Aloha Stadium

Do all your souvenir shopping here! We go every time we're on the island, even went two days in a row last trip. There's a lot of commercial type duplicate booths on the outter ring. Make sure you go to the inner ring for the best deals and support the locals! My experience is to go about an hour & a half before closing time because you can get better bargains from the people that don't want to pack away all their merchandise!

We love adding this to our list of stops for the list of gifts. We try to get away from the repeated Made in China gifts in one of the aisles and look for more of the actual Made in Hawaii. Kind of disappointing that it seems some of the vendors are disappearing, and more of the Made in China repeat vendors are showing up... I hope the Swap Meet can bring back more Hawaii locals.

Love the variety of items. They do need to get some new vendors to get even more variety but with the stadium remodel, it's probably not going to happen. Great place to spend the day and get some memorabilia from Hawaii at a good price.

Great place for events former pro bowl location and place for all your souvenirs for Hawaiian artist. It’s a great place for events for the University of Hawai. Handicap parking is good and restrooms are around the stadium. Food is there along with food trucks.

I went to a Stadium for the market that they have. There’s so many vendors definitely a great place if you are visiting to get some souvenirs.

The market around the Stadium 🏟 is enormous, and they sell different types of souvenirs, dresses, T-shirts, artifacts, food and drink products like Kona Coffee, Pineapple 🍍, coconut 🥥 and peanuts 🥜.

Went 4-5 times while here for a month. I highly recommend going to buy gifts to take home great buys and don't forget to haggle with them some do some don't but worth the try

Good prices for shirts and other trinkets.... little food court inside wasn't bad. Bathrooms were pretty clean .... excellent parking.... definitely a must visit if you come to Oahu.

Had a great time at the flee market. There were so many different tents to buy souvenirs for adults or kids. If you want to bring home a souvenir from your Hawaii trip, come here to the Aloha Stadium flee market.

The flee market is only on:
Wednesday from 8am-3pm
Saturday from 8am-3pm
Sunday from 6:30am-3pm

We love the Aloha Stadium Flea Market and make a point of going there before birthdays or Christmas to purchase favorites types of clothing and food our mainland families love to have. You can find inexpensive t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, long-sleeve shirts, shorts, bathing suits, aloha shirts, dresses, baby clothes, Hawaiian quilts, salt water taffy, scented soaps, cuttings for tropical trees, ukuleles, luggage, footwear, stickers, temporary tattoos, local preserved seeds, fresh fruit, jewelry, fresh coffees, pareos, cookies, homemade jams and jellies, hats, purses, aprons, coin purses, and so much more for a fraction of the cost you'd pay outside.

If you plan to go there here are the hours of operation and the cost.
Swap Meet Hours: Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Sundays from 6:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Admission: $1.00 per buyer. Children 11 years and under are FREE.
**as a friendly reminder animals are not allowed at the stadium.

You'll find LOTS of t-shirt vendors and notice many have the same designs, but do shop around because some vendors sell their shirts 4/$20 and others sell them 7/$20. The 7/$20 tend to be thinner material and there are also other shirts like those from Aloha Swapmeet Shirts that are the best quality and patterned shirts we've found there. The prices for Aloha Swapmeet shirts run about $20 to $22, I believe depending on the size. We've purchase about a dozen different shirts from them already.

Another favorite spot when my granddaughter visits is the salt water taffy place. Hawaiian Salt Water Taffy lilikoi flavor is her absolute favorite and I can literally bribe her with it.

My husband likes to buy preserved seeds from the vendors. There are at least a couple on any given day that I've noticed and some have a bigger variety than others.

You can find a good selection of souvenirs and gift type items as well so do take a day to explore the flea market when you have some time. The price is definitely right, but do go early so you can find parking. The weekends are especially busy and the parking lot fills up fast especially on the weekends. We got there ten minutes after they opened the last time we went there and the lot was already packed. Granted it was before Christmas, but still, do try to arrive by 8:00 a.m. if you want to score a prime parking spot.

Cool Stadium which has partly filled the hole left when Ohana Hale closed down. Biggest complaint is that there are some merchants who own 3-4 different tables but selling exactly the same thing. However there are a few diamonds in the rough. Belt sellers, coffee sellers, shirt sellers, candles, aromatics and even more.

Entry fee is $2, parking $1 (you do not have to pay if you arrive on foot or using a pedal bicycle).

Great place to visit on the weekends and bring the family and friends to check out the swap meet. This venue also holds a few concerts throughout the year.

Kamaina and military discounts at the entrance.

I love it great prices. I just wish there was mobile carts for the handicap people like my mom and I. We would spent more time and alot more money if we could of got around better And food carts would be nice.

The flea market is a fun time! Great food. Nice cold drinks and fruits. Alot of unique items gor sale as well.

Beautiful day, wasnt crowded, best time to go is early in the morning. I did 2 laps this time 😊Always a good place to visit, folks are friendly, good place to get gifts for family and friends or yourself, fruits are Good. Overall, I tell people to go to the Swap Meet.

Wear a mask, walk a lot, bring a shopping bag, enjoy!!! There is plenty of parking for a very small fee, food vendors, and the only place I do my t-shirt shopping.

Aloha Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium located in Halawa, Hawaii, a western suburb of Honolulu. It is the largest stadium in the state of Hawaii. We went to the local farmers market they put on every Friday during the Summer and got lots of great souvenirs.

Markets!
Market were good..lots of everything..not much cheaper than shops but you can find some jems and some of the vendors are actually Hawaiian. If you have room in luggage grab some carvings
$2 a person oand only open 3 days a week..Wed is one of those days don't know the others

Wonderful morning walk and a few times around in different lanes...from wonderful nick nacks..to Beutiful vendors of choices from Hawaiian print clothing to fresh cut coconut and gotta love the Mango

Besides Walmart on Ke’eaumoku Street, the swap meet on Wed and Sat is the best place for souvenirs. There are lots of local foods and treats as well.