I recommend! We happily rented out the whole play place for my sons birthday party and it was so…read morefun! The employees were so sweet. Didn't even bother us. Helped each of us. Depending on the size of your party it may be too small or just right. It was just right for us. It has play areas for all ages from 1 year to 10!! Super fun!

Keiki Republic is an indoor playground next to The Shack Mililani. This is the second location on…read moreOahu, the first one is located in Windward Mall. This facility is for kids ages 10-months to 10-years old. Socks are required for both kids and adults. Compared to other indoor playgrounds for kids, this one is on the small side. There's a good variety of play areas and activities that my kids don't get bored with the small space, and I enjoy it because it's easier to monitor them versus the larger playgrounds. They have a room for toddlers with a small ball pit, slide, oversized blocks, and toys. Next to it, there is a small rock-climbing wall with a foam pit below, a merry-go-round, kitchen, market with fresh produce, an ice cream stand, a doctor's office, and a dress up and makeup set. For the larger kiddos, they have a huge jungle-gym with a 3-way slide, mini zip-line, larger ball pit with a wall projection that you can throw balls at animated characters and score points. One of my children's favorite areas is the sand pit. Only, the pit isn't filled with sand, but plastic Nerds-like particles. There's a large climbing dome made of netting and sand toys in this area. Monthly passes are available, so is a small party room, and there's a nursing and changing room for your infants. Wipes are available if you need them. Stamp cards are available and you can earn a stamp for each hour-long visit you purchase. After 10 hour-long visits, you can get a free hour for one child. You usually have to ask for the card and for the stamp, as its given upon request. At the time of your exit, they provide your kiddos with balloons. My kids have gotten to choose from animal, sword, and flower balloons. Overall a great place to bring your kids to move around indoors, and give yourself a breather.

I had a fun Zipline experience with CLIMB Works. Views were amazing and the guides had great jokes…read more They were also incredibly knowledgable and made sure everyone was safe. About a 2 hour experience. It was a quick 10 mins ATV ride up! You can get some mud on you during this. Only ziplines down until you reach where we started! You had the opportunity to go upside down if you wanted to...(I could not haha). We also got a chance to try apple bananas, dried apple bananas, and some tomatoes! There are some fun bridges that you end up crossing. Guides do take some photos for you that you can purchase at the end of the experience. I would definitely recommend booking with CLIMB Works!

Awesome experience, great views, guides were very attentive and welcoming, gave great tips for…read moreposes, and the farm scenary is great. The entire Zipline experience was about over 2 hours. We went at the last available time and weather was nice with a cool breeze, but can get very hot and sweaty if there was no clouds. They have plenty of water stations on the trails and they have a super long zipline that is 1/2 mile long super cool view of the mountain and ocean. Definitely recommend them and this was my second time and as great as I remember

The equipment gets burning hot so don't go around noon and there is no bathroom. However there is…read moreample street parking, and all kinds of different climbs and moving parts for little ones to practice balancing. Seems as clean as a public park can be.

Absolutely love this playground! No matter what time we visit, there are a bunch of kids playing,…read moreso it's relatively easy to find new friends. Located in Mililani Mauka, there's plentiful street parking.

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.

The playground itself is very nice but a bunch of still water and mosquitoes near the benches. The…read morebenches are rusted through with jagged metal and sprinklers have created still water ponds under all shaded sitting areas.

This park is for big kids. There are a couple young-children appropriate slides on the back side of…read morethis playground that my 3.5 yr old and 2 yr old were able to play on. But, the end of the slide is quite a way off the ground so it was a little difficult for the 3.5 yr old to hop off of. We had to carry the 2 yr old off. There are prickly weeds that grow around the back and sides. Since it's a sand playground, you can't see the loose prickly pieces and both my daughter and I got poked. It did look like a lot of fun for the other older kids and we'll probably try when my kids are a bit older so hopefully they'll do some landscaping on the weeds by then. We also saw a few kids spitting water in the sand and making spit-water sand balls. Gross.

Location needs to fix and/update their equipment…read more All the rotating rides are broken. The ball launchers are all off. The inflatable things are limp. The inner tube slide goes super slow.

Keiki Kingdom has made some fantastic upgrades to its indoor play area! They've added a mini…read morezipline, trampolines, an elevated ropes course (with height requirements and safety harnesses), additional slides, a climbing wall, foam blocks, and so much more. Our kids had an absolute blast, and seeing how much fun they had made the experience just as enjoyable for us as parents. The new attractions offer plenty to keep children active, entertained, and engaged. We'll definitely be bringing our kids back and highly recommend Keiki Kingdom to family and friends looking for a fun indoor adventure!

My family and I did a day of Rainbow Reef while we stayed at Aulani. It was cool that the resort…read morehas its own manmade reef with local fish for people to swim with and see. We went in July and we paid $30 each for the day of rainbow reef. Once you pay, you can come and go throughout the open hours (10am-3pm). You don't need a specific time slot. You go to the booth and they give you equipment to use (snorkel mask, breathing tube, and life vest). You then shower off and head into the reef. The water of the reef is 76 degrees, which actually felt pretty chilly, but you get used to the temperature pretty quickly. I did notice a lot of kiddos didn't want to go in because it was too cold for them. My niece was crying because of the cold, but the employees all went over and beyond to make her feel comfortable and help her. She ended up doing a lap in the reef and then heading to the jacuzzi lol The rainbow reef was cool, but we felt that $30 each for the day was pretty pricy. We only swam once and felt like we checked the box.

