In this article, we will provide you with a comprehensive explanation of the admission and parking fees for a specific venue. By breaking down the costs and requirements, we aim to make the process of planning your visit more straightforward and enjoyable. This information is essential for both local residents and visitors to understand and abide by the guidelines in place.
Admission Fees Explained
The general admission cost is $25 per person and is valid for one day. Children aged 12 years and younger can enter for free, but they must be present at the admission window to receive their free ticket. Hawai’i residents aged 13 years and older can also enter for free if they show acceptable proof of residency. Active duty U.S. military members and their dependents can enjoy free entry upon presenting valid identification. Please note that no refunds will be issued for admission fees.
The admission fees for the venue are as follows:
- General admission costs $25 per person and is valid for one day.
- Children aged 12 years and younger can enter for free. However, they must be present at the admission window to receive their free ticket.
- Hawai’i residents aged 13 years and older can also enter for free, provided they show acceptable proof of residency.
- Active duty U.S. military members and their dependents are granted free entry upon presenting valid identification.
- No refunds will be issued for admission fees.
Acceptable Proof of Residency
To qualify for free admission as a Hawai’i resident, you can present one of the following documents: a current Hawai‘i Driver’s License, a current Hawai‘i State ID with a Hawai‘i address on the front (which must be valid for one year or more), or a current Hawai‘i School Student ID with a validation for the current year or semester. Keep in mind that only one ID per person per day is allowed, and no refunds will be given.
The following documents are accepted:
- A current Hawai‘i Driver’s License.
- A current Hawai‘i State ID with a Hawai‘i address on the front (must be valid for one year or more).
- A current Hawai‘i School Student ID with a validation for the current year or semester.
Please note that only one ID per person per day is allowed, and no refunds will be given.
Parking Fees Explained
Parking fees at the venue differ for Hawai‘i residents and nonresidents. Hawai‘i residents pay $1 per vehicle (valid for one entry), while nonresidents of Hawai‘i pay $3 per vehicle. These parking fees are refundable if you exit the parking lot within 15 minutes.
Additionally, licensed motor carriers with a PUC certificate have specific parking fees based on the number of passengers they accommodate. Vehicles carrying 1-7 passengers pay $10, those carrying 8-25 passengers pay $20, and vehicles accommodating 26 or more passengers pay $40.
The parking fees for the venue differ for Hawai‘i residents and nonresidents:
- Hawai‘i residents pay $1 per vehicle (valid for one entry).
- Nonresidents of Hawai‘i pay $3 per vehicle.
These parking fees are refundable if you exit the parking lot within 15 minutes.
Additionally, parking fees for licensed motor carriers with a PUC certificate are as follows:
- $10 for vehicles accommodating 1-7 passengers.
- $20 for vehicles accommodating 8-25 passengers.
- $40 for vehicles accommodating 26 or more passengers.
Summary of Key Points
- General admission: $25 per person (one-day validity)
- Free admission for children 12 & under, Hawai’i residents 13 & older, and active duty U.S. military members and dependents
- No refunds on admission fees
- Acceptable proof of residency: Current Hawai‘i Driver’s License, Hawai‘i State ID, or Hawai‘i School Student ID
- Parking fees: $1 for Hawai‘i residents, $3 for nonresidents (refundable within 15 minutes)
- Licensed motor carrier parking fees: $10 (1-7 passengers), $20 (8-25 passengers), $40 (26+ passengers)
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