7-11-22 Glorious wet fun! If you come bring a towel for sure…read more This review is for Rec 4. Today was our 2 nd time coming but this time with Bud. There was a green high apparatus that slowly moved up then sent bucketloads of water down. The force looked significant but Bud kept going back for more. This was not here or not operable the first time we came. This time they added photos of us into their system. Then we were issued our hot pink wrist bands. At the pool the lifeguard said no life vests allowed when he saw it on our beach bag. We stayed at the Baby pool but Bud must have wanted more action and said, "Let's go back to the Splash Pad."

I love the new renovations to the pool! And I feel much safer swimming here knowing that my cousin…read moreis the lifeguard with another pair of eyes on the kiddies I bring. Lots of beach chairs and it's usually not crowded. As for the room upstairs, it's a bit of a hassle to go from the room to the pool if the party has the option for guests to enjoy both. As with Rec3, this room is also tight with no stage. The room where people usually place tables for food is crammed and going upstairs is another hassle.. It was pretty tight inside when I attended some parties and baby showers.. but we made it work. I could slide in easily. However parents with strollers and pregnant mommies may feel uncomfortable. Especially transporting a new born upstairs. I would just take the car seat and diaper bag.. The parking lot is very tiny, so with any party, parking on the street in a residential area can be humbug sometimes..

My son has had a hard time figuring out what he wants to do as an extra curricular sport. He's…read moretried flag football, judo, soccer and basketball. He was really enjoying basketball and didn't seem too keen on soccer (and actually hated judo although he was doing it the longest). Enter Nemesis Soccer Academy, founded this past summer (2018) by Ben Villaflor, who was a great soccer player in Hawaii. My son first said he was not interested in playing but decided to give it a shot because he found a pair of soccer shoes that he wanted to buy (and I refused to get it unless he played club soccer). Ben's vision and philosophy might be different than other clubs. The focus at my son's age (8) is on development of the individual player. It is to develop skill at your age and your ability - giving you the tools to grow as an individual. Yes, you are very much part of a team, but you're developing your ability in order to be the most successful you can be when all is said and done. Focus and the goal at this age is not on winning and goals - it is about developing skill, protecting the ball, being aggressive on the ball, ball control, touches on the ball and all the good stuff that comes with it. Yes, they will learn more to the game as the years go on. The boys at this age are given equal opportunity to touch the ball in games, play different positions and learn from each other. I'm shocked by how much skill my son (and really all the kids on his team) have picked up and have been able to use in games, and how much they have grown just in 3 months. Many on the team came from previous club teams so I can't speak to how it differs as my son didn't play club soccer before. But I've seen so much growth, enthusiasm, smiling and great attitudes. The boys are developing friendships, confidence and so much more. In just 3 months, my son went from not wanting to play to someone who will not stop kicking the ball around... the house, the park, I've found the ball in his bed while he's sleeping - it's everywhere. He even wrote a paper in school about soccer! The coaches have been amazing and the parents are equally as amazing too! We're grateful for an opportunity to be a part of this club!

One of seven to house your events around Mililani…read more.. Unable to find Center #5 I chose one to direct me to Mililani and realized that they're not next to each other and that are scattered throughout the town which is a nice convenience and yes it seems that each does offer something different besides location. What brought me here is the Mililani Town Association Autumn Festival Craft Fair and finding out one by one of the load of vendors that would be there was just too much of a tease to resist and besides I haven't been to any of the craft fairs down in Mililani and the convenience of running this event from 4pm to 9pm works so perfectly with my work schedule even after getting lost and getting there a bit late, parking was a total breeze so much free parking...more than enough even offering offsite area to park as well was nice. Housing majority of the craft vendors were inside the venue area was very spacious and kept us out of the sprinkles of rain which also has a bathroom was very spacious and was amazed how many vendors this place could hold. Outside there were a few food vendors one truck there rest were in tents along with a small tented seating area to enjoy your food and a couple hightop round bar type tables to just have a place to enjoy your bites as well as a nice and thoughtful touch to make this event a place that everyone can enjoy and it all seem like delightful start to the fall season. Thank you!

