Mahalo Tuesday is the day to go to the movies at...CONSOLIDATED THEATERS in KAPOLEI. On this day,…read moreALL MOVIES and ALL SHOWINGS are only...$6! That's a great deal! Nowadays, a movie ticket in Hawai'i is about $20. I can't see myself paying that much just to go and see a movie. I also like to come here because there are lots of parking, the tickets are reasonable and the theaters have been renovated with reupholstered recliners. So, if you are looking to save some money on going to the movies, go and check out CTK. You'll thank me for that!

Complete honesty, with the amount of upgraded theaters on island and the cost of this theater, I…read morereally thought Kapolei's original movie theater would not be here for much longer. However, I stand corrected. They upgraded their seats along with the rest of the theaters but still charge a lower price than their competitors. How incredible is that? If you're looking to watch a new movie or one of the classics and not pay arms and legs, check them out. They're still going. One note (probably not something you can do): beef up the lights in your parking lot. Not one can see you!

Going to the theaters isn't what it used to be 15 years ago. It's better! You get recliner seats,…read morebetter food, and a more elevated experience fit for the digital age. What could make it better would be getting food delivered to your seats but we're not at that stage yet. I don't go to the movies as often as when I was younger. Partly because movies nowadays have a somewhat quick turnaround being accessible on subscriptions like Disney plus. Ticket prices have gone up too. Although we don't go often, the experience does become extra special.

This is a nice, modern-looking theater with meal options to choose from, which makes it a cool…read moredine-in movie experience. The seats come with tables, so you can enjoy food while watching your movie, which I thought was a great touch. I came here to watch Devil Wears Prada with one other person, and I was honestly a little surprised by the ticket prices. For just the two of us, it came out to about $40, with each ticket being around $19.50, which felt a bit pricey. Other than that, my experience was decent overall. I didn't get the chance to try their food this visit, which was something I was looking forward to, so I'd definitely like to give this place another chance and experience the full dine-in option next time.

The Owner Of The Business Is A Wonderful & Humble Down To Earth Person. He is Easy To Work With And…read moreWilling To Help You With Any Type Of Music Or Video Production. His Videography Work For Wedding And Special Occasions Is One Of The Best On The Island. He is by far one of the most flexible and diligent producers I know. Very intuitive to the different sounds and styles of various artist. Even though I am very new to the whole experience to making music, he made it very easy & fun to figure out what styles sound great. Besides that, when it comes the videography aspect of any event whether it be a music video, a wedding, etc. he goes above and beyond to make sure the the video comes out perfect. Whether it be music production or videography. This is the man to go to.

EXCELLENT work, super quality at its finest. I needed a finished film, within a tight time frame…read more Not only did Idea Films produce an excellent piece of work that made my whole company happy, it was finished in such a quick amount of time. The level of professionalism and work simply speaks for itself. I'm a happy client, who definitely use Idea Films for our next project. Thank you, so much!!!!

Yesterday I attended the Paradise Cove Luau in Ko Olina at Kapolei, HI. My first but unfortunately…read morethe last time attending there as they will be closed down after 47 years. I had a great time there, the food and performances were great. Drinks that I chose were the non-alcoholic Fruit Punch Mai Tai, Pina Colada, and Lava Flow.

My family and I brought my boyfriend here for the first time since he was visiting from San Diego…read moreand never been to a luau before. We got the deluxe package and had a blast experiencing all of the cultural activities. I was hoping there would be some chicken long rice or lau lau but that was not the case for the dinner. The staff made up for the food though. Chasey-boi was our server for the night and he made sure our table was taken care of ! So sad this place will closing its doors but it will always have a special place in our hearts

Has games, claw machines, etc. One can order food, too, from Johnny Rockets. They are in the same…read morerestaurant space. It's clean. 2026 June.

