Came here when it was less crowded the seating area is big wide open with chairs, tables, and a…read moregreen luscious outdoor view. There were only a few vendors like maybe 4 trucks at the time we got a plate from a vendor called "Wasabi Express by Tiger" the white woman who most likely also works with the main chef randomly approached us recommends it for my partner and I says it's going to taste great it's made fresh daily,, said why not we came for a trip but honestly it was mid and this is why I don't listen to people but realistically I should've just dogged it in my opinion; understand it's Hawaii we are in a touristy spot, but too overpriced for something that tastes like yoshinoya meat and rice that tastes just like fried rice from a regular Chinese takeout

Went here with friends! The food selection and trucks they have is alright! I thought it would be…read morebigger and lots of trucks like OC night market in LA but i cant complain, the food is amazing! And love the drink i got from the truck strawberry pineapple flavor from tropics truck

There wasn't a long line at the concession to have your tickets scanned…read more The noise level of the movie was perfect, not blasting. The temperature in our Auditorium was fine, cool but not freezing. Sadly Russel Crowe sure gained weight. Lucy was a truly understanding wife to Patton, showed tolerance and love for her husband. Excellent but very violent guy movie.

2/18/26 Review Update:…read more Today I celebrated my anniversary with my partner and we went to watch Send Help. Lately when I go to the movies, there's never a lot of people. It's always just me and my significant other or myself and another couple. Kind of crazy to me because when I was younger, the movies would always be packed. Now here I am with my unlimited movies experience from Groupon ($21 for three months unlimited), and an empty room. I like to sit at the accessible area where the two seats are isolated and closer to the screen. I also purchased a snack saver coupon that will last all year. It allows me to have 50% off on a large popcorn and a large soda every time I visit. These two items cost about $21 so it basically pays for two visits worth which is not bad considering the savings you get all year, It's worth it if you go to the movies often. I enjoyed my experience at this location. Bathrooms are also very clean and inviting. Seats are recline-able. My only family would be that there wasn't a table like they have in Regal Kapolei Commons. What a great movie night! ---- I woke up bright and early today to catch the 7:30 AM premiere of Wicked: For Good at Regal, and it was absolutely worth it! I had 24,000 points saved on the Regal app, so I redeemed a free slushy and upgraded to a large for just a dollar. After rounding up for donation, they surprised me with a free pair of pink Wicked 3-D glasses. The theater itself was peaceful and almost empty, just our party of two and one other group. Overall, a perfect morning at the movies. Can't wait to go back!

The old nostalgia 50th state fair........the place I loved as a child as it was the only cool rides…read moreI could get on (didn't get to go to real theme parks until college haha). How it's the same but NOT the same lol. Like every one else you have power cards and gone are the scrips. My favorite ride I still the zipper. Now coming from a father perspective.....aka wallet.....WOOF lol. $9 parking, rides and games are few bucks or more per person. Food is a whooping $15-20+ per meal lol. A Hundo $$ don't last very long......and I only have my wife and son. We had the gyro and waffle fries, forget the spots name....but that was delicious. . Greet job to all you parents with more kids, haha. However being able to see the utter joy, excitement, and fun my son had on that evening makes it all worth it..........BUT not again until next year haha.

I haven't been to the 50th State fair like almost 25 years omgeee.. Things have have changed a lot…read morefor one thing everything is now on a pre-paid card lol. So it's 200 points for $20 and 1500 points for $100. All rides average 30points and that's only because Sunday 12n-6pm is at a discount. It could be more in the evening. Compared to long time ago there's less rides and game booths. The pre-paid cards is also good for games and food booths . They do not except any cash at the game booths anymore. It was a new experience for me but I guess it's easier that way plus more efficient. It was very hot on a Sunday afternoon but my grand nephew had fun that's the main thing . We also had pizza and cotton candy to bring home . I guess due to Covid19 it's hard to maintain workers so EK Fernandez have to go on a smaller scale carnival. It was smaller than I could remember way back when . Support local so they can still be in business

