Go City(r) - Oahu

Great value. Previously used one of these passes before in NYC so already knew what to expect. Went to Polynesian Culture Center, Island Tour, Snorkling, and Luau. I could have done more but didn’t due to poor planning on my part. If you do decide to buy make sure you plan and book ahead of time since most places require prior notice.

Been to Oahu many times and thought we'd try the Go Oahu pass this time. We got a 3 day pass and did Kualoa Ranch (upgraded to Movie Tour), Polynesian Cultural Centre, catamaran boat cruise, SeaLife Park, Ka Moana Luau (our 1 premium attraction), Pearl Harbour, North Shore Soap Factory tour and Wet N'Wild. Pros: pretty good value if you try to cram as much in each day, activities offered are varied and really quite good, as we got the 3 day pass we were able to do a luau as our premium attraction which was one of the highlights for our kids. Cons: need to cram activites in your days to get value which means for long tiring days, most activities will require you to drive to other areas of the island so you do need a car. Ensure you read all the instructions. Due to COVID some attractions that didn't need reservations now require it. All the activites we chose were great except the catamaran, it was slightly boring, they just drive you out, sail around and go back. You do get beautiful views of Wakiki though. And SeaLife Park. Super small and you feel sorry for the animals as the enclosures are so small. As for Kuoloa Ranch just be mindful of the options you have as the choices are a bit misleading. We originally wanted to do the Aina Tour bit couldn't find any availability. After speaking to a rep he said that they join that tour to other ones to offer a longer tour and so most seats are reserved for those who want to do the longer tour which isn't available to Go Oahu pass holders, which also means it's next to impossible for us to book that tour. That being said we upgraded to the movie tour so maybe it worked out for the best. Also the code for the upgrade is not correct, you need to contact Kuoloa to get the correct code if you are upgrading. Glad we did it, we got entrance into some really fun attractions!

I want to share my disappointing experience with GO City Passes. I purchased the 7-day all-inclusive Oahu pass, specifically attracted by the premium offering at "Sea Life Park," which included Dolphin Aloha and Hawaiian Reef Encounter. However, while booking, I discovered that one activity was under construction, and the other was unavailable. Instead of the advertised attractions, they offered a replacement activity not mentioned on Go City website. When I reached out to Go City customer service for a solution, they only suggested an extra day on the pass, which was impractical for my plans. Despite my request to reclassify the attraction as regular due to false advertising, GO City remained uncooperative. Their indifferent response and failure to address the issue reveal a lack of commitment to customer satisfaction. I caution potential customers to be wary of GO City's deceptive practices and subpar customer service.

When I go to Oahu I always get one of these passes. As long as you plan things in advance you will get your money's worth and then some. The only reason I'm giving a 4 star rating and not 5 is a change in rules which weren't communicated, which caused an embarrassing moment trying to go out luau. Before your premium attraction didn't need to be scheduled on one of your active days of your pass. Now it does which kind of sucks.

Great value. Previously used one of these passes before in NYC so already knew what to expect. Went to Polynesian Culture Center, Island Tour, Snorkling, and Luau. I could have done more but didn’t due to poor planning on my part. If you do decide to buy make sure you plan and book ahead of time since most places require prior notice.

Been to Oahu many times and thought we'd try the Go Oahu pass this time. We got a 3 day pass and did Kualoa Ranch (upgraded to Movie Tour), Polynesian Cultural Centre, catamaran boat cruise, SeaLife Park, Ka Moana Luau (our 1 premium attraction), Pearl Harbour, North Shore Soap Factory tour and Wet N'Wild. Pros: pretty good value if you try to cram as much in each day, activities offered are varied and really quite good, as we got the 3 day pass we were able to do a luau as our premium attraction which was one of the highlights for our kids. Cons: need to cram activites in your days to get value which means for long tiring days, most activities will require you to drive to other areas of the island so you do need a car. Ensure you read all the instructions. Due to COVID some attractions that didn't need reservations now require it. All the activites we chose were great except the catamaran, it was slightly boring, they just drive you out, sail around and go back. You do get beautiful views of Wakiki though. And SeaLife Park. Super small and you feel sorry for the animals as the enclosures are so small. As for Kuoloa Ranch just be mindful of the options you have as the choices are a bit misleading. We originally wanted to do the Aina Tour bit couldn't find any availability. After speaking to a rep he said that they join that tour to other ones to offer a longer tour and so most seats are reserved for those who want to do the longer tour which isn't available to Go Oahu pass holders, which also means it's next to impossible for us to book that tour. That being said we upgraded to the movie tour so maybe it worked out for the best. Also the code for the upgrade is not correct, you need to contact Kuoloa to get the correct code if you are upgrading. Glad we did it, we got entrance into some really fun attractions!