Great and fun for anyone visiting Honolulu. A bunch of the shops have the same stuff, but it was fun and entertaining. Go early because after 11 AM, it gets really crowded. Parking is not fun either after 11 AM. But, we found a lot of neat and interesting gifts, as well as found the joy in bargaining for cheaper... more

Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is a combination of a street fair and flea market wrapped up in one. It takes place every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday from 8am-3pm in the Aloha Stadium Parking Lot. This is located not far from Pearl Harbor. You can take The Bus (public transportation) there or you can take a taxi or a reserved shuttle.... more

This is an okay place to get you're nicknacks for relatives, but I wouldn't say you were missing out if you didn't go. It can get very hot so take some sunscreen. The ATM's weren't working when I was there so plan on taking cash ahead of time. $1 entrance fee. Most of the vendors sold the same things, and... more

We take a trip out here every visit simply to get some of the more typical souvenirs at a better deal. We've taken the bus and also tried some of the shuttle services and from those experiences I can tell you that the bus is a very long trip, but if you are on a budget and plan to make... more

Just down the road from the USS Arizona memorial, $1 to get in, lots of stuff so don't buy to quick. #20 or #42 bus will take you to both the memorial and the Swap meet. The Swap meet is on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. I recommend going in early afternoon crowds are down by then since everyone goes to... more

The Aloha Stadium Swap Meet was THE best place I shopped the whole time I was there. There are buses if you don't have a car, and I highly recommend it. Don't buy souveniers any place else. I got fantastic deals, and wish I had bought more. They have everything you can think of, and most things at about half... more

I found the swapmeet awesome !!! you get to see a lot more culture from the people who sell. You can purchase souvenirs for everyone in your family for next to nothing. plus you can buy your extra suitcase there to bring the souvenirs back ! I go to hawaii every year and usually end up at the swapmeet a... more

I went on Wednesday, after Pearl Harbor thinking it'd be great to get two things done in the same afternoon... boy' was I wrong. It ended up being a big waste of time. First off, it was around 2pm and most of the shops were closing up and I thought based on the reviews here I'd get some great prices... more

As former resident of Hawaii, I always shopped for gifts, etc., at the Aloha Stadium for years; even sold there myself. Now, whenever I come home to Hawaii, I do all of my gift shopping there for family, friends and hula class. It is definitely a part of the Aloha spirit of gathering and meeting the wonderful vendors. more