Is this touristy? Yes!! Are we tourists?? Also, yes!!…read more We had a great time at this luau. We got the higher of the mid package, Splash premium. The classic package includes a shell lei and one cocktail and seating along the edge. Our package gets a fresh flower lei, 2 cocktails and better seating. There is a celebrity package with has a separate check-in line, 2 cocktails and servers bring you your food, while everyone else goes through the buffet line. We were lucky and were seated in the celebrity package seating. We had a great view of the dancers. After you've checked in, they place a lei around your neck--fresh flower lei or shell lei, depending on your package. Then they take a picture of your party with people in traditional Hawaiian costume. You can purchase the picture later if you would like. You are given your drink tickets to use at the bar. There are activities this do before the show starts--lei making, passion friend crown making, and dancing lesson. There was a Polynesian band playing in stage the entire time. The tickets get you either a basic cocktail --i got two mai tais decorated with flowers--or you can upgrade for premium cocktails. We went through the buffet, which was really good. There was salad and kalua pork, Huli Huli chicken, mahi mahi, poy, rice, chow mein noodles, great pineapple, veggies, rolls, and dessert if chocolate cake and coconut gelatin. While we were eating, a man climbed up the coconut tree, which was fun to watch. As we finished dinner, the traditional dancers performed with traditional drummers. It was all great, especially the fire dancers. It's really was a fun night. Who cares if it is touristy?

My wife and I were excited to attend and experience a Luau. Everyone was saying "you have to go to…read moreone on your first trip!" Or "the food is so good!" Or even "the performances alone are worth it"... So we let my brother find and book one for the three of us since he had already visited Hawaii multiple times and took my mom to one a few years back. What a let down, you guys. First of all, expensive for what it really was. Location wasn't all that. We didn't get the traditional pig roasting experience either. When we got there it was disorganized. We noticed there was a very long line and then a shorter one which we soon found out was for the ones who paid even more! As we entered the venue it just looked cheap - the way the tables were set up, the stage - I don't know, I guess I was expecting something more. Moving on to the food now; It was also not the best. Buffet style with flys flying around landing on it. It just didn't look appetizing. And like others have said on here, it was cold and mushy/soggy. The performances later were fine but I sadly agree with a yelper who had said it felt like a cheesy "high school play." The sound would go in and out too at times, whenever they'd start talking to the audience. We did get photos taken but damn, even that they charged us as well. Like we already spent a lot on tickets alone just to attend... Overall, this was definitely NOT the highlight of our Hawaiian trip, but it's okay because everything else we did was amazing.

I bought 3 tickets for The Sunshine Boys at the Hawaii Theater through ticketsales.com for $103…read more each and they did not give me a breakdown of the fees charged until AFTER they accepted my credit card and sent me an email enabling me to download the tickets. It was only then that I realized that they charged me a $90 fee and the total price for the 3 tickets was $409. I immediately contacted them and they informed me that they have a no cancelation policy. Even after I told them that I was not given a breakdown of the fees BEFORE the finalized the sale, they STILL would not refund the money and cancel the tickets. DO NOT EVER USE THIS WEBSITE - ticketsales.com

It's always nice to get out of the house and enjoy a new film on the big screen. This is a perfect…read morevenue for all your cinematic needs! The concession stand has lots of options for soda, candy, popcorn, and other food items. The staff is friendly, and the service is excellent. I highly recommend paying a visit! Mahalo!

The theater is located on Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam and on the Hickam side. It is easy to…read morewalk to for those living on that side as well. Movies are super cheap, but they don't show new releases. That is ok, that's why they are cheap. The thing you need to know about this theater is that it's "old school". Not a bad thing, but if you are used to stadium seating and great acoustics then you may be disappointed. It is for that reason that I gave them 3 stars...nice theater, but it's certainly not up to date...or state of the art for the lack of a better term.

