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.

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

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

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 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.

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.

My families and I went for the Alohaland Christmas light display. A couple of reasons, 1st to support the charity, didn't need to park and walk around neighborhoods displaying lights with a lot of people not following the guidelines of wearing masks. It went at a good pace where you can actually enjoy the displays. My favorite part was the tunnels and the Christmas trees lighting at the end. Hopefully they have it next year with more of an elaborate display.

When ever my parents come out we come here for souvenirs at the swap meet. Lots of fun “cheap” things not made in Hawaii. Please try to support local when in the islands visiting. Check to see where the Hawaii goods are made!

Variety of vendors. Great prices. Very few vendors than I usually see on the weekends. Bus stops across the street. Need more speedy process for people that are walking into Swap Meet. Cluster of people trying to pay their money and only one staff member was handling the crowd. Entry fee went up from $1 to $2. If you are Hawaii resident, you only pay $1. Bathrooms were a bit far, but very clean. ATM machine available, but charge high fee for transactions. Best to bring cash with you. Also, some vendors only accept cash. Go early to avoid the heat and crowds.

We love the Aloha Stadium! Best place in the world for Swap Meet and All our concerts and sports!!

Lots of vendors, plenty of variety, must make 2-3 hrs available if you want to everything and complete the circle around that stadium. Love supporting the vendors and the local owners providing goods to locals and visitors alike. I highly recommend going. $2 person at entry gate. Wear sunscreen and bring water. It can get pretty hot out.

A lot of stalls to shop from. There are different price points, sellers sell same thing for different prices so u need to haggle prices. There were drinks and local snacks/food around the market. You have to pay a gate fee of $2 per person to go in cash only. The sellers prefer cash, so take as much cash as u need.

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.

We want for the swap meet and it was pretty cool. Definitely something you should check out if you're in Oahu and definitely a great place for souvenirs

Aloha Stadium is an iconic sports and entertainment venue that hosts a variety of events, from exhilarating football games to lively concerts. The stadium's size is impressive, offering ample space for large crowds. The atmosphere during events is electric, creating an unforgettable experience. However, the facilities could use some modernization to enhance comfort and convenience for visitors. Overall, Aloha Stadium is a key player in Hawaii's event scene, providing a platform for both sports enthusiasts and music fans to come together and enjoy memorable moments.

My wife and I took TheBus to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace on a Wednesday mid-morning. There are many tents and trucks that sell a variety of produce, including food and drinks. We stopped by trydis and ordered two takeaways. We ordered the chicken mixed with shrimp and ribs mixed with sliced pork that comes with corn and rice. We found the meats a tad sweet. We also bought a few boxes of dark chocolate macadamia nuts, canned scam meat, and Libby's corned beef from Brazil.

Great tour. Nothing outright special about the stadium but relaxed and interesting. My friend and I even got to walk on the field and chuck the pigskin around and kick some field goals! Very friendly guide.

I have grown up going to the swap meet! Loved taking visitors there to get unique souvenirs. I just went Saturday and was so sad. Way less vendors!!! I did love that kamaaina n military get in for a dollar❤ I hope when the new stadium goes up, there will be space for the swap meet🙏🙏🙏

We went to the Swap Meet in the parking lot. This is a great place for tourists to find good deals on souvenirs.

We went to the flea market there it was the best place to get gifts to take home without tourist prices. Got our beach towels etc...

OMG! If you’re a tourist, love spicy and gift shop Knick knacks then this is the place for you. The best deals anywhere. We visited twice on our week in Hawaii!

Stadium will be undergoing renovations but until then, enjoyed walking through many different shops during swamp meet.

I was sad to see the stadium in the shape it is in... but the market was unbelievable!!! I am a teacher back home in WA and took advantage of the opportunity to pick up some gifts for my students.

Great place! Walked around the at flea market on a Sunday and checked out the stores there‼️🏟 📸‘s taken on 7/7/2019

Aloha stadium is huge place you need to wear a comfortable clothes dont bring much stuff on yourself you only need money reusable bag face mask water and sanitizer.. and happy face the place is good with friendly people, their goods is ok cheaper than you can imagine and its worth it.

Everything you see at the ABC stores you can find here for half the price. Worth the one dollar you pay to get in per car load. But all your gifts here. You cannot go wrong. Also has awesome food trucks and crack seed vendors. Very cheap and worth the trip.

Has definitely seen better times. Almost seems like it's in a ruin.