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What are people saying about Dole Plantation

Chrystal_C, Oct 2026
Great Experience, but the Bus Was Too Hot!
I really enjoyed my visit to the Dole Plantation! Our driver, Marvee, short for “Marvelous,” as he proudly calls himself 😂, was fantastic, friendly, and entertaining! He made the experience even more enjoyable. My only complaint was that the bus was extremely hot afterward, which made the ride uncomfortable. Other than that, it was a wonderful experience!
Lorraine_B, Oct 2026
Worth booking !
Nice quick stop at Dole Plantation and enjoy their pineapple sorbet. Visit USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor where you stand above the sunken battleship that serves as the final resting place for over 1,100 crew members. Explore interactive recreated villages at The Polynesian Cultural Center in North Shore. This tour is worth booking especially if this is your first Oahu trip and you want to see a lot without renting a car.
Teresa_E, Oct 2026
Fun excursion, but not not enough time to do all the things at the Dole Plantation
Time is limited at the Dole plantation. If you want to ride the train, do that first, because the line is long and slow. Our driver was super nice, and overall, it was a nice little trip.
Kenzleigh_E, Oct 2026
Very Fun and Inexpensive
Loved all the stops! Driver was super friendly and very knowledgeable about the area! All the areas were great, I wish we had more time for shopping and less for the Dole plantation, but I had lots of fun regardless!

Dole Plantation

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Pineapple ice cream at the Dole Pineapple Plantation in Wahiawa, Oahu
  • The plantation is a must-see for families with kids and Hawaiian history buffs.

  • Dole Plantation tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis from the Train and Maze ticket booths.

  • Expect to spend one to two hours at the plantation, depending on which activities you’d like to take part in. (Each activity requires a separate fee.)

  • The plantation is a common stop on North Shore tours.

  • The Dole Plantation is wheelchair-accessible.

  • There is both a gift shop and an on-site restaurant, the Plantation Grille.