Love the renovated Rec 3. Super cute and they offer a mini arcade with a cafe and lots of sitting…read morespace :))

Great place to reserve your party ! The new place to gather…read morefriends and family or play enjoy a drink from the new cafe

7-15-22 Third time this week Bud asked to come. He enjoys the soaking mechanism at the Splash…read morePark and going to the big pool. He split our pool time to spend some time by the slides at the playground. Checking in with Mililani resident IDs gets us our wristbands. We seem to come at the height of the sun's strongest rays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. It gives us a good 45 minutes of outdoor activity and the freedom of no masks for a little while. Fridays it opens later so it kinda throws off lunch and nap time but in the car ride home he took a little kitty nap. I'm not sure why little kids aren't allowed swim vests if they are not strong swimmers but there must be a good reason. I've seen between 1 to 3 life guards on duty at a time. Some more serious than others on watch. Saw for the first time a life guard testing the water in the baby pool and big pool then logging down his findings. Being at prime summer time more and more kiddies are seen at Rec 4 with grandparents or parents. If you time it right you can enjoy the 3 areas and leave when it starts to get crowded.

Now that we've been to all recreation centers in Mililani, with the exception of Rec 6 in…read moreconstruction (pending to see the new renovations), Rec 4 is deemed our favorite and the most younger aged kid friendly of them all. Why? Because they have the cutest splash park, playground, and a warm pool/kiddie pool. What they don't have is a water slide and shave ice/Starbucks, but no biggie, we can make do without. Anywho's, with lots of precautions and not much places i would take my infant to, we decided to celebrate his first birthday here. Limit of 10 people inside so we had to wait a long while. Good thing they were open pretty late, til 7pm! You need to have an MTA pass or go as a guest with someone who has and pay $10 per guest per day. It's street parking along the fence, facing the playground and splash park or anywhere you can find. But between those two is the entrance. Mask on when entering, exiting or when not in the water. No floaties allowed. Have fun!

We bring our family here all the time, so wonderful, great staff! My child enjoys the playground…read moretoo!

Pool is nice and heated/warm…read more Kiddie pool isn't heated/warm. For as long as I can remember, the pool doesn't look like it changed since I was in middle school. I attended a birthday pool party at night so all I can remember is the rectangular shape of it. The temperature control is a great enhancement! Location: Situated near Hanalani school. Nice size lot with an abundance of open stalls. Some stalls are not meant to be reversed in, there's a sign. Few vending machines for snacks and drinks. Lifeguard checks the chlorine level every so often. Pool toys seem to be allowed. I brought my sons pool rings and the lifeguard didn't say anything. Great pool overall. I'd come back on days I wouldn't want to risk the chance of swimming in an over crowded pool at the other recreation centers in the vicinity. Why I subtracted a star: Floaties aren't allowed. Including infant ones.. Lifeguard didn't even notice we were blowing it up because he was doing his job by watching those in the pool. I didn't see a sign either. A lady who clearly works at the rec center walked right past us and could have told me straight up. I won't bite.. But instead she told him and then the messenger came to us lol.

Mililani Rec 6 always does a great job with their annual Easter egg hunt…read more The field is loaded with plastic eggs with all sorts of goodies parents love to give their children, haha They allow 5 and under a small head start, but once the big kids are let loose the eggs flyyyyyy. Haha literally, it seems like a TON of eggs, but within a minute or two, the eggs are gone. All the kids also get an Easter goodie bag after the egg hunt. Then it's into the hall where there is an Easter Bunny for pictures, around 5 vendors with games and prizes, and a popcorn machine to top it offf. This year they also gave a Spaghetti Factory coupon for a free kids meal. We have come to this for the last few years and son son always loves it. The staff and everyone involved are all so friendly. Unfortunately for the masses, this is for Mililani town association members only. You also have to register a week prior to the event and slots go quick. Thank you Mililani Town Association and Rec 6 for putting on this event.

It's a great space to do recreational swimming and do laps in the pool. I enjoy the hot tub and…read morehave showers after swimming. They have seating to sit near the pool as well! I overall enjoy the place and the staff are very friendly.