Until earlier this year, I had only been to Les Murakami Stadium to attend a high school graduation. We went to a Warriors baseball game (vs UC Davis) in the Spring, and it was great! Parking is easy in the UH lot--pricey, and a bit of a walk to the stadium, but there's plenty of spaces, and since we went early, we didn't have to wait in line of cars to park. We were also able to find a shady place outside the stadium to wait until the doors opened. Hopefully I'm not the only one who attends baseball games almost as much for the food as for the game. The options at the stadium were impressive! For me, it's not a baseball game without a hot dog, so of course that was what I ate, but there were so many types of dogs & toppings available, fancy lemonade drinks, and other things. It was a foodie event! Thanks to Rani R for selecting seats that wouldn't subject us to the setting sun, we were comfortable for the entire late-afternoon game. I'm so glad to have experienced another UH sporting event that I thoroughly enjoyed. We are going to have to do that again next season! Heads up, like other sporting events, the stadium requires that you carry your belongings in a clear bag, and sites specific measurements for them. We were lucky to have some on hand. I'm not sure if it was the norm, but despite the requirement, I did not see anyone enforcing the rule, nor checking bags. read more

Food- 5 stars Service- 3 stars Ambiance - 5 stars I attended a UH baseball game the other day and had a great time!! It's a viiibe once you get into the stadium because you are greeted with all UH baseball fans dripped with some cool UH swag. The field has gotten a major facelift since the last time I attended a game ! The baseball field is 100 percent turf and designed to reflect the school's colors. There are many vendors to choose from when you are on the second floor concourse. I ordered summer rolls and Chicken from Olay's Thai and was completely satisfied! The service was okay. I felt like there were no ushers available in our section to help direct us to our seats. We also wanted to order Miller lite beer at first, but something was apparently wrong with the keg connected to their line at the time. Will def be back to get some Pogmosa and try a hotdog! read more

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How embarrassing that the speakers at this stadium are poor! the speakers, it's rough. Nothing kills the vibe faster than sound that's muffled, echoing, or cutting in and out -- especially in a place that's supposed to feel electric. What's the point of talking to the spectators when you don't understand a single word they are saying! read more

Although I could have gotten the Cinco de Mayo ticket special for only $5, I opted for a limited view seat at $17, for the OSU vs. UHM baseball game. Best seats go for $20. Note: I think E 10 11 is a great seat and the limited view is not that limited at my height LOL ! Plus, you know I wanted to catch a foul ball with my bare hands...;). By game time, those $5 seats in the upper left were sold out! $10 parking - cc only. For bb, try for diamond head side stalls for a tad shorter walk to the Les Murakami Stadium. For dinner, I enjoyed: $10 combo- Burger, Garlic fries ($1 extra), and a 32 oz beverage ($4.50). Super filling, as the burger is huge, with fresh tomato and lettuce. Barely finished the yummy, crisp fries. There's also a kid's combo for $8 with a 16 oz beverage. There are lots of snack options and yay, ice cream! When the lines are long, you'll need to battle your way to the diamond head side for napkins and the like...(only one kitchen was open tonight-because it is a weekday, maybe? As both were open Friday and Saturday, I heard.). (It's the reason for the loss of that one star; it was a sold out game, after all.) I was in that long line for another beverage when I missed #37's great catch, for a third out, which was replayed several times, thankfully, and confirmed upon review! Memories: While it's been over a decade since my last bb game here, it's funny how the familiar sounds never change;)! Love it! And the Manoa mist arrived several times, barely touching E 10 11. So far, that is! Game still in progress, Go Hawai'i!!! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Go Hawai'i! Go #37! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Baseball game at the University of Hawaii in Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii... When my friends from the Rising Phoenix Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) offered group tickets to the home game against Long Beach State, I wanted to go! I haven't been to the Les Murakami Stadium at UH in many years. It's located by the parking structure on the lower campus. The last time I went, it was during the daytime and it was quite warm. This was an evening game, starting at 6:35pm. I carpooled with my friends who had a free parking pass! I followed them to the entrance where our tickets were scanned. We passed through security easily because we had clear bags (12x12x6 inches). I checked out the concession stands... both of them seemed to have the same menu. I just wanted Garlic Fries. I got a bottle of Coca-Cola, too. Tip: if you want ketchup, go early because the dispensers were empty by the timebi decided to get food. The workers are so busy that they don't have time to refill them. The restroom was clean. There was no line when I went because it was an off-time. I did get to go into the Skybox because someone knew someone... we had connections! It was a bit stuffy in there. They kept the door open. I brought a jacket because the Tradewinds kept the open-air venue cool. My seat was in the 3rd level, section CC. It had a roof - protection against rain and sun! Overall it was a fun time! Our President, Ryan Mercado, sang the National Anthem and our State Song! Our 2024 TOYA (Ten Outstanding Young Americans) Winner, Xeana Kamalani Dung, threw the First Pitch! She won a Gold Medal in 2018 when she was the Pitcher for the Puerto Rican Women's Softball Team! Best of all The Bows beat The Beach 10 to 5! Let's Go Bows! Oh... another good thing about getting the hookups is that we got a chance to go on the field after the game and get a group photo! read more

