As a visitor my husband and I could have done without going here but our teen girls enjoyed it. We went on Sunday, April 30th. We took bus #20 from the center of Wikiki (Kūhiō and Seaside) to the swap meet. The ride took 1 hour. It was hot on the black flat top but luckily we had clouds passing over on occasion. Lots of repeat items on the outer circle and yard sale stuff on the inner circle. Ate lunch at the food trucks under the shade of trees. Bought fresh cut guava, coconut, papaya and mango. Got to the bottom of the mango a couple days later and the seed was at the bottom- felt scammed :(

I went on a Wednesday and it was still a huge presentation of lots of really good items. One of the best places for Hawaiian fashion, reasonable prices, and lots of beautiful art items. It's easy to get to via the bus. Just kind of a long ride but well worth it. Go early cuz it does get warm. Lots of fun

We drive here from Waikiki, found parking easy and there was plenty if it. Entrance was $2 pp. basically outside market around the outside of stadium. Has markets, secondhand and found stalls. It is hot however plenty of places to buy cold drinks and food. It was a great place to buy Hawaiian souvenirs, we bought 6 tee shirts for $20. There are restrooms available. We spent a couple of hours, though stalls do start to get a bit repetitive. A must to do on your visit.

It was a fun way to spend a few hours in the afternoon. But shade is rare and it can get hot! Lots of vendors, but you will quickly notice that it's several of the same vendors, over-and-over again. Still some great finds. Very friendly sellers. And, something different from the typical tourist activities. I'd go back, but don't need to visit on every visit to Oahu

Your typical flea market. Nice to walk around and look for inexpensive Hawaiian souvenirs. Nominal fee to enter 2$ per person which I assume helps pay for the facilities. They allow you to use the stadium bathrooms which are better then a porta potty.

Biggest flea market I've ever been to. Has a little of something for everyone. Lots of tee shirts,jewelry,power tools, and whatnot's. I was looking for used Hawaii license plates for souvenirs.

Bring your walking shoes and cash! This is the place to get your souvenirs! Hundreds of vendors! The tshirt vendor on the left when you enter on the back side is the best! They are friendly and have Gildan brand shirts 6 for $20. Be sure to check out Names All Day for handmade leather bracelets! This was my favorite vendor!!

Lots of vendors, many are duplicate. Found some good buys…. Some booths are like garage sale items. It was hot the day we went could have some shade options for shoppers. Food trucks were great but need more tables to enjoy the food.

Best place to buy pearl/Polynesian traditional jewelry, accessories, wood carved decor, clothes and local photography/food. Buy after you explore few shops for prices and variety. Take cash as only few accept card.