Pineapple Express Train Ride
Take a two-mile, 20-minute fully narrated train ride through a real-life "working plantation." Along the route, students will learn about the history of pineapple and agriculture in Hawaii, and hear the fascinating story of James Dole.

Plantation Garden Tour
This walking tour is made up of eight mini-gardens that give students an up-close look at a wide variety of crops being grown on the North Shore of Oahu, as well as a look back at life on the plantation. Your tour ends with a garden related craft of activity.

Pineapple Garden Maze
Recognized by the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records as the "World's Largest Maze." Students can practice their "navigational skills" while having fun seeking the eight hidden stations located within the maze.

Other Activities:
* Students can view over 20 varieties of pineapple from all over the world and the various growth stages in the Pineapple Variety Garden.

* A pineapple cutting demonstration where students will learn how to grow, pick and cut a pineapple. Free pineapple samples will be distributed at the end of the demonstration.

* A visit to the fish pond where elementary students may feed the koi.