I went to my first baseball game here about a week ago; I was hesitant at first, as I am not much of a sports fan, but I'm so, so glad I decided to go! First off, the view is spectacular--Diamond Head and the whole east side was visible from my seat. Plus, the facilities are clean. The whole place feels like extended family--everyone is super friendly... Admittedly, the game went on for--what felt like--forever, but it was such a different, new, and pleasurable experience. read more

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Wow. I was impressed. OK. So I haven't been to another college baseball field, but I thought this was nicer than Dodger stadium (back in 2002). I think they need to update their score board and possible have a commentator during the game, but overall a very good experience for me. Beers and the food were cheaper than football games. $2.40 for garlic fries, $2 for a saimin, $4.60 for a warrior dog, 32 oz Heineken $6.75. Tickets are cheap too at $8 for lower field. I will definitely be going to another game this season. Go WARRIORS. read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I've been an avid baseball fan for some time now and moving out to Hawaii was hard for me...no pro teams. The UH Rainbows made this season a lot easier for my hurting heart and the Les Murakami Stadium, I must say is one of the best stadiums I've been to (but then again, I'm an A's fan so it's not like I have high standards). The admission is really cheap at $6 for upper level seats and with 32 oz of beer at around $6 each and really cheap stadium grinds...you've got yourself one helluva night. I've spent many a drunk day and night this past season cheering on Kolten Wong and the rest of the cute ass Bows crew. Thanks for the memories Les Murakami Stadium! read more

My boyfriend loves baseball. I love food. Therefore, this place suits both our needs. Garlic fries, Warrior dogs, Nachos, Churros, and saimin sustain me for a whole game. I pretty much sit there and eat for all nine innings and he gets to watch a live game. Ahhhh, love is sacrifice. Things to bring: umbrella/poncho (it's Manoa, rain, rain, rain...), green shirt/jacket (UH pride), at least $20 for snacks, and hand wipes. read more

I'm not always at the games, but I do enjoy going to Les Murakammi Stadium to catch a ballgame and I also love getting to play on the stadium field once a year, but that's not important. I remember the stadium from back in the day and really nothing has changed too much. Aside from the overall maintenance of the stadium that has kept up, the best part about the ballpark is the food and beer. The prices are very reasonable and they have a great selection from warrior dogs to chili bowls to teri burgers to churros. After the all that food, you're gonna need something to wash it down and that's where the ENORMOUS $6 beer comes into play. The ballpark atmosphere just makes for a great relaxing night after a long day of work. I would definitely recommend checking out Les Murakami Stadium to anyone. People of all ages can have a fun relaxing time at the stadium. Definitely check out the stadium because the team also needs the support...2 time consecutive WAC champs! 5 stars for being the best UH athletic sports facility. read more

My bf's family is a huge baseball family. They all played baseball/softball and grew up watching UH baseball. Years ago when I was still living on the mainland, my bf would tell me how much he loved baseball season and would love to take me to the games when I moved back. When I finally moved back, he took me to a season opener against Oregon and ever since we try to make it to at least one game if they're playing a home series. The tickets are very reasonable. I think it's about 10 bucks for the upper level. Standing room tickets aren't available for purchase since this season started. The beers are cheap too. It's 8 bucks for a 32 oz. I think the food vendor is decent. There's hotdogs, popcorn, burger, fries, nachos. Basically the food vendors is a no frills-no fancy food place, which is ok with me as I'm not going to a baseball game for the food. I think the staff is amazing. Last season I got hit in the hand by a foul ball. Totally wish I could tell you this wasn't true but sadly it is. I was too busy munching on my fries while standing in the standing room area and got hit. The ball's seam broke my skin so my hand was bleeding and swelling up fast. The staff ran to me in a matter of seconds to bring me down to the nurse. The nurse was so lovely as she calmed me down while she cleaned and iced my hands. So thankful for the staff for acting so fast and being so nice as I swore like no other. Overall, the baseball stadium is a great place for day drinking, baseball watching, family outing, etc. Take anyone and everyone if you must because you'll have a blast. But don't forget the food and beer is cash only. Don't say I didn't warn you. read more

Every seat offers a good view of the game! Food is amazing and super cheap! (The warrior dog bun is a little dry, but what else can you expect from a 18" hot dog?!?) The crowd is also super friendly and there are always tons of kids. If you bring your kids, be sure to keep an eye out for foul balls though! read more

