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JC98 Apr 21st, 2009 05:58 PM

Luggage storage in Honolulu Airport?
 
Is there a place to store our luggage in the Honolulu airport for a couple of hours?

I just notice that the inter-island flight from Maui to Kauai stops by Honolulu. Want to see if it's possible to leave the airport for a couple of hours (5 or more) to snorkel in Hanauama Bay and then come back to catch our connecting flight to Kauai. We're snorkeling nuts, and would like to do Hanauama Bay.

Is it do-able? Where to leave our luggage (we have big ones too). Any public transportation from the airport to Hanauma Bay?

Thanks!

hulajake Apr 23rd, 2009 02:28 PM

You could pickup your bags at LIH or contact an offsite company like.

http://www.alohaairportdeliveryandstorage.com/

I don't believe HNL has reopened any onsite storage.

lcuy Apr 23rd, 2009 05:00 PM

There isn't any airport storage. Taking a bus to Hanauma bay will take you between 1.5 to 2 hours each way...more in rush hour and that assumes you can connect quickly. There are some lockers at Ala Moana Center, where you need to change buses. I'm not sure how large they are though.

You could rent a car for the day, which would also solve the luggage problem. Cars usually aren't too expensive here, but the problem with a car is parking at the Bay. If the lot is full, you can't just pull to the side and wait..You have to make a long circle around. If it is a weekend or other busy day, you could park at the nearby Hawaii Kai shopping center and walk or bus up from there, but all this takes time, so you'd really have to have a lot of time so you don't miss your flight!

suze Apr 26th, 2009 08:50 AM

I think the most practical way to do it would be to rent a car and put your suitcases in the trunk (do not open it again) and hope for the best.

I don't think 5 hours is enough to figure out something to do with your luggage & take public transportation to Hanuama Bay and back.

Waikikidoc123 May 16th, 2009 01:48 AM

While they do not overly advertise, there is one onsite luggage storage company at Honolulu Airport..They will store bags for 1 hour,1 day or 1 week...they are very resonable and quick to respond...$20 for up to 4 bags for 24 hours and reduced rates for more than 1 day,2day and so on..

From what I was told, they have been in business continuous since 911 and are the only ones Airport Licensed and Insured.

They can be found under the Airport Dept of Transportation web site. I hope this helps get the word out.

Their phone # is (808) 372-5411 Email:Alohaairportdeliveryandstorage.com

suze May 17th, 2009 09:00 AM

Thanks for the tip. But a small point of clarification, this company is not onsite. I says on their website, that they pick up your bags, take them somewhere, and bring them back to the airport.

Waikikidoc123 Aug 3rd, 2009 07:22 PM

What a delite.., I have to meet this s u z e...she has commented on so may articles....It is so fun and interesting to read hear heartfelt and experience laced comments,,,I am impressed with this lady...when you come to Oahu..let me know, I will meet you at the airport as my office is there.

As a matter of fact regarding that aloha airport delivery storage co....I checked.. they are based their 7 days a week down by United Airlines... their vehicles are based there 24 hr.s a day 7 days a week.. they are on property and only leave to do long term storage where the items are placed in their other off site secure facilities..

suze Aug 3rd, 2009 08:50 PM

Interesting first post. And on a thread pulled up from 3 months ago.

suze Aug 3rd, 2009 08:52 PM

Sorry, interesting two posts. Waikikidoc123 are you associated with the company?

spirobulldog Aug 22nd, 2012 11:37 AM

Or better yet, is there some way to check my luggage right at LIH on the interisland flight? this way I wouldn't have to mess with it at all.

spirobulldog Aug 22nd, 2012 11:44 AM

good grief, this wasn't where I posted this.

hawaiiantraveler Sep 7th, 2012 03:15 PM

5 hours is not enough time to do this even if you had a car and as Lucy said the parking lot would already be full. Just too rushed and too much hassle

Aloha!


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