So this was not my first Hawaiian Luau, but the first time I attended at the Hale Koa. It was for a…read moregroup work event and it lined up perfectly with our schedule. I was a bit worried about the authentic vibe, but once the show started my worries went away. The food could have been better, but it was adequate. We were seated towards the back of the venue and the columns can make viewing a challenge, but we eventually got up and moved around to get more involved in the experience. Highly recommend this experience and you can show up early and check out the rest of the property as it has so much to offer.

We have attended the Hale Koa Luau in 2024 and again this year in 2026. 2024 was better because…read morethere was a female host named Lyric who reminded me of a Disney princess. I later learned that she was a contestant on The Voice. In addition, my 2024 luau was my first visit to Hawaii ever and I was pumped to attend a luau and learn the traditions. Our 2026 host was a gentleman who had more of a flat stage presence. Flash forward to 2026, many components of the luau remained the same. The luau starts at 5 pm and there are various activities on the lawn such as lei bracelet making, some music, a man who climbs up a coconut tree, and a complimentary drink either rum punch or guava juice. There is the typical push for professional photos when your party enters the space with an opportunity to purchase closer to dinner time at $25 each. The show takes a touch to get going and has a strong focus on getting the crowd engaged. There are many songs dedicated towards anniversaries and celebrations which is nice. In addition, there is a big focus on military and those who have served this country being at a military hotel. The event is clean, staff is friendly, yet I do wish there was more performing as opposed to crowd shout outs. The show takes you through Polynesian history, New Zealand and more demonstrated via dancing, fire throwing and hula. There is an MC who hosts, live musicians and interactive crowd sessions. I've never been a big fan of the food but appreciate it all because it's a learning lesson about traditional food. The appetizers are pineapple, pickled onions, poi and salsa with fish that will get split at your table with pre-set plates. Servers will come around to serve the main dish. The main plate contains chicken, pulled pork, steak, fish, sweet potatoes and zucchini. Dessert has always been guava cake which pairs nicely with coffee. My favorite take-a-way from the show is learning how the men have always done the hunting, cooking and cleaning as the women are considered sacred since women can give the gift of life. This is such an honorable lesson that makes me smile. Thank you to the staff as I know it takes a village to put on a show like this especially 3 x's a week. Mahalo!!

My wife and I celebrated our 40th Wedding Anniversary in Honolulu Hawaii. We stayed at Double Tree…read more... the concierge was Christina Basham. What a blessing to have such a patient, good natured, great personality person at that Hotel! This was our first time in Hawaii and Christina was awesome! She answered every one of the many questions we had for the six days we spent in Hawaii! She also goes beyond and gave us pointers on what to look for Etc.... I have always felt that God puts you in contact with great people in your lifetime.... Christina is one!!! Our memories of Hawaii will always be with us thanks to the suggestions and support of a great concierge ...my wife and I had a wonderful experience in Hawaii. Thanks for making our stay in Hawaii a memorable one Christina!

Look no further. HIGHLY RECOMMEND KAWIKA JOE'S LIMOUSINE!!!!…read more After researching for limousine services, Kawika stood out on all fronts - service, cleanliness, cost, & customer service. He was very professional & communicated greatly - this was huge because we were renting the limo for my son's 9th birthday which involved flexibility. Not only were the kids treated to celebrity star statuses but my husband & I were able to enjoy ourselves! We ended up sightseeing well over 3 hours in the comforts of luxury & safety. The limo was impressive, very clean & nicely stocked. That & Kawika going above & beyond is why we will definitely be back!

I just took the greatest tour with Kawika's Limousine Hawaii. They are the best on the island. I've…read moreused them before and will use them again. Kawika and his staff exude Aloha. For a lifetime of memories use Kawika's Limousine Hawaii...

Great place for a souvenir T-shirt and some other knickknacks. It's certainly cheaper than most…read moreother tourist traps found in Waikiki.