Aloha Stadium Swap Meet

If you like to shop and haggle this is the best place. There are tons of vendors with any kind of souvenir you can imagine. I recommend looking for the smaller vendors to buy local produce or good second hand toys. You'll see a lot of the same things across many of the bigger vendors who got all of their stuff from the same distributors.

If you are in the military you will probably see the same things they sell in the souvenir section of the Nex mall but if you're lucky it can be cheaper if you buy in bulk for things like home decor.

Great place for souvenirs! Bring your walking shoes and cash! Be sure to check out the tshirt shop at the beginning on the left…big selection and they have Gildan shirts…6 for $20! And Names All Day for handmade leather bracelets! Loved this vendor!!

The line can be long during the holiday or weekend. $1 kama'aina rate a person. If out of state it's $2.
Plenty of parking. If can go bathroom before your shopping because bathrooms are not available every where.
A lot of vendors. Prices are relatively low and not much room to negotiate. It's Hawaii so 5 shirts for $20 that's a heck of a deal you can't even get elsewhere even online.
Not a lot of food trucks. I could count only 5 food trucks present every time I come.
Best is shopping for vegetables and fresh fruits.

Best place to buy souvenirs in Hawaii. It cost $2 per person to get into the parking lot. You may want to plan 2 hours here. We had an hour and didn't have time to see everything.

I come here every time I come to the island. I absolutely love the selection and deals on sundresses, t-shirts and other things for my home. Great local made items!

Great place for tourist items. All new unless you are there on the weekends. We have been buying Hot Lava Kona coffee there for years for about half the price. You can taste the difference. Wouldn’t buy it otherwise at $100 per pound.

I absolutely love coming here every time I visit. This place never disappoints and prices are extremely reasonable. You can find the cutest things here for low and the food here is also great.

The Aloha Swap Meet offers an expansive shopping experience with a wide variety of items, making it a haven for bargain hunters. The market's size is impressive, providing ample space to wander and explore countless stalls. The array of items available is diverse, catering to different tastes and needs. From unique souvenirs to everyday essentials, you'll find an extensive range of products.

One of the standout features is the opportunity for good deals. With so many vendors, there's healthy competition, often resulting in competitive prices and attractive discounts. This makes the Aloha Swap Meet an excellent destination for those looking to snag a bargain on souvenirs, apparel, jewelry, and more.

Navigating the market is an adventure in itself, and you'll likely stumble upon unexpected treasures. The lively atmosphere, mingling of visitors, and the chance to interact with vendors create a vibrant and enjoyable shopping experience. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the Aloha Swap Meet is a must-visit, promising a delightful shopping escapade with something for everyone.

Excellent place to get souvenirs and local handicrafts. It’s huge. Just like the old International Market Place before it got too fancy. Good lunch too. And clean toilets at the stadium.

Went to the weekend swap meet! Bathrooms inside the stadium are upgraded! Plenty of parking too!

Hard to beat the deals. A few places had 5 or 6 shirts for $20. Pretty much whatever you're looking for is here. And, clean bathrooms

Lots to see and buy. Every store seems similar but they all have their own differences. I got great deal on sports tshirt that were high quality. Make sure to bring CASH!

This is definitely a spot for tourist and locals alike. Aloha stadium swap meet is unlike any I’ve been to. It’s $2 a person to get in, get there early to get prime parking and if your good try and haggle the prices! They offer local made items such as; dresses, shirts, island style print clothing, stickers, snacks, toys, bags, handmade jewelry, hats, coffee, sandals, tools, plants you name it they probably have it. So, if you are looking for a one stop shop for souvenirs come here and support small business!
They only thing that has changed over the years – (well it’s been about 5 years since I’ve been) is that they offer food, love love love that idea!! Poke nacho’s, bento boxes, burgers, Filipino food! Bring a big bag or back pack because you will be buying tons of stuff, don’t say I didn’t warn you! Also, WATER, HAT, SUNSCREEN, UMBRELLA, WALKING SHOES, SNACKS =)

This place is amazing! Sooo much to offer here from gifts,clothing, toys, island items, shirts and foods! Good deals overall..its outdoors and wraps around the outside of the stadium! $1 local 2$ others wkth kids free to get in. Parking is good and plentiful. Be prepared to walk and for us was damn hot with areas of shade!

Very fun, $2 entrance. It took us a couple hours to go through the entire stadium

TOURIST come here for all your gifts and clothing. Same brands at half price or better. Huge assortment and even Kona coffee.

Bad place for a shopaholic like me 🙄 but loved it. Very friendly vendors especially William Muti who was selling his hand carved jewelry. Such a sweet man. Most of the items were all a reasonable prices. Fun times!!

It is huge. Lots of variety and great deals. If you don't find something to buy you must have everything you need already. Amazing crafts and clothing. Do watch for a difference in pricing through out the adventure. And always ask how much before committing to purchase because you will get it for less.

All the Souvenirs in there you will find. Some prices are better after you walk a couple more tents down. So busy shopping I didn't take much pics maybe one or two.

Absolutely loved this place! We went the first day of our trip and glad we did because we were able to buy a lot of stuff that we could wear for our pictures as well. So many shops that are great for souvenirs. There were also a lot of food that we could try while walking around. We planned to spend half day at the market, but totally underestimated it and spent a very long time than we planned, but it was worth it. We went as soon as the market opened and it wasn't crowded. but around noon more shops start opening and you wouldn't want to miss any! :)