This is an awesome experience if you want to swim with the fish, but stay away from the sand at the…read morebeach... Not that I think most people coming here would want to stay away from the sand, but then again there are some who may want to. Or even if you're not afraid of the sand and you don't mind to get Sandy... This is still a great place to go because it's a small controlled environment where children of all ages can essentially get in the water and they are able to get right up close to the fish and have a great experience seeing all kinds of wonderful tropical fish. There's no need to swim and the experience is fantastic! My kids and wife and I really enjoyed it and we paid for the full experience for the entire length of our stay which means you can go each day during the hours that the location is open for as long as you want to stay! There is also an option to feed the fish and we did that one day of our stay too!

Booked them twice for daughter's two birthday parties. Great staff and family friendly environment…read morewith lots for the keiki to do!

The BEST indoor playground ever!…read more This past summer, the Honolulu location was closed, and that definitely wasn't going to stop my daughter. We made the drive to the other location because she had been looking forward to Kids City so much. She can spend HOURS here. There's so much to do, and I love that she can run around, climb, play pretend, and just be a kid! The space is fun, clean, and has so much for kids to explore. We had such a great experience and would definitely come back again My only wish is that they would open a location in California!

From October to the end of February, free tours are conducted twice on Saturdays only. There's a…read moretour that starts around 8 and another at 12:30 and you can go online to make a reservation. There's also a waiver that needs to be signed so going online ahead of time to arrange your visit is important. Once you get there, one of the volunteers will open the gate to let you in. Tours are informal and donation based. The sanctuary is now made of 1100 acres and is home to many of Hawaii's endangered birds. Can you believe that Hawaii is the number one place on planet Earth for endangered species?! That includes plants, insects and birds. Small habitat, loss of habitat, and small populations to begin with contribute to this sad event. The volunteers were incredibly knowledgeable and had loads of information to share with us. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. It was a relaxing, three hours of birdwatching, fresh air, and peace on the North Shore.

Wow I'm surprised there aren't more reviews. Located in kahuku just outside kahuku town across the…read morelarge wind mills near Romy's and Kahuku Farms watch for their sign. Now I'm not a Birder or Photographer we went to enjoy bird watching with a guided tour to see and learn about the endangered Hawaiian birds in our islands. The tour guides are all volunteers very knowledgeable and all passionate about what they do which is share what they can about the wetland birds living on the refuge. It was a very fun experience being in a group w great tour guides and enthusiastic attendees, makes me wana take up a new hobby. There was about 25 of us and for most Birding or photography is their passion hobby. It's a 1-2 hr walking tour on flat grassy terrain. Easy walking for all ages. Tours are FREE Sunscreen a must Shades and hat is promising Binoculars helpful Water is good Tours are on Thursday 4pm and Saturday 9am from mid Oct to mid Feb. Get there on time they close the gates once they start the tour. After parking meet at the gazebo. The restroom is one out house. Check their site for more info.

As you know I'm a huge animal lover, so of course, I was so thrilled when I found this gem during…read moremy researchin' for must-dos in Hawaii (Oahu)! I asked my sister if she would be interested in this, and she said, "Yes, it sounds fun." So I immediately booked a reservation for us towards the early evening (the last time slot) of the day. I'm so glad that I chose that time as it wasn't too hot/bright so it's cooler. We got there a little bit earlier than our appointed time, but Denise told us that we can start. She was very friendly, informative, and just a lovely person. I absolutely love love love the experience! We started with the bunnies first because they're so freakin' cute! We got to feed them as we brought some fruits and veggies from Safeway before we came. I picked one up and we got take some pics/videos with them. There were birds next to the bunnies and they were pretty. It was very sad hearing the story about one of the birds (I forgot the name of the bird.. sorry!) as he lived off his on poop for a couple years as his person passed away. It's the one that's always screeching/screaming. Then we visited the little bb cows (calves? Is that what they're called?), and I got to feed them the feed. Then we checked out the goats and sheeps. The goats were really aggressive with wanting to get the food, and they will bump into each other. Then we visited the ducks and piggies. There were also turkeys there as well. The fruits and veggies that we got from Safeway were strawberries, lettuce, and carrots. My ultimate favorite part was that they let us bottle feed the bb cows. There were like 4-6 big bottles of milk to feed the bb cows. I tried it first, and then I let my sis try, but she only lasted holding it for like 2 minutes until she said that it was too heavy. So I ended up doing that mostly which was really awesome! I absolutely loved it as it was such an amazing experience. Hehe.. Dear Denise, thank you so much for having this wonderful place that gives people opportunities to interact with these lovely animals! This place is truly a gem and a must-do for animal lovers when visiting Oahu! :)

The farm has about 30 animals. 6 pigs, 2 ducks, 3 turkeys, 2 cows, 4 goats, 1 peacock,4 sheeps,4…read morebunnys, few chickens No toilet. Have to bring your own food to feed the animals . Really muddy. No way to walk around without getting dirt. no instructions so my mom have to walk on the other side and the owner raised her voice to her. the farm owner will only give information when you paying for all the information. Terrible experience for our fam and it's not worth it.