The staff in the gym are very friendly. They always let my son borrow a basketball. Once in…read moreawhile when the gym in empty my son shoots baskets, a couple of times they have lowered the 8 ft rims for him. There is usually bball league, volleyball practice or pick up games when we are there. On Sundays they have a kendo class then kids bball league. There are some other rooms where they offer dance and zumba classes. The restrooms are open whenever they have a staff in the gym. Only street parking. There is a 7-11 across the street to get some drinks and snacks.

I would say to you if you want to learn Ballroom Dancing that the Kaimuki (Hawaii Ballroom Dance…read moreAss.) is one of the greatess places to be as they have wonderful trainers theres June as one of the highly recommended by a large number of dancers; with posture, form and balance and creativity - teaching on tuesday night for the advance class - mondays are alway good for beginners with three lessons for both days and thursday practices sessions - the Paladiium at Ala Wai; on the 2nd floor is for dancing sessions for different associations, HBDA gets there clubs together (different parts of the island ) for demonstrations of there classes preformances, sometimes parties and times contest (one on Friday ; maybe on the 1st week and Saturaday the 3rd week! The price is very low and affortable for club fees, and the price of the sessions - as to competing that may very to the club and what goes in it! Hope you enjoy it if you take the course! Dexter C.

Bud celebrated his birthday here. His mom rented 4 boxes for his guests, his football team and…read moretheir siblings and parents. Each family entering gets a run down of the rules like only one person inside the net for safety. I saw some parents even using the adult size baseball bats and golf clubs. They even have karaoke. The couches can convert to flat seating. I was so surprised these little ones were just jamming and requested songs and knew the words to songs. I didn't even know who Imagine Dragons were. I did recognize a couple of other songs. Perfect setting for little guys as well as older sisters and even mothers who were hitting baseballs or fathers throwing footballs or golfing etc. The party ran from 2-5 pm but birthday boy's parents had several coolers with drinks for the kiddies and adults. Twelve boxes of pizza were ordered and delivered. Assorted individual bags of chips, fresh veggies and dips and of course birthday cake. There was restroom facilities. The only thing I missed was no WiFi except for the employees to run the boxes, computers, sound system. Fast cleanup with helpful adult guests. A nice set up with couches, chairs and picnic table set up for the moms to sit on. Remember to get your parking ticket stamped for free parking. Have fun, you can even enjoy being a spectator.

What an awesome place! We need more places like Sports Box!…read more I first noticed Sports Box when it was in Ala Moana, near Target, and seemed like an awesome place for family or friends gatherings with its sports simulators with multiple sports and games to choose from. Well, I wasn't able to get my friends over (they're lazy), but I was able to come for a work event, and it was super fun. Sports Box is located right outside Dole Theatre where Wild Tiki Fun Zone used to be, I believe. There's ample parking and they validate! Definitely an easy and convenient location. Inside is clean, cool, and well maintained. It's a bit dark, but that's not a big issue. There are several "boxes" (simulators). Consisting of baseball, soccer, bowling, frisbee golf, hockey, footgolf, regular golf, dodgeball, and a shooting game. They provide all the equipment for every game. Even the Point Blank gun for the shooting game (yes, I had to power up the PlayStation later). You can bring own golf clubs if you like too. There's also a putting mat with multiple fun games, and the putting surface is angled, which makes it more challenging and fun than if it was just flat. Each box is charged by the hour and not per person. It's $75 per hour, up to 6 people, which is not bad at all. Party Packs are also available (up to 70 people, ranging from $225 to $425 per hour) where you can use multiple boxes, tables and chairs are provided, Karaoke available, and equipment. The only thing is they don't provide are food and drinks. Overall, I had a fun time. I enjoyed the putting and golf games. Golf had many modes, and many real life full courses that includes putting too! How awesome! The staff was helpful and informative. It's a great venue for gatherings and events. Or if you want to practice your golf. I'll definitely come back!

Great space and friendly staff. But the area was not private. Had a club member repeatedly walking…read morethrough during setup and our reception (near expensive gifts) who photobombed some of our pictures. She also reported my aunts SERVICE DOGS and got her kicked out cause one of them wasn't wearing their vests. Also could use stronger fans or maybe some AC lol. The disrespectful club members were super irritating, but other than that we had a great time.

