Be careful when booking the pavilion. They will keep your deposit and claim you're breaking fire…read morecode, even while they are the ones manning the gates and handing out wristbands themselves. Bands does not indicate occupancy, it indicates attendance. Occupancy is where you are sitting or standing. Each area on the property the pavilions, the pool, and the deck has its own occupancy limit. In our case, most guests were in the pool or on the deck, not in the pavilion. The pavilion limit is 88, and well did not have everyone inside at once. Still, they said we were over capacity. But how did they determine we were at max capacity? Did the attendant count the total people occupying the space? I understand if we were at 89 guests in the pavilion we would be in violation but we were not. Staff should be familiar with their own fire codes and apply them correctly, not lump everyone together because each area has its own occupancy. What made this worse is that they themselves allowed outside guests to enter during the event and even let people drop off gifts, but then turned around and accused us of violating rules. Nothing was broken, no actual code was violated, and yet we were treated rudely and embarrassed in front of our guests. They should also know the total occupancy for the pool and pavilions combined. If their reasoning for not letting us book the other pavilion was that it required additional staffing, then technically, there should have been two attendants present already since there was an event and they were also allowing outside residents to come in. The rules need to be enforced fairly and with consistency. As it stands, it feels arbitrary and unprofessional. Will be in contact with the AHJ

Poor communication. Last minute info/followup…read more Long story short. Called last year to give info for a party. Took my number down but never called back so I called back and also went in person. Was told will get called back next day for more info, but I didn't so I called back and was disappointed after a week looking as things were going positive, but I was wrong. Don't get me wrong associates were nice, but how things were handled or organized was messy.

We've really loved being members at the Kroc Center. The facility is always so clean, organized,…read moreand well maintained, and the staff has consistently been kind and welcoming every time we've been there. We love the food area, I personally love using the gym, and my husband, kids, and I all really enjoy the pool and water area. The kids have also had such a great experience with the sports clinics. It's just such a positive, family-friendly environment overall, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the facility and programs. We're very grateful to have such a great family facility here on Oahu!

This is a great place! You get access to a gym, a warm swimming pool with lanes, and lots of other…read morewater spots for the kids and family to have fun! They always have a few lifeguards on duty, and the pool even has a rock climbing area. How unique! They have a lot of other programs you can sign up for and even do plays sometimes throughout the year. This is in my opinion one of the best recreational centers on Oahu! The staff is awesome here. They are helpful and friendly! There is also a place where they serve coffee and food. Affordability wise, considering the variety of amenities they have including pickleball tournaments and the option for family plans, you get a lot of value much more than you would get with a typical gym membership. We pay roughly $100 a month for a small family and so that's a great value in my opinion!

Recently went to a belated Graduation Party held at the Recreation Center. First there are two rsc…read morecenters, 1 and 2. We drove into the parking lot of rec 1,oops wrong one. rove across the street to rsc 2. I didn't notice any signage indicating which is which. The interior of the rec hall is spacious and the air-conditioning work well. Parking can be troublesome if you have a large group. You do need a sponsor to use this facility. Enjoy

Spaciousness With a kitchen full Men and Women's bathroom, clean and large grassy area for the…read morekids. I great place to have a gathering, love the are. Celebrating a Baby shower food gifts games and of course FAMILY

Poor staff and management, especially treatment towards residents of this neighborhood. To think…read morethat people who've been living here for 10+ years would be singled out is a bit ridiculous. Not a good look for administrative people to lack relationships with former residents.

Stop! You had me at pool party…read more First time here and celebrating a birthday. This is a private community area so you need to be sponsored in. It's a decent size that consist of three covered lanais and four small cabanas. The largest lanai where we were at has a regular refrigerator and a sink. The counter top is large and has several power outlets. Also there's a countertop island where the host has placed all the food. The pool is great size. Not too big and not too small. It almost takes up half of the community area. The kids really enjoyed it and surrounding the north side of the pool are lounge chairs. There is a shower between the restroom entrances to wash off the pool chlorine. Security was visible the whole time. Well two guys wearing security labeled tee shirts and taking out the bagged trash people left after cleaning up. I think they are there to enforce the rules and make sure things don't get out of hand. Overall four stars. Great parking and reasonable seating. Not quite five due to long reservation time. and looking for someone to sponsor you in. Great place to celebrate with a small crowd or family. Now to get my feet wet. M

The Lodge is a beautiful community center. I've attended many events here and love the area. The…read morelodge itself is a small area but very quaint and has a tender vibe to it. The walls are brick white, by the entrance you're able to set up a reception area, there are two steps and you are in the main area with the kitchen off to the left and a fire place as the focal point to the right. Multiple windowed doors leading out to the pool area. The Jacuzzi area is up a few stairs and several feet away from the pool. Large lounge area, bathrooms are very clean. The view is breath-taking when standing pool side. Lots of street parking. If you're looking to have a small intimate gathering, this would be the perfect place. Security can be seen doing their rounds, very secure. Attend a psychic event here, they created a beautifully serene environment. Also attended a passion party event and this venue blended well with that event too. Beautiful, well kept, stunning view, wonderful area and works well for any type of function.

Prince Kuhio Community Center…read more I have been to this small community center to listen to town events, discuss some of the grants that affect the community and most recently to attend event that OHA and another Hawaiian organization presented. I didn't know it but our latest presentation was on Prince Kuhio Day weekend and we took a group photo in front of his portrait that stands in the room. The building compared to all the other Honolulu big buildings is relatively small. There is mostly one main room that is like a standard classroom, instead of typical desks there are tables and folding chairs available for meets that normally take place there. There are clean bathrooms. This is the first place that I have ever gone into that has signage and makes Gender Neutral Bathrooms accessible and easy to use. Pono in that they care for everyone. It is right off of the main drag that is bumping up to the Rail. The fire station is at the end of the block and the parking lot is easy enough for use for Prince Kuhio Community Center or DHHL but they also have their own parking. also is on the same road of the Wendys at the KMA Mall- so easy to find now verses before when it was mostly open land with few landmarks.

This community center offers different events. I've been here a couple times for a different dog…read moreevents. This particular event was for suicide prevention. They had Entertainment, dog centered vendors And food. We did a dog walk and Support. And then we were entertained by dancers from a local high school. And got to shop.

I've lived in Pearl City almost my whole life so far, and not until I moved a little closer to the…read morecommunity center did I realize how many community events are held here! Since moving closer, we've attended many awesome community events here at the Momilani Community Center. They're usually always free to attend, usually have tons of great food booths, music, and activities! Our most recent outing was to the Pearl City Halloween Bash held at the center! It was tons of fun, lots of games, prizes, music and so much more. I especially enjoyed the Halloween event because it provided a safe and fun environment for the children, including my 2 and 4 year Olds. They had a blast!! And that's what matters most. We've also attended many private parties here. It's such a great location with lots of street parking, and lots of spa e for so many things. Leahi Swim School is also lo aged here.

Last Saturday weekend was my first visit up here at the largest historical heiau within our Kapolei…read morehomes. Pu'uokapolei! If you stay on Fort Barrett just few 100 yards before the Farrington Highway to your left by the old skate boarders structure is the turn. Saturday's even was the Makahiki halau gathering which finished to a most spectacular chant and dance of love and respect to the elders before who walk this spiritual place. Chills is what I felt this late afternoon of good and joy mingled with awe and respect. Cannot explain but it is us so different from my other trips to previous heiau's .

Pu'u o Kapolei is a beautiful hidden gem. I love going here and watching my daughter and her halau…read moredance hula. Also a great place to go if your are an organization looking to give back to the community with a service clean up.