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50-Foot Waves Heading for Hawaii

(Dec. 7) -- Surf's up. Way up. A huge storm in the northern Pacific Ocean is sending monster waves toward the Hawaiian Islands. As a result, big-wave surfers from around the globe are flocking to Waimea Bay on Oahu for what is setting up to be a day of surfing nirvana. For the first time since 2004, the surf is massive...

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01/19/11 City providing parking, bus rides to big wave contest Source: CBS - KGMB9 - Honolulu HI To help alleviate traffic congestion and protect public safety, the city and event sponsor will provide off-site parking and bus transportation if the Quiksilver In Memory of Eddie Aikau big wave surf contest is held soon at Waimea Bay. Free public parking will also be available at the city's Mililani Park and Ride facility, and at Haleiwa Alii, Haleiwa, and Kaiaka beach parks, along with public bus service to and from Waimea Bay. Route 52 buses will begin leaving from Ala Moana Center at 5 a.m., and from Mililani Park and Ride at 5:15 a.m. Route 62 buses will begin leaving from Ala Moana Center at 5:35 a.m., traveling through Wahiawa before proceeding to Waimea Bay. Shuttle buses will run from Haleiwa Alii, Haleiwa, and Kaiaka beach parks approximately every 20 minutes throughout the day.