Relaxing community club house with access to Kalama Beach. Men and Women Showers, two Lanais,…read moreplenty of picnic benches, BBQ area, kitchen, refrigerator, parking, fenced / walled off perimeter - everything that you need for that private event without paying an arm and a leg. Relaxing, laid back vibe... Main restriction - no amplified music, only acoustic since you're in a residential neighborhood. The nice, on-site employee will keep you straight.

Went to the Doris Miller Community Center for a group activity. There was a lot of room for our…read moreentire group's activity. It obviously is a very old building ... you can tell it had better days. It's tucked away in the residential area of the military housing off of Nimitz Highway, but not very hard to find. Overall, it's a great building to hold activities, especially if you're looking for space. Check it out.

The Liliha district of Honolulu is primarily residential, but has its share of commercial areas…read morethat makes this part of Honolulu quirky and a place to visit when you're in the neighborhood, like I was. With that said, I came here to Pu'unui community park pretty much out of the blue, just to check things out. With the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing, it helps the individual to be outdoors and enjoy while also being mindful about the social distancing and wearing the face mask too. I arrived here on a Sunday afternoon after commuting from Waikiki around 3pm on a cloudless May 2020 day. The park itself was quite small with a sizable open space for a baseball field and a space to play any sports imaginable. There's also a basketball court that is sort of enclosed in a building type structure. There's also a building that may or may not be a multi-use building of some sort. Not sure if there are public restrooms available on property, since I tried to find one, but didn't seem to locate one during my experience here. I was the only person there during my stay here and spent about 1 hour here enjoying the area and seeing this side of residential Liliha through its community park. It's nice that there was no visible homeless issues here during my time here and the ambiance was quite nice and also quiet. The park itself was basically nice and maintained by the good folks at the City and County of Honolulu Parks department. The overall experience here at Pu'unui community park was nice, although somewhat inadequate. There was no place to sit down like a bench or anything I saw. Sitting on concrete steps or leaning against the wall was my only options during my stay here. Maybe they took the benches away because of COVID-19 pandemic, which could be the case. I spent my time h ere at this park by looking around, walking the perimeter a bunch of times to kill the time and to get in the usual exercise, and trying to find the restroom facility - but to no avail. I enjoyed the ambiance of this quiet park nestled in the quiet Liliha district of urban Honolulu. It's so quiet that hardly any traffic buzzed through the area while I was there. It is pretty cool that there is a basketball court for those who enjoy the game as well as the baseball diamond. For myself though, walking around the perimeter works best and had a nice time doing so. If you are in the area and want a place to relax on a weekend or after a day at the office, consider making a stop here at the Pu'unui community park before you head on home. As with many community parks around the island, it's the second best thing to the ocean to de-stress after a tough day at the office. Pu'unui community park is located at 2555 Puunui Avenue in the heart of Liliha. As all community and neighborhood parks go, there is no admission fee required to gain access to its grounds. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, parks were previously closed to the public, but this order was lifted in late April 2020 to help support physical exercise and wellbeing for all citizens. So, you can come here (and any park) for your workouts - just no picnics or other non-physical exercise related activity. Many of y'all drive, so parking options are basically limited to any open residential parking spots you can find and park there. If you are like me, there's only 1 bus route that comes here and that's route 13. There's one other bus route that services the upper Liliha area, but it doesn't come close to this community park. That route is 10. There are routes 1L, 2, and 2L, but they only run on North School Street and Liliha. Best bet would be to bus it on the 13 really. For the most part though, finding solace can be found here at Pu'unui community park. Youth team games are played here as well as evening pick up basketball games with the locals. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Open spaces are your friends! And its free! Support local! A+

Park is very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and have toilet paper. Playground is nice. Multiple…read moreball courts of various types such as soccer/baseball, covered basketball court so you can play even in the rain, and even tennis/badminton courts. Large community center too.