I'm not a huge fan of baseball, but I've recently been able to watch it live and ENJOY it. I honestly don' t know if I can watch it on TV, I've never tried it. But at Les Murakami stadium, baseball is more exciting and enjoyable. All the seats at the stadium has a great view of the field and diamond head. I prefer to sit behind the net and behind home plate, where we are protected from foul balls and we can clearly see the umpire's calls. I can't really understand the baseball language but I try. Watching baseball at the Les Murakami is more appropriate for my four-year old boy and myself. The atmosphere is more tolerable, and no drunks and profanity. It's not too crowded, even though last night (UH vs. NM) was a sold-out game. The food is the best deal, especially in a sports events. I don't even need to eat dinner before or after the game, as I'm filled from their concession food. For a family of 3--4 with each a hotdog, pizza, cheeseburger, fries, chocolate malt, water, soda and churros, no more than $40.00. That is awesome! Lastly, the parking attendants do a good job with directing traffics, no need for obnoxious driving trying to get in or out. read more

I have a confession to make: I can't watch baseball on TV but live is another story! I first attended a UH Baseball game with my Grandmother, who loved the Bows and the Braves. She'd take my cousins and I to games back in small kid time, then walk us over to the dugout to get our programs, or any foul balls, signed. I even remember finding baseball cards with our team on them back then and can picture the Rainbow Lady, dancing, cheering, and heckling. Such good times! So good that despite picking up a basketball, thai pads, and a gi over the years and not playing organized baseball, I've never forgot those memories. Moving to Hilo as a kid was rough but live baseball was there too. I remember being 11 and calling up the Director of the Hilo Stars operations and asking for info. Got to see Ichiro and Bobby Bonds play along with other future major leaguers. I also recall my Grandfather telling me of the war, when people would gather at fields here on Oahu, to watch Major Leaguers who'd been drafted in the military, play. Coming back for college at UH and live UH Baseball was awesome, from going to games to watching from the Wainani parking lot in the dorms, to such an array of other great memories, UH Baseball is something I look forward to each and every year. We are super blessed to have a world-class facility like Les Murakami Stadium and Hawaii's baseball tradition is iconic! Go Bows! read more

I have been to a lot of college ball parks and Les Marukami is the most underrated. Seats are all close and offer a great view of the field. Trees lining the outfield give the field atmosphere and a solid identity. Lots of fans go to the games and they make a lot of noise. Not the biggest stadium but made up for in loud fans that are closer to the action. My favorite part: the value. $6 to park, $10 ticket (2nd row behind home plate). Parking and ticket alone wouldnt even get me in Aloha Stadium. $8 for 32 oz gordon biersch has to be the best regular beer value at any high level baseball stadium...in perspective, Fenway Park is $8 for 12 oz. Im not comparing UH to the Red Sox, just pointing out a value area. $2.50 for hot dog and plenty of different food options make for a great time. If you get a chance, definitely go to Les Marukami and check out a game; you wont regret it. read more

I've played here a good amount of times throughout my career. In high school, we had states here one year and I played at the stadium a handful of times in college. The new turf is really comfortable on you joints but your feet feel like they're on fire when it gets hot. I have a lot of memories at the stadium, especially watching UH games. One game I'll never forget was watching Fresno State's Matt Garza (now with the Tampa Bay Rays) striking out 10 UH batters en route to a Bulldogs' victory. read more

Super fun time at the Bullpen hosted by our most generous friends! My son's whole baseball team was there as well as most of the families. What an amazing way to start our season! UH beat down North Carolina State and they're off to a great start! We had fun heckling the right fielder. It's mandatory. All in fun tho! As usual there were hamburgers and hot dogs and all the fanfare from the concession. The icy cold Stellas won me over. We really enjoyed the company and camaraderie with our team's families. The Bullpen is the key. Remember, it's first come, first served so reserve it today! Support UH baseball! read more