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Great ballpark! Family oriented atmosphere and great D1 baseball! Did not try the food, but beers were priced realistically for the island. read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We always say we have to go to at least one game per UH Baseball season. So we went... to the last game. What a great game, game experience, crowd, food and BEER! Will always be a UH fan, and any event I attend will great 5 stars. read more

My family and I love coming here! Until I met my husband, I was never a fan of baseball, or any other sport for that matter.... But his family is made up of baseball, and all sports fanatics! So, needless to say.... here we are. When my husband was in college and needing to write a speech on something he really enjoyed, we decided that he'd write it on the history of baseball, the All-American sport. Through many nights of research and rehearsing, I had absorbed a lot of information, and also the an enjoyment for the game. We started attending games some years ago, whenever we could. Through the years, we've managed to make many memories here at Les Murakami Stadium. Now, as a family of 4, we intend to make these games into some really great family Outings. This past week, we tool our toddlers to their first UH Baseball game, and although the younger one is a little too young to know what she was seeing, our almost 3 year old son absolutely loved the experience! The stadium is awesome and well kept. There's just the right amount of vendors that the lines aren't overwhelmingly long, and the community of baseball fans are amazing! Since we're still dealing with some CVid mandates and stuff, Vaxx cards or negative tests are still required, and masks are still needed to enter at this time. read more

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Post-covid review: During 2020 and 2021 it felt like I'd never see the inside of any stadium for a long time, if ever. Finally things are almost back to normal and I finally saw a baseball game today without any mask or vaccine requirements. Due to people telling me the concession stands would get too busy once the game started, we planned ahead and ate beforehand. We also arrived 1.25 hours early which is highly recommend because parking can get sold out. Since we got there early it was easy breezy no waiting to get in, no lines at any concession stand. We stocked up and enjoyed ourselves. Sure enough, once the game started the lines were 20+ people deep. Fortunately the restrooms were ok no waiting. I'd say the stadium was 60-70% capacity. Parking tip: always reverse in so you can make a quick getaway later. Also park near the exit vs closer to the stadium. The game turned out to be an awesome comeback and UH won. Good times read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Signed up my son for the UH Rainbow Warrior Baseball Catcher's School at Les Murakami Stadium. It is only one hour sessions (10 days), but they cover a lot of things from technique to drills. There were about 16 boys ranging in age from 10 to 18. My son enjoyed the instruction and getting a chance to go on the field at the Les. We haven't been to a UH baseball game in awhile but we will make an effort to attend several games this season and support Coach Hill and the Warriors. Thanks to Coach Dallas and the players for putting on a first class baseball camp for young baseball players. Go Bows! read more

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We are so happy to be able to attend the UH Baseball Games again. Last year was hard, no spectators . Come earlier, you will need to show Covid-19 Vaccination card or an online check-in code. I didn't check ahead of the game but I heard they check bags and you need to use a clear bag. I left my goodies in the car (so sad), but when we came I asked the guy collecting tickets and he told me they don't check the bags at this stadium. The food and drinks are the same. Tonight had a nice crowd, maybe 40% full. So happy to be back with friends and family. read more

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Had a great time at the UH v Cal-Poly game last night. Great Win Guys! Parking is $7. The Don Ho hot dogs are amazing! Highly recommend! That, and a couple of cold ones = A good time! read more

