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.

The Aloha Stadium swap meet has so many things available to purchase. The prices at the swap meet are much cheaper than in Oahu stores and they are the same things. I always buy Hawaii print short and long sleeve t-shirts, sweat shirts, beach towels, and even Hawaii print luggage sets, along with many other favorite souvenirs.

I would rank this experience of five out of five. I’ve been to swap meets all over California, and this one’s got its fair share of great deals. The swap meet had authentic Hawaiian gear and authentic Hawaiian foods and vendors. A lot to offer and it was a huge stadium, the flea market wraps around the entire outside of the stadium. It’s a long walk. Be prepared to possibly get rained on or walk in the hot hot sun I would advise bringing an umbrella or a sun, hat, and comfortable shoes.

This Marketplace is the best place in Honolulu to buy souvenirs. There is a wide variety of items to choose from. Lots of locally made things. Prices were great compared to the local souvenirs shops. Plenty of food choices to eat there and take with you. There is a $2.00 per person entry fee which includes parking. Military receives a discounted entry fee.

A lot of vendors.Food, fruit and vegetables and all kinds of merchandise on a Saturday and Wednesdays.Fun place to shop and get souvenirs. Better prices than in Waikiki. Nice drive.You can spend a few hours there sipping a looking around.

A fun stop on your trip to Hawaii. We couldn’t wait to take our college age daughters to the swap meet. We went after we had our Pearl Harbor tour. The food vendors are great. We had a fresh pineapple smoothie with sugar cane juice added. It was delicious on the humid day. The kids enjoyed buying souvenirs and getting some other treats. The local vendors are wonderful and make you feel very welcome and answer all questions. This is a must stop for us. If you want cheap tshirts for gifts back home there are lots of vendors and those popular Hawaiian shirts/dresses/shorts/hats are found everywhere.

I read the reviews good and bad and decided this was a place I wanted to try. I’m so glad I went. Yes many booths are the same but some are exceptional. I got a wonderful print from a photographer in Oahu that I am going to have framed. Picked up some great souvenirs for the folks back home and some small thing to remind me of Hawaii in my everyday life . I do wish they had some benches because the walking was a lot in the heat for this 60 something woman. I will definitely be back.