This was my first time to the stadium. I am a UH Manoa grad and watched games from my apartment but never entered the place until now. It is a nice stadium. The seats are fairly comfortable and the areas are clean. Today was extremely windy so I'm glad I brought a jacket. The food is good and moderately priced. It's not excessive like the food and beer at the Aloha Stadium. It was a great game. And beware, no outside food or drink is allowed. Neither are noisemakers. So unless you're good at being stealth about that kind of stuff, don't do it. They have secret agent looking people walking around ready to bust you once you bite into your musubi or take a sip of your large dasani water bottle. I didn't see any signs or was told about the prohibition of noisemakers. They announced loud and clear over the sound system about it so we put it away. They saw us too cause they thanked us over the loud speaker as soon as our group put it down. Then 2 minutes later a event staff person walks up and told us AGAIN that it was prohibited. OK LADY. thank you for walking down here to tell us in person. We all heard it on the loudspeaker. jeez. Someone else was warned that no screaming is allowed. are you serious? no screaming to cheer on our team? So, it's like golf? we're supposed to be quiet through the whole game and golf clap and hope our sons and grandsons can FEEL our umph from our seats? Needless to say, as soon as we were told that, the warning backfired. Now, EVERYONE was cheering as our team rallied. Other than that. its a nice place to go watch a game. nice view of the field from any seat and beautiful view of diamond head too. read more

Can't wait for UH Baseball season! Almost here and so I'm going to get everyone excited to come out to the ball park! 5-stars because it's the only place you can watch college baseball! I must be grading on a curve. But the experience here is great. It's not considered one of the nicest college baseball stadiums in the country for nothing! The food and beer concessions are a great value, especially compared to Aloha Stadium! Big 32 oz. domestics for $6??? awesome!!! Parking is always easy in the structure, though it cost $5 now. But you can always get free parking if you're willing to walk. Always, ALWAYS bring a waterproof jacket! It ALWAYS gets chilly because of the wind and the "manoa mist". It's a great way to spend an afternoon, even better when there's a double header! LET'S GO BOWS! read more

Cheap Tickets. Great Beer. Good Games. What else is there?

I have been to two baseball games at UH this season and have had a great time at both. Reasonably priced admission and the prices on a large beer and hot dog are more than fair . read more

If you want to watch a good ball game Les Murakami Stadium is the place to be. Home of the University of Hawaii Rainbow Baseball team, this is the only place to catch a good game bc there Hawaii has no professional team. Let's play ball! read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

From someone who was going to 20+ SF Giants Games a year in arguably the best Stadium in the Majors with the best food before moving to Hawaii 3 years ago. I give Les Murakami Stadium a solid 4 stars!! Its a Great College Baseball Stadium, Cheap Food, Cheap Beer (32oz of Gordon Biersch Marzen for $8, sign me up for 2 of them) Hot Dogs were $2.50 for an avg size and $4.50 for the Warrior Dog which is Huuuge!!! Popcorn for $1.75, the list goes on and on. Cheap tickets ranging from $4-$9. Great Value! Every seat in the house offers a great view of the game, and a great view of the back drop of Diamond Head and a few of the Hotels in Waikiki. The only negative I found with this place is that I didn't bring enough cash, and the only ATM was located at the Stan Sherriff Center which is about a 5 minute walk, you just get stamped for re-entry. read more

There isn't a bad seat in the house, and with a large selection of food and drink, you can't go wrong. I always have to get a hot dog and a large beer. Love that their beer selection includes Gordon Biersch's Marzen for a step up from your typical sports arena beers. Always a blast. Go 'bows! read more

I would rank this as an affordable night out if you want to get out of the house with your kiddos. The stadium is a great size with excellent seating all around. Food and drink prices were affordable for a sporting event - get one big beer and one Warrior Dog (12? inches of hot doggedy goodness) and maybe some garlic fries and you're set. read more

Nice facility, easy to navigate to parking & the field. However, a few important things to know before hand aren't listed on the website: $6 to park, cash only. No personal water bottles/ hydroflasks. If Aloha Stadium has no issue with water bottles, then why can't I bring one here? I'm 9 months pregnant & was not happy with this surprise and added expense. Edit: As I sit here, I am surrounded by people who brought snacks from home. But I can't bring my own water!?! By the end of the game, I witnessed at least 4 people openly carry the same type of water bottle that I was told was not allowed. I am not impressed. We spoke to the 'supervisor' on the way out- he literally told me to put it in a bag next time because they don't search bags (despite what it says on the printed ticket), and if they were to put it on the website then they'd have to enforce it. They literally pick & choose who to take a water bottle from & the only pace it's written is on a handwritten sign after you enter the stadium. When I pointed out that the vendors close, I was told that I could have come down and asked for it then. Time to just trash your 'policy'. You clearly don't follow it unless it's convenient. I was made to feel like it's my own fault. read more