BUYING A LUXURY BOX? PLEASE READ. This did not happen this season. Issues could have been addressed and situations may be handled differently (OR NOT) now. I just want the public to be aware of the situation I experienced. Fan in front had an outburst and started to yell at us in front of his small child. It literally came out of nowhere and this fan did not discuss anything with us civilly prior. How are we to know that we were being offensive if not communicated to us prior the outburst? Why did he not move seats if he was uncomfortable? I do not know. Note that our group was made up of college educated professionals that serve and our represent our communities in a positive light. We know how to communicate in a manner that is deescalating. His wife lied to security and said we were trying to start a fight. Security took her word for it and instead of investigating and listening to our interpretation he went directly to "confrontation mode." Security threatened to kick us out of the stadium (for what? I still don't know - maybe because I spoke to him in a calm and clear manner that he was making the situation worse by pointing the figure instead of hearing an explanation - he may have been a student hire who was in over his head and didn't get trained to handle situations like this in the right way). The fan that had an outburst did apologize on his own accord (good for him to take accountability) after the security guard left. Maybe because I explained that he did not handle the situation well and was setting a bad example for his child. When upset you handle it calmly by having a discussion instead of yelling unexpectedly to resolve matters if being offended. This was brought to the attention of stadium management who I believe just said whatever they could in hopes that the incident would be swept under the rug. They verbally assured us that it would be addressed and money would be reimbursed. None of that happened. Just no response. Shouldn't security know that fans who buy a luxury box spend a lot of their hard earned money to support the community and have a good experience? Very sad considering just wanting to build camaraderie with friends while supporting the program and the team. read more

Quintessential of baseball in Hawaii, Les Murakami Stadium, aka "The Les" is where most baseball players who have grown up here, strive to play in at least once in their baseball careers. As a longtime baseball fan, this place holds a lot of great memories that I hold true to my heart. My father was a former baseball player in high school, my cousins played in high school as well, and another cousin played under Trap at UH Manoa. You could say that my family has spent a lot of time here... literally. Baseball games sometimes take FOREVER. It's been a while since I've been back here but it felt almost like coming home after attending the inaugural 'ohana game for UH this past weekend. Nothing beats the cool Manoa air on a beautiful day, add to that the excitement of family and friends, and you've definitely got some great energy for a game. read more

Venue & Game - 5 stars Beer - 4 stars Food - 3 stars Aloha, haven't been back for a BB game in 3 years. UH game was super fun, there isn't a bad seat in the house. And yes UH won, whoohoo! Okay they serve GB marzen beer, nice. And there's GB garlic fries, nice. But really Sodexo you need to step your game up on the food. Chili, chicken tenders, big hot dog, all okay at best. If the food was better, I'd definitely come more often. We love going to games, just are foodies too. It's gotta be a full count experience. read more

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When mom said we were going to baseball I'd be so stoked! It's so nice to see that UH fans are still going strong even through a pandemic. It wasn't a sell out game tonight but it's always so fun to go to the "Les". The food is your normal Sodexo food hotdogs, hamburgers, saimin, french fries, etc. However, for stadium food, it's pretty good because majority of the food I ordered was really fresh! The parking situation is great, there is whole structure to park in. Just be sure there aren't multiple sport going in though because then parking can get thought at times. If you get a chance, definitely check out the Les it's a huge part of the Hawaii culture and athletics scene. read more

Enjoyed our 1st in-person Employees' Club event in over two years. Organized by our Employees' Club committee in coordination with the UH staff. We enjoyed a nice tailgate event with food, drinks, music, games, prizes and face-to-face conversations with our fellow employees, before the game. Added bonus, the UH baseball team won their Saturday game! Friendly staff and accommodating to our needs. Look forward to another sports event. read more

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Hey batter batter batter! Baseball has got to be one of the slowest moving games, aside from golf. But I personally feel that watching sports live is definitely more exciting than watching it on TV, and baseball is no exception For me though, the thought of garlic fries, popcorn and hotdogs is what gets me amp'ed up, not necessarily the game itself. And it's nice to indulge at this stadium, where they don't charge you an arm and a leg like at some other venues (Blaisdell Arena, Stadium). read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I love this stadium! It's located near the parking structure at UH Manoa. I enjoy the games but mainly go there for the food! It's yummy and super cheap! They serve beer (Bud Light, Heineken, Gordon Biersch), popcorn, churros, hot dogs, pizza, fries, garlic fries, saimin, nachos, teri burgers. Oh, and you have to check out the Warrior Dog. It's a ginormous hot dog that can't even fit on the paper tray it's served on. It's always a good time at the stadium. Go Warriors! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Bases are loaded! Hawaii vs. Wichita St. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Bring cash for the parking lot, a light jacket, baseball hat and sunscreen. Some of the seats get full sun! Also, the seats are hard plastic so if you don't end up wearing the jacket, you can also sit on it! read more