When we walked in, employees were all hanging out in the middle (the bar section) and were on their…read morephone. I feel like they misplaced where the bar was.. this place is also for kids so they should've put it on the corner.. you know? Anyways. It was okay, going back? Hell nah

Must go! Great experience, super scary, wait was not super long. It made sense, the actors were…read moreamazing I was scared. Went with a group of friends and we all loved it! Wouldn't recommend bringing anyone 12 or younger unless they're a scare fanatic. It was the attraction so all there is, is a big line to get in, an atm cause it's CASH only, and the spot to pay for the tickets. SLAAYYYYY

"Such A Scream" - Tom Waits…read more For a screaming good time (15 minutes), come to the Haunted Plantation to lose your voice if you're easily scared, just don't expect a lot of scenery. PARKING: You have to park on the street on Malakeke (free). Don't pull into the parking lot of the Haunted Plantation thinking you can sneak by, you'll get turned away or caught. Crossing Waipahu St was like being in a live Frogger game; only later did the police show up to direct/stop traffic for pedestrians, which was very much appreciated. I don't want to be a real live ghost at the corner after being squashed by a speeding motorist. PRICE: $21.00 cash only. You have reserve your time slot online, then go in person and pay up the cash. Stand in the line that leads up to the metal cubicle that opens up to magically reveal a table that will take all your money. ATM on premises. TOILETS: Port-a-potties. Dark too. Don't drop your phone into the abyss. DRINKS and THINGS: It was really hot in October. We ended up buying bottled water for $2 at the "snack cubicle" - another metal cube that had water, juice, candies for sale as well as those glow stick necklaces that light up and make you an easy target in the dark for the actors to scare. PHOTOS: No photography or video recording inside the HP. They are serious. If you get caught they will escort you off property. ATTRACTION: you wait in line at the entrance of the tunnel that leads you to the many cute plantation homes, the paths are lit with those mini candles on the ground. If you're lucky you're going on OCT 28, 203 SATURDAY on a full moon, so you can see better. Each home has a bunch of scare actors that dart across you, come up to your face, skittle on the floor, jump out from behind doors and corners, slam and pound the floor and boards. WEAR SHOES. One of the actors meant to slam the floor with his foot only to stomp on my husband's (protected) foot. Scared people may back into you and step onto your feet as well. If you're easily spooked, you'll get a lovely thrill and scream your head off. My son didn't scream once, but he's not easily scared. My husband screamed once. I screamed the whole way. I wish there was more scenery other than dark dimly lit rooms. There was only one memorable one, a barber-shop that had some light in them. If the owners of 17A are reading this, let me come do the mood lighting for future haunted plantations, I can make the houses a LOT scarier with blue, green, purple, red or orange lighting or a combo. I do my own haunted scenes at home and use theatrical lighting to make things pop. TIPS: Take cash, pee/poo at home, wear covered shoes, drink cold water in your car before walking over, wear diaper. RETURN FACTOR: Only if my vocal cords can handle it.

It was a small birthday celebration--just myself, the newly minted 9-year-old grandson, and his…read moremother. The admission to the museum was pricey, even for Kama'aina, so we opted to get the Family Membership instead. The membership was for 2 adults and up to 4 kids, and also has discounts for other exhibits. After a quick sweep through the museum, and a wary observation of the flight simulator, the grandson decided it was time to eat. I got the Blue Angels Burger and he got the kids hot dog meal. I'd say the prices were reasonable, considering how much takeout and restaurant food costs these days. The burger was fat as hell and the dog wasn't Costco sized but definitely satisfied the kid. I didn't get pics of the food because I was too enthralled over the size of the patty! We spent the day also visiting the Mighty Mo, the Virtual Reality tour, and gift shop shopping also.

Our second stop while at Pearl Harbor was the Aviation Museum. Located just a few moments from the…read moreUSS Missouri on Ford Island. In my opinion the Aviation Museum was one of the cooler stops on our trip. I really enjoyed all the different types of planes and carriers they had on display. We also ate Lunch at the Cafe in the Aviation Museum and the food was delicious! The bus picked us up from the USS Missouri and dropped us off at the Aviation Museum, there was a short line to check in at the front desk of the museum before you could enter the inside portion of the museum. They had a flight simulator inside the internal museum as well as a gift shop and restaurant. The Hangar still had the original bullet holes in the glass from the Pearl Harbor attack which was a really neat part of history to be able see. They also have a section where they are restoring some planes and helicopter parts. My favorite thing they had was this wood paneled plane in the hangar. They also had some old Military trucks out front of the hangar that were really cool. I highly recommend visiting the Aviation Museum while at Pearl Harbor.