Hawaiian Railway

The Hawaiian Railway in Ewa Beach, Oahu Hawaii is a historical railway that now operates under a nonprofit organization. The organization is dedicated to saving, protecting, and restoring Hawaii's rail history. Train rides are available all year round. Each train ride offers a story of Hawaiian railroading along with the west track that takes one through old Ewa and on. The railway location is the only one operating and it also provides a railroad museum.

A picnic area is onsite for before or after a train ride. The food and beverages a person may have can be brought on board. They also host birthday parties or other special occasions with prior reservations. The train has a capacity of 150 passengers.

The train rides are 90 minutes in length. Departure times are 1pm and 3pm. The standard fare is $12. Children and senior citizens can ride for $8. Tickets are available at 11:30 when the gift shop and small museum open. The seating is first come, first serve. Only cash or checks are accepted. Parlor Car 64 is a special car created in 1900 for Mr. Dillingham. Rides in this section are $25 and only 14 passengers can be in the train car.