Went there this past weekend for the first time in 7 years (moved back from being on the mainland and aboard), it was nice to see some upgrades. It has that nice minor league feel to it...close to the action, cheap prices and the love of the game (no over priced pros). Don't get me wrong, I miss going to Yankee Stadium (the old Stadium especially), nothing comes close!!! I also like the new Yankee Stadium (the upgrades are nice) and the Trenton Thunder (Yankees AA team) Park. Born and raised a Yankees fan for life! But turf looks nice, the seats been upgraded, food is good and the prices are affordable to young families/students. Also nice to see that they created a student section, to create more of a college atmosphere. The parking is cheap, easy to get to from H-1 and close to the park. If you haven't been to a ballgame, take a chance and go one day. If your excuse is "Baseball is boring"...give it a chance...you'll enjoy it. You can't go wrong, it is cheaper to take your kids to a ball game watching the UH baseball team, than going to the movies, also you don't interact with your family at the movies like you do at a ball game. Get out there, your family will enjoy it!!! I would like to see them create an open area (preferably beyond the outfield fence on a hill) for fans to lay a blanket on the ground a enjoy the view. As they do in minor league stadiums. It will make it more a family attraction. But it is still a great ball park..."The Les"...I remeber I was there for Coach Les last game, what a nice tribute to him!!! Get out to the ball game peeps and cheer on the home team! Go Bows!! read more

Who doesn't love baseball? It's as American as apple pie. The smell of the park. Kids catering, "Hey batta, batta, suuuwing! Batter!" By all standards, Les Murakami Stadium is a fine small venue. Tickets are $10-12, $6.50-8 beers (I can't remember exactly, but it's a pretty limited selection 12 or 24oz), there are two "beer gardens" located at either end of the main concourse (sadly the one on the west side closes early). For grindz? Who could pass on the Monstrosity Warrior Dog (full menu of ballpark fare, and a Olay's Thai food pop-up stand on the lower level). There's not a bad seat in the house, and you can't beat the back drop. Score board could be improved and no instant replay...but hey, that's life. There are no second acts. Parking is six bucks. It's not big league ball. Bottom ninth, one out, tie game, #9 (Ethen Lopez) lays a perfect sacrifice bunt that the Don's catcher fields cleanly but throws wide of first, and the sacks are loaded. The fan in me is rooting for the suicide squeeze. Why not? The worst could happen is the batter fails to make contact and the runner is out at the plate. The little kid in me wants to swing away. My buddy (who played college ball) leans over and explains to me why the guy at the plates weight distribution is all wrong. "He'll never get it out of the infield, his weights all shifted onto his front leg. See..." Sure enough, bouncing grounder to second, shortstop fields, drags across second, toss to first, and a inning ending double play. Warriors go on to lose in eleven. Me? I don't care. I'm lost in the moment. The rush, flooding memories of those sweet, sweaty days of summer, and the feel of the ball coming off the fat part of my Easton Hammer bat (I loved that bat). Watching a solid line drive slice perfectly just out of reach of the second baseman, a run scores, game over, and for a moment, I was a baseball god. Aloha! Play Ball! read more

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My husband and I enjoy watching baseball at this stadium and supporting our local college teams. This stadium is very presentable and easy to get around. Seats are comfortable and I don't think there are any bad seats anywhere, we can see the entire field wherever we are seated. The food is of course the typical baseball hotdogs, nachos, beer, and sodas. There are margarita stands too some of which are sold out of a bud lite can (I discovered I'm not a fan), the nachos are prepacked and fresh, they provide the chili and cheese, and the warrior dogs are 2 meals in itself! Restrooms are decent, well maintained and toiletries/dispensers are always replenished. Parking fee is a couple bucks and traffic control is staged appropriately with no hassle, easy exit out of the stadium. Opening Day game 2017 was a high attendance game, many filled the stadium to support their teams. We look forward to many more games this season! read more

