Located in Halawa, Hawaii, Aloha Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that seats nearly 50,000 people. This magnificent venue has hosted a variety of events in the past - from professional football to high school sports - and continues to offer Honolulu residents and tourists alike an unforgettable experience. It has been a part of Honolulu since its opening in 1975, and is the home to the University of Hawaii Warriors football team. In addition, it hosts many other events such as concerts, competitions, car shows and filming, as well as World Cup soccer matches between Brazil and Japan in 1999 and CONCACAF Gold Cup matches in 2003.
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A trip to Honolulu promises guests a variety of activities and attractions. With the sea breeze and vivid sunsets, there’s something perfect for everyone. Historic sites, fine dining, lei-making, ukulele lessons, bars and clubs, beachfront resorts and unique shops are all available - don't forget to try some delicious Hawaiian-style food! Whether it's adventure, relaxation or something else altogether, you'll get an unforgettable experience visiting Honolulu.

Aloha Stadium is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the city. With its long history of hosting concerts, events, and sporting fixtures, it continues to attract thousands of visitors annually. Don't miss out on a trip - be sure to check when the stadium reopens again and come join in the festivities!