Wow I can't believe this place only got one star. I'm gonna bump it up because it definitely…read moredeserves more than that! A few weeks ago we had my daughter's birthday party here. There's a calendar online where you can see what dates and times are available. They fill up fast on the weekend so if you want to plan something, do it quick. My daughter told us last minute she wanted a birthday party. And you know what, finding a venue at the last minute can be so difficult. We got lucky with Mariners Cove Bay Club. They had an opening on Friday night and we just took it. We wanted to do a Saturday but both the 9 am slot and 4pm slot were already reserved. The process to reserve is actually very simple. All I did was call the number on the website and ask for possible dates. It's best to do that in case someone reserved and it hasn't been put on the calendar yet. The next step is to fill out an application and pay a deposit fee. The application just says what day and time you need it for and it outlines the rules. There's a lot of rules so make sure to read it carefully. Some of the rules include no hanging things on the walls or ceilings. So that for us meant no piñata. There's a no bounce house rule. Also in order to get your deposit back, you have to make sure it's the way you left it. The site was great for my daughters party. We had about 12 kids and their families. Her party was at the 4pm slot but we didn't start until 5. I didn't think they would swim but the kids went in the pool and swam for a while and enjoyed every bit of it. The facilities have a kitchen that was very helpful. We were able to store our drinks in there during the party. They also have a sink and counter to put the other things. They normally have a range but it was broken when we had the party. They also have a grill. We would have like to use the range but we instead just brought our crock pot and had our chili in there instead. We also made hot dogs and just heated it all in another crock pot. It worked it very nicely. The room was big enough for us to play games with the kids after dinner and they had a lot of fun. It was a lot of work planning the party but my daughter had a fun time and so did her friends. In the future, we will definitely look into using this facility more.

Have rented this space a few times over the years for kids birthday parties, it is a great venue…read morefor the community. Many people have expressed they wish their community or every community has a place like this. Can't beat the price and there's already tables and chairs for you to set up. Booking was easy. Online calendar shows availability. Definitely a great mariner's cove asset. Thank you Zack also for all of your help!

Got to check out Keiki Republic on a weekday (Monday) and it was nice and empty with just two other…read morefamily's with kids. It's a nice and good size indoor playground for Kids I'd say age range from 1 to 6 yrs old about. It is located inside of the Windward mall on the 1st floor near Ross dress for less and Fun factory. Regards to Socks - Customers can bring in their own socks or also if you don't you can purchase from Keiki Republic. Admission for Keiki Republic - Kids are $15/$16 approx for one hour and one parent is free with one paying child and additional parent would be $5.00 (hope this info in helpful) Parking - Don't have too work about parking lots of ample parking at windward mall and it's free parking as well so you don't have to stress about parking. Lockers - They have lockers as well for customers to place your belongings etc. Restroom - They have their own private restroom inside of Keiki republic and it's co-ed. Would I recommend this indoor playground to other families with kids - Sure thing I would recommend this place to other families with kids Posted on - 6/2025

I went to Keiki Republic in Kahala with my daughter, SIL, and granddaughter to check things out…read more It's a large open space with tons of activities, toys, mazes, and things to keep the little one occupied and expending energy. You can pay by the hour for each session, or get a monthly pass that allows unlimited time each month. They do ask everyone to sign an electronic waiver, so bring your smartphone to make things easier. You also need to wear socks in the play area, to prevent damage to the padded surfaces. I would recommend getting some grippy socks, because some of the play surfaces are fairly slick when wearing regular socks, and it's like walking on ice. Everything is pretty safe for all ages of children, as parents and caregivers are all watching over their own flock. They do have a staff person that also monitors the area and cleans and wipes down surfaces periodically. The main thing to watch out for (as with most toddler play areas) is when older kids are playing in the same area as smaller ones. It's a pretty big space overall, so it really wasn't an issue while we were there, but it's still something to keep in mind. There is a lot to do and my granddaughter definitely had her favorites, such as the merry-go-round, the climbing area, and (for some reason) the zip line ride. She avoided the ball pit for some reason, but maybe she'll grow into it as she gets older. We spent a couple of hours there and it definitely wore her out, and all of us as well. It's a great place to spend for any family with little ones, and I know we'll be back.

I am a member of Royal Chapter and our practice studio is at Royal Elementary School. Ballroom…read moreclasses here are super cheap and instructors are awesome!!!! Every instructor has years of ballroom dance experience and they are so dedicated to each student! I admire their love for the sport and their patience to teach such uncoordinated people as myself! Royal Chapter's classes are held every Tuesday from 7pm-9pm. Class subjects vary each quarter. Dances are held almost every Saturday evening at the Ala Wai Palladium (beautiful place). Please check out their website for details on Royal Chapter and other chapters on Oahu!

There are 14 chapters throughout the state, mostly on Oahu. The membership is inexpensive and we…read morehave classes once a week, and then practice events 2 X a month and dances at the Palladium. We enjoy the people and we are learning to dance!! Seriously, come visit the chapter near you. I belong to Kaneohe Chapter. We practice on Monday evenings. We are learning Cha Cha and Tango this quarter.