BRING BACK THE TIGHT PANTS. How can you not love this stadium? Every seat is a good seat, food and beer are reasonable, parking is not a problem, and the music is awesome! Oh yeah, and sometimes we watch the baseball game too! My only complaint: How come the white pants the UH players wore tonight were so loose and long? Bring back the tighty whiteys! For those of us who think baseball is boring, give us something to look at and make the pants tighter and shorter next year please! Baseball players have strong leg muscles, it's such a shame to hide them! PARKING: $6 parking in the structure. Fully electric vehicles are FREE. We have never had a problem finding parking and it's just a short walk to the stadium. PRICES: Most of the tickets we've purchased have been in the $6-8 range. Sometimes we sit all the way up in the "nose bleed" section (row 22), which is the very last row in the upper section. This is where most of the "group tickets" are, and the little league boys have a great time in that section. The upper level has that overhang which protects you from the rain and sun but it can get pretty windy at night during Feb/March, so bring a jacket to night games. From this section you can watch everyone sitting below you checking Facebook, stalking Yelp, playing Zynga games, and doing other things completely unrelated to the game... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/afZ6eNE2gh0bhpGVB_91sg?select=P2pgNXwfGYsevTXKF0reDQ#KkL1v7e2Uq4EGxvwJepFjQ BUD LIGHT BULLPEN TENT: $1500 for 20 people, with room to fit up to 50 people for $35 each additional head. AYCE and AYCD catered by Sodexo (chicken, ribs, etc.), this tent sits behind the UH bullpen and must be reserved ahead of time. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/afZ6eNE2gh0bhpGVB_91sg?select=P2pgNXwfGYsevTXKF0reDQ#_qTujmd1fGoHLzJAIl94DA FOOD: $3.75 Three chicken tenders and fries for my kids every time... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/afZ6eNE2gh0bhpGVB_91sg?select=P2pgNXwfGYsevTXKF0reDQ#cgpo3Jhh04vcR_fJ3o8lOg $2 churros keep the kids happy for at least an inning or two! $8 Gordon Birsch 32oz beer keeps the big boys happy for at least a few innings! Add some garlic fries with that and prepare for garlic dragon breath! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/afZ6eNE2gh0bhpGVB_91sg?select=P2pgNXwfGYsevTXKF0reDQ#XKrWszbsi9Kg73GOb1v5mg $5.75 chicken caesar or Chinese Chicken salad (purchased downstairs right after you walk in) keeps me happy! Oh who am I kidding, the chili rice bowl is pretty good too, but the best value is the $19 FAMILY PACK: 4 hot dogs, 4 fries, and 4 20oz drinks - WHAT A DEAL! The WARRIOR DOG $4.75 deserves mention here. Guys I am not kidding, that weiner is 18 inches long! Top it with some chili for $1 more and can you say OH MYlanta! I never thought I'd see the day when my kids would want to stay until the very end of the game, and I never thought I'd be sad that UH baseball season is over, but all of that happened tonight. I can't wait til baseball season 2013 starts! Coach Trepasso, congratulations on your awesome season but don't forget, I wanna see tighter pants next year! read more

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Sung to the tune of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Take me out to the ball game, Take cash there's no ATM, Buy me some churros or garlic fries, Six dollar beers? Look at the size of my eyes! 'Cuz there Huge, Huge, Huge like the savings, You get from here, instead of a bar! For it's one, three, six beers put down, Where'd I parrrrk...myyyy....carrrr?!?! ENCORE!!! HANA HOU!!! Take me out to the ball game, Talk crap to visiting team; Sneak in a bento and save some cash, I almost got kicked out cursing like an ass! (true story) 'Cuz I'm Drunk, Drunk, Drunk like a sailor F bombs offend a kids pop! For it's F***, F***, F*** and fist pumps, Please don't taaase....meee.....coooop!!! #Yelp 365 - 005/365 read more

