Station Features
- ADA Pedestrian Access
- Bicycle Parking
- Elevator and Stairs
- Planned Entrances: 1
- Platform Type: Side
Travel Time (including stops)
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Station
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Minutes
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|---|---|
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East Kapolei
|
34
|
|
Aloha Stadium
|
13
|
|
Honolulu International Airport
|
8
|
|
Downtown
|
4
|
|
Ala Moana
|
8
|
Transit Connections
- TheBus - Local service along Dillingham Boulevard
- TheHandi-Van Pick-up / Drop-off
Niuhelewai Meaning
Coconut going / carried on water
Niuhelewai is identified as a place of residence of the goddess, Haumea, and considered by her to be sacred. This is the site of a battle between Haumea and Kaulu and also the site of a later battle in which the forces of O‘ahu and Maui fought; the waters of the stream were turned back, and the stream became damned by the corpses of men. The station also sits in the footprint of Niuhelewai.