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.

Lily • September 22, 2016this zoo was a bit small than other zoo's i've been too, but it was still fun! the scenery and animals were great.

Nate F. • February 23, 2020nice little collection of marine specimens. if you arrive at opening on a weekday, there will be a bunch of preschool field trips.

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.