Les Murakami Stadium - before "the boot" - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I used to come here to watch games quite a bit when I played little league baseball. That was in the late 80's. The stadium hasn't changed all that much since then, but I did notice some things have changed. New seats, turf, fences, etc., all of which were improvements from a recent renovation. I just wish the seats were a little bigger. Ticket prices are very reasonable; Less than $10 for most seats. The stadium is in good repair, and is very clean. A 32 ounce (one quart!) domestic beer is just $7! I didn't buy any food from the concession, but the hot dogs and burgers looked delicious, and the garlic fries, popcorn, and churros smelled fantastic. I will definitely be buying some of these things on my next visit! Oh yeah, and there was a baseball game going on too! GO 'BOWS! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - $7 and 32 ounces later... - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Whether it be Les Murakami, Stan Sheriff, or T.C. Ching, the atmosphere of a college sports game really gets you pumped up about being a student spectator. The Les Murakami in specific provides students with both an upper and lower level seating area, free for students who have registered IDs. The Manoa Maniacs often also distribute fan items such as seat cushions, shirts, towels, etc. Not to brag, but I think the students have one of the best sections to have. You're close to the field, have a good view of first and home plate, and you're right below or above the beer stand... Could you ask for more?! In terms of food, all food is made by Sodexo, like the cafeteria food. Burgers, fries, etc, the usual. What always really catches my eyes (yes, both), are the smaller food stands that sell pretzels, churros, glazed mac nuts, dippin' dots, and more. Who knew ice cream and baseball could go so well together?! Prices for food can be somewhat of a splurge, especially for beer, running at about $10 per cup (which I do have to admit is pretty large). The facilities itself are well maintained, bathrooms are kept pretty clean, trashcans placed strategically every 10 feet from each other, and there are handicap accessible elevators. One suggestion though is to bring an umbrella, poncho, and ESPECIALLY a jacket, because the wind is always whipping at the stadium! If you're looking for a rowdy crowd for pau hana on a Friday or Saturday, hit up the Les for a surely great time! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - A panoramic view of my usual spot at the Les- come find me! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Five stars. One of thee best college baseball venues in the nation. The house that Les built is legendary. Love the atmosphere here. One can really enjoy watching the Rainbows play. I've snagged many a home run and foul balls here, ages ago. Not many can say that. But all in all, a highly recommended place to pass your time. read more

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My fiance goes to every single UH baseball game. I try to go once a week, you know, so we can see each other. I'm not a HUGE baseball fan but manage to enjoy myself at these games for several reasons: 1 - churros, 2 - huge and cheap beers, 3 - 7th inning stretch and entertaining songs chosen by UH players while they're going up to bat. We sit on the 3rd base line so I can even get a tan during daytime games :) read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Vs Wichita State, March 2, 2012 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

For college baseball, you can't do any better! In fact, this stadium rivals many minor league parks I've seen on the mainland--and I've seen plenty. Because Hawaii has no pro baseball, fans flock to see their beloved Rainbows take on top opponents from around the country. There isn't a bad seat in the joint, and all of the seating is covered (nice for when those Manoa showers also want to take in the game). A very family-friendly atmosphere and some VERY competitive baseball. You can't go wrong! Tickets are usually dirt-cheap, AND they've got BEER here! (You won't find that at most NCAA parks on the mainland.) In fact, I tout the beer here as one of the best beer values on the island. You get a towering 32-ounce draft for only $5.85. That's more than two and a half "mortal" beers. So buy a Warrior Dog, get a cup of suds, and sit down to the great-American past time here in Hawai'i Nei. Go Rainbows! read more

I have a love/hate relationship with baseball...especially UH baseball. Maybe because i don't watch a lot of baseball i have ridiculously high standards for them BUT this year is the year to watch UH baseball. Here are some reasons why: 1. They held their own against two top-10 teams (Oregon and Texas). They didn't win either series but they didn't get swept 2. You can't deny that it might be the cheapest form of entertainment in Hawaii. Like all the other reviews stated, cheep beer, decent stadium food (sometimes people actually crave stadium food), and a ticket that only costs $5. $8 if you want lower level seats but they don't actually check tickets so you can buy a cheaper ticket and find a random seat down below. 3. Although baseball games are somewhat long (I sat through a 4.5 hour game last week), UH is capable of keeping it real interesting. Maybe one of the best rallying teams in the nation? haha What I mean is, they like their come from behind victories. 4. The stadium is pretty nice. There is a beautiful view of Diamond Head past right field. The crowd is great. You might get lucky and win a foul baseball or a t-shirt at T-SHIRT TIME! 5. Most importantly...I'll be there cheering on the Rainbows. =) *** There is one downside...this team likes to rally around the 7th inning and beyond, which is basically when the game starts getting really interesting. HOWEVER they stop selling beer during the 7th inning stretch so consider "stocking up" in case of a 15 inning game (which happened against #7 Texas) read more