Must say, one of the better college stadiums I've been to! Ample seating, no strict rules on having to sit where your ticket says...and no, I've never had a problem with people trying to kick me out of my seat because of it. Tons of parking, paid or not. Food lines can get kind of long, but nothing compared t the mainland...a stadium food line that moves with an average wait time of 15 minutes when it's "long"? AWESOME. Besides that, what else is there to say? A Warrior Dog and a 32oz beer for $7? Find me a better way to spend your afternoon in the shade! read more

Im a baseball buffoon! If it involves Americas pastime, I want to check it out dammit.. so I did. on a recent trip to hawaii thats what I did. While everyone was yapping about snorkeling or paddle boarding, i was watching baseball. This place is definitely not easy to get to. My uber driver who is obviously a local had a tough time even finding the right place on campus, then when we got there trying to walk to it from the road we dropped off at was tough. Hawaii has a fairly large campus and if youre not a student and its dark its not easy to navigate. But the park is nice. and its hawaii. how can you complain about that?? they were playing new mexico. they got their ass handed to them but it was a good time. PS, I got shorty a warrior dog which she didn't want. they were huge as shit I will say.. so if you buy one, better be hungry. read more

Came here last night for the Witchita State game. Our section was so rowdy and heckling the visiting team that the HPD came down to calm us down! Those Witchita fans were so easily upset about our heckling (they started cursing even though our heckling was all for fun and G-rated!) If you have time this weekend, go check out a baseball game! They are playing Witchita fri and Saturday night and Sunday afternoon!:) read more

Great stadium - every seat is a great seat! Food and beer are very reasonable . Great family environment. $5 entry on Thursday nights for upper deck seats, normally$10 every day except Thursday. $12 seats right behind home plate. Beers are $6.50 and $9 for tall ones . read more

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Wow! Be prepared to be impressed. Wonderful stadium! Stunning for a a college game. Fabulous set up - easy parking. Named after famous Santa Clara U baseball champion. We and great seats and loved the slight trade winds. read more

I'm bummed it took me so long to get out here and watch some good ol' college baseball! Most college fields aren't that wonderful but Les Murakami Stadium is pretty damn cool! I really like the set up and the location. The field is well kept and the vendors serving food and drinks are not as overpriced as I was expecting. I love that I can get Gordon Biersch garlic fries and churros! I was very excited! I will definitely be back. For $12 a seat in row 2 and seats 1 and 2. I would say I got an outta' the park kinda deal! Oh, and parking was $6.00. I saw some posts saying that is expensive but I would disagree.. Support local and support Hawaii schools! read more

Not a bad seat in the place! Plenty of sitting and you can't ask for a better crowd. The food is ballpark food and it lives up to expectations and more so because it is fairly cheap. Service is fast especially at the few beer stands they have. Not sure why UH sits on the visitor's side ... Still bugging me. Parking is in the structure so prepare for a little walk, but well worth it! Speaking of walk - This is a CASH ONLY place and it doesn't have an ATM or it would have gotten 5 stars. Nearest place is Stan Sheriff Stadium, so be prepared! Bathrooms were surprisingly clean! read more

Not the best of stadiums, but I gave it the forth star because I've been going there since I was in Little League. Just recently the field got a face lift. Now the turn is made of something called DomoTurf. It looks like real grass, and I've heard that it plays like real grass. They still sell beer, and that is always a plus. read more

Went for a baseball game on a Friday night. The cost of parking was $6.00, rather expensive but I guess it benefits the UH facility. On a drizzly Friday night the wind and rain from the valley made it very chilly. If you sit on the first level close to the walkway, around Section F, the chilly wind hits your back so you better wear a hooded jacket. Had their Warrior Dog and it was huge. I won't be ordering that next time...too much dog. The UH players had a meet/autograph session after the game...good for the little league players. read more

Beautiful venue with Diamond Head in the background. Decent food choices (typical ballpark food- hot dogs, chicken strips, garlic fries, chili dogs, popcorn etc.) and the food prices are reasonable compared to other UH venues. We've brought in our own food in backpacks and it's been perfectly okay. Nothing better than watching a ballgame on a Friday night. Parking is $6 in a nearby parking structure located within a five minute walk to the stadium. Tickets are $10 for the upper deck and $12 for the mid level and bottom. read more

Nice ballpark. If you're a baseball fan on Oahu, it's the only game in town. Decent food and drink selection, though the beer is stadium priced. Nice place for a lazy evening. read more

We like this stadium. It's clean & easy to get in& out of parking garage. The parking is $6 now & the baseball tickets cost us $10 a ticket for great seats on the 3rd baseline. The food is pretty reasonable & tasty. read more

Field is in good condition and the food and drink prices are affordable compared to other sporting events.

Not a bad seat in the house, but everything is cash only. The closest atm to the stadium is the Stan sheriff center. It is about a 5 min walk. read more

Les Murakami Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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The best baseball venue in the State of Hawaii. Also the best and most affordable sports venue for the family. Fair prices. Lots of food for the whole family and the adult beverages are cold and plentiful. I'm not a big baseball fan per say but I definitely enjoy going to see some UH Rainbow Baseball! I miss the days of a few years ago with the Kolten Wong, Sam Spangler, and Landon Hernandez teams. Those were exciting times. Hoping Coach Trap can build it up again! read more

Awesome ambiance and good beers. Luckily they aren't strict About bringing in food. So I would recommend doing that because the food there isn't good. The chili is the worst that I've ever tasted. But at least the hotdog was really good. read more

There is a slight anticipation when going to a ball game. I've gone to many games at Safeco Field in Seattle and when you walk in you feel the magnitude of the building, the clean cut grass, and the smells of food wafting through the air. It is unfair to compare Les Murakami Staduim to a pro baseball stadium, but what it lacks in magnitude, it makes up for it with very inexpensive treats. Catching a game at Les Murakami Stadium is reasonably priced. Tickets are about $7 for the cheap seats. They have the "Warrior Dog" or "Warrior Dog with chili" (I believe they were $5 and $6 respectively), hamburger and fries (about $5), chicken strips and fries (about $4), popcorn, peanuts, candies, and garlic fries. I liked that the condiments had an abundance of toppings like onions and jalapenos. Also, on opening day they had a "Hawaiian" hotdog which also had a Portuguese sausage, and pineapple. I'm not sure if this was a one time thing as I came on a weekday and they did not serve it. . The best deal however is the beer. $7 for 32oz of Bud Light or Miller Light and $8 for Heineken or Gordon Biersch Marzen. They have two beer gardens, one down the 1st base line and 3rd base line on the second floor. I would go to this line first since it is by far the longest line and they stop selling around the 7th inning. Couple of questions for people who go here a lot: 1) How do I get into the Bud Light tent down the 1st base line? I need to watch a game from there... 2) If fries is $2.25 and garlic fries is $2.75, shouldn't I be able to pay fifty cents more to upgrade my chicken stripes and fries to chicken stripes and garlic fries? I was very saddened when I was denied. 3) When do they serve the Hawaiian hotdog? Watching baseball can be a bit, lets say, boring especially when watching it on television. However, it is much more interesting while watching in person. Listening to the fans heckle the away team, eating delicious food that seem to only be found at ball games, and the cold beer coming out of a keg...oh and the team isn't too bad either haha. Catching a baseball game here is a great way to eat, get drunk, and cheer for the home team! read more

This place is great! I came for my first ever UH baseball game and everything was exciting from the moment we got our tickets! This place isn't huge like Yankees play here, try 1/4 of that. The tickets are reasonably priced and honestly every seat, no matter where you sit is a great view. Although, I do recommend if you're sitting on the ends of the stadium, bring a glove to catch all those foul balls! The food is good, your basic hot dog, burger, garlic fries(which is amazing since its extra crispy, but kinda skimpy on the garlic) & beer. I really like their hot chocolates tho on the really windy cold game nights. The BEST part on food is that it's wayyy cheaper then the other concession stand foods. We're talking under 10 for two people kinda of food. Suck on that aloha stadium. When you get tickets tho, sometimes they'll say "these seat are obstructed view seats" don't be alarmed, it's just a rail infringement of you where you can put up your feet to kick back & relax to enjoy the game! read more

They need to get more food vendors here. The wait time was over an hour to get cold food!