of Oahu, which makes sense, since it's the island with the most people.

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Do drivers using Uber pick up at HNL? Yes. Go to this list of airports around the world where you can request a ride with Uber.

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You should tip your taxi driver at least 15 to 20% of your trip fare. If you think of giving anything less than 10%, you might as well leave without tipping at all. If your fare is less than $10, leave a tip of not less than a dollar. Something like a 50-cent tip is insulting and more of a hassle to come up with.

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Taxis/Cabs on Oahu operate across the island. The easiest way to hail taxis in Waikiki is to make your way to the nearest hotel and ask the concierge to call you one, tip them a dollar to show your appreciation.

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How to save more with Uber
  1. Refer a friend. Of course, the best tip for how to save money on Uber rides is to get one for free! ...
  2. Travel together and split the fare. ...
  3. Remember dynamic pricing. ...
  4. Pick the right ride. ...
  5. Ride-share full-time.


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