Attending the university of manoa graduation we had to lei the students here! It was a big space and the grass was fake so when it rained we didn't get muddy. I really enjoyed it because everyone was sitting when they were tired. I would definitely like to watch a baseball game here. read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I forgot how enjoyable it is to watch a live sports game. Yes, the team wasn't that good this year, but I had a favorite player and cheered him on. I really like that they replaced the old scoreboard. The new scoreboard is nice - not as big as it could have been - but with the new technology, I'm looking forward to seeing more player information when they bat. Stadium food is ... YUMMO. LOL. I look forward to the food - hot dogs, nachos and churros!!!!! Baseball is one of those games that I just enjoy watching. It's not as frenzied as football (my ultimate fave sport to watch), and yet there is complexity on the defensive side. I am thinking of getting season tickets from next year on. =) read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Stadium is great. Being college ball, you can't expect a major league place, but this is awesome. Tickets want break your wallet, I spent $16 for front row behind homeplate. Biggest, most expensive beer($8.50) is cheaper than a bottle of Natty Ice at a big league stadium, food is equally reasonably priced. We got our a $$es kicked, but still a great day for the money. Go 'bows! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Perfect atmosphere for a baseball game. Perfect for location for our rainbow baseball home team to play. It's great that they do kid contest, giveaways and have ono food during the game. You can buy group packages, individual tickets or specials. read more

Stadium food has gotten worse. The Teri burger is so bad from a scale from 1-10 , 10 being the best than it's a solid 2. I also had a churro and it was ice cold. If you can, bring your own food. read more

I love Hawaii baseball. They might not have the #1 team in NCAA but at least the stadium is good. Bambucha Hot dogs and beers. I think they have other food but that's all I get so I wouldn't know. Maybe a saimin if it's cold. This is a sport where you'll see the same old japanese men sitting in the same section for the last 20 years. I know I saw those guys when I was a kid coming to the park. Nice field with it's new turf but now you can't eat sunflower seeds in the park. What kind of baseball game cannot eat sunflower seeds? I still do but I have a cup I put it in so it's not everywhere. I guess it's really hard to pick up if it gets in the turf. Bring an umbrella because Manoa is kind of shady so you're not sure if it's going rain or not and the walk from the parking structure is kind of far. Check it out. You'll have a blast... read more

CHEAPEST BEER IN TOWN! (about $6 for 32oz) and about 2-3 hours of entertainment as well for the low low price of $5 admission I gotta admit that I'd never been to a Warrior baseball game (let alone ANY college game, for that matter) - until I came here to watch the last game, of four, against Fresno. We could only get standing room tickets - for a group of 4, but it turned out that we could just grab some open seats - no one showed up to claim them.. dunno if this happens at all the games though. Tried the Warrior Dog... it's big. The dog itself is ok, but the bun is neither steamed nor toasted, but still edible!!... just pile on some onions and douse it with relish, mustard and ketchup. Regular fries we OK - will have to try some garlic fries next time. read more

When I first moved here I was bummed that I wouldn't see many sports while I'm here. Then I came to Les Murakami Stadium to get my baseball fix I absolutely love it here. This place makes me feel like home! There really isn't a bad seat in the place. And it's super cheap. $10 and under for a ticket is really a good deal. Plus watching Hawaii play seems to be more entertaining than alot of the games I've been to even MLB. They have popcorn, hotdogs, churros (those are so yummy), teri burgers and garlic fries. If you want beer you have to go to the two ends of the mid level. I believe they stop serving after the 7th? Our friend went to get a beer and they were already torn down. Come check out this local team. Even my 2 year old loves it. Go Rainbows! read more

I went to my first baseball game here about a week ago; I was hesitant at first, as I am not much of a sports fan, but I'm so, so glad I decided to go! First off, the view is spectacular--Diamond Head and the whole east side was visible from my seat. Plus, the facilities are clean. The whole place feels like extended family--everyone is super friendly... Admittedly, the game went on for--what felt like--forever, but it was such a different, new, and pleasurable experience. read more

Les Murakami Stadium - View from my seat! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii