Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Diamond Head - Kapahulu - St. Louis, Honolulu

Jerry S. • October 6, 2010Salute the surfer, take a picture, and then take a picture for a couple who may want a picture together with the statue. Good Karma. Aloha!

Adam S. • September 7, 2014Parking is tricky, get to the show early if your driving. Cash only vendors. Awesome venue with plenty of seating and a lawn area. Even if the show is sold out you can hear the music in the park.

Nate F. • February 23, 2020bigger enclosures offer better views and photography of the animals than the wire cages, as long as they aren’t hiding out of sight.

Liane H. • August 4, 2013It's American-style seating, so make sure you use the restroom beforehand, or you may have to squeeze by a lot of people to get to the aisles on the sides.

Fernando P. • August 16, 2011Do not pick up any leaves in the goat exhibit. Zoo keepers thought my daughter was sneaking food into the exhibit and we got kicked out.

joe b. • April 3, 2014I love bad bitches, that's my fuckin problem.

Diana F. • September 2, 2013Great outdoor art gallery in Waikiki, along the zoo fence on Monsarrat Avenue across the street from Kapiolani Park. Meet the artists and take home a great piece of art from Hawaii.

Damian B. • February 18, 2017Runs about 2.5 hours. Good food and entertaining show. For $25 you can get a frozen daiquiri in a hollowed out pineapple. Sounds pricey but you are on vacation, after all.

Nathan K. • August 15, 2010Honolulu Zoo may be the best family fun value in town. The Keiki Zoo is a family favorite. Check it out if you're in Waikiki.

Kevin T. • November 18, 2016Aquarium is not so big but there are lots of　coral, subtropics fishes, jellyfishes etc. They are beatiful and impressive. Very good place for families and kids have fun time here.

Samuel M. • April 9, 2011Warm as hell here... Wear light and comfortable clothing and bring your own source of hydration.. All there is is warm water a walk down the stairway.