The Iolani Palace is free entrance, only security check. Some Volunteers talk about history if you have time for them. At the end we gave a small donation because the volunteer gave very interesting information about the history of the kingdom.

Yes, you can use credit cards to pay for the entrance fee.

Hi there if you are doing the tour the store your belongings.

Yes, it has an elevator for disabled persons. Just let the workers know and they will make sure you are taken cared of.

The kids might be a little too young to understand everything and what the palace represents. There are a lot of nice things for them to look at that holds history. Don't know if they would really get anything out of the visit but I'm sure you and your husband would.

Checkout their website as it will tell you exactly what time and dates are available. Making a reservation is always useful.

We took the bus, there is ample parking so I'm sure there is handicap parking to. Don't let that stop you from gong to see the palace, it's absolutely beautiful and worth seeing.

We prefer docent led tour most of the time, and this was no exception. Docents usually fill in with additional history and we've found are proud to share their knowledge of a site that they love. Thank you to all docents everywhere!

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