Another fun day at this indoor mini golf spot. It was raining outside and we were looking for…read moresomething to keep the kids busy and this was just the thing. The space is small but has a lot of holes to pass through. Yes, it was busy and we had to wait for every hole in front of us to be free but that was expected based on it being a rainy day and we could clearly see when we started how many people were there so we knew what we were in for. Even so, the kids still had fun and everyone gets a prize at the end too (in our case it was a light up ring)! The place was clean and seems to be up-kept. We'd been previously when it wasn't as busy also had a great experience. Highly recommend for all ages.

My daughter and her cousins got to enjoy some quality time on our trip playing here. The girl…read moreworking at the desk was friendly and helpful. $12 each to play 18 holes. They had a special for players to enjoy a replay for free on a Wednesday evening. There was no one else there so the kids could take their time. They also have some chairs for adults to hang out at while kids play. Once they finished their two rounds, they got to pick out a ring flashlight for a prize.

It was a lot of fun. We had a big group and spent over $500…read more One of the people in our group did not sign the waiver, but she threw the X twice during the demo. After they checked to make sure everyone signed the waiver whitch she didn't know. They told her she would not be allowed because she didn't not sign the waiver and then charge $18 for throwing twice. We asked for them to take off the charges for her and they would not. I just do not understand how you can charge someone for throwing the ax twice $18 dollars. It may not be a lot, but it is the principal behind the matter.It is very greedy that a company will charge someone $18 when they didn't participate. This will be the last time I come to this establishment..

Such a fun place to go with friends! Staff are always super helpful and learning happens pretty…read morefast. Love that they give you guys games to try and little challenges if your group is doing really good. Their food is also super good, would recommend the BBQ flatbread! Their song choices are also always super good and create the perfect atmosphere. Also offers 10% off Kama'āina Discount and occasionally 50% Student Discount on Wednesdays!

Best place for just about any celebration. I love bowling although I don't get to go as often as I…read morewould like. I come to celebrate birthdays, promotions, hale/farewells, dates and to just hang out with family or friends. No matter the reason coming here will always cheer you up. It's very affordable, the food is good and plenty parking after 5 or on the weekends. I went in the morning for the first time and learned they have breakfast. I usually get the nachos and wings fried hard with extra sauce. Since it was breakfast I got the Loco Moco with extra gravy. My daughter got the bacon, eggs and rice combo. The parking before 4pm on a weekday is horrible. Everyone on Shafter is at work during that time. So they park there as well. Since it's hardly any parking on Shafter. I came at 9 am on a Thursday and walked 5 minutes from my car to the door. The pro shop here does offer to help you pick bowling merchandise. Based on your bowling skills. I would suggest to go during pro shop hours and when it's not busy. I plan to go on Monday. I'm finally going to buy a ball. Since the gift card was gifted to me for my birthday.

Great place to bowl. Still reasonable price. Staff is friendly, snack bar food is awesome…read more But starting tomorrow April 24 2025 they will be closing at 130pm till 4 or 430pm due to cut backs. That sucks but they have to do what they need to do.

UH Mānoa's Baseball field as a graduation venue is the absolute worst!…read moreIts such a far walk for families (children and elderly alike) from the parking garage. The rules they implemented during graduation were simply not enforced either. No rubbish, strollers, carts, etc. The amount of people who broke the rules was ridiculous. Many of us followed the guidelines and that made attending graduation incredibly difficult (ex. carrying your babies due to no stroller). They should rereview how they handle graduation crowds and get the right amount of staff to enforce it.

Food- 5 stars Service- 3 stars…read moreAmbiance - 5 stars I attended a UH baseball game the other day and had a great time!! It's a viiibe once you get into the stadium because you are greeted with all UH baseball fans dripped with some cool UH swag. The field has gotten a major facelift since the last time I attended a game ! The baseball field is 100 percent turf and designed to reflect the school's colors. There are many vendors to choose from when you are on the second floor concourse. I ordered summer rolls and Chicken from Olay's Thai and was completely satisfied! The service was okay. I felt like there were no ushers available in our section to help direct us to our seats. We also wanted to order Miller lite beer at first, but something was apparently wrong with the keg connected to their line at the time. Will def be back to get some Pogmosa and try a hotdog!

What is this place? Well, if you are into baseball or softball or maybe even pickleball, this is…read morethe place to get your gear. But there's more! there are batting cages that you can rent or have some hitting time. We usually come here for the boy to hit with Coach Jamie Ahu. Yeah, that Jamie Ahu from UH time. He has three teenage boys that are awesome baseball players. Anyway, the boy practices his hitting with Coach Jamie and most of the time, I am watching him hit. It gets really noisy in the batting cages. My watch tells me that it's too loud! There are screens up that would say where the ball potentially goes depending on how it is hit. It's pretty cool. Anyway, the batting cages make up a good portion of this space. The other portion is the store. The cashier is towards the back. Don't worry, they have to let you in if you are gonna buy something or even look around. I think the prices are fair. But I am not always buying pants, bats, or gloves. If you are a serious ball player, you must come here at least once to check this place out.

I joined the new Aloha Vintage Base Ball Association this year, which had led me to businesses I…read morenever knew existed. This is one of them, and boy is it cool. This store focuses on baseball equipment and apparel, including shoes, but also has a full indoor area for batting and pitching practice. They have a few dedicated stalls right outside up the ramp, ring bell to be let in. They have jerseys, cleats, gloves, belts, training gear, bats, balls, and anything else you could need. If they don't have the exact thing in stock, they can order it. The associate Ella working that day was very friendly and immediately helpful to find what I needed. I purchased shoes and a belt; they had just the sizes I needed and she was patient to help me find just the right things. I thought their prices were reasonable, plus it's great to support a local business over ordering online and potentially not getting what you need on time. I'd love to come back and check out the cages sometime soon. If you're a baseball fan or need equipment for school or community leagues, this is a great spot!

Although a farther drive from town this is a reminder of Hawaii..sun, ocean, breezes, sand and a…read moretime to spend the day with friends. No idea this place existed until a friend suggested we rsvp spaces and spend the day bbqing and watching polo. It was the best experience. We set up three tents together, foldable tables, chairs and the bbq grill. It was so nice and cool with no bugs since the wind was blowing pretty hard. We munched our way through the entire match with our own picnic foods. The kids played on the white sand and swam on the beach. The polo match was pretty intense and there is a halftime where you can mash divots. There's a porta potty on rsvp side and trash cans. Only thing that we lacked was running water. Wish they had a hose or a faucet. Next time we bring jugs of water to help wash up after a dip in the ocean. Definitely a must for everyone!

The girls staff were awesome. Very friendly. Loved the environment. Strong community. Definitely…read morewould go here again!

We approached the security gate and was refused entry. MP said my VHIC VA card was not registered…read morewith this base and that it cannot sponsor my 3 guest to play at Mamala Bay golf course. I search the requirement to play there and it states since 2020 VHIC enable me and my guest to play. I had played Kaneohe Klipper a couple years ago which also requires me to go to the check point building with my guest and allowed us to play there. So...WTF this MP is talking about? We left and went to the Navy Marine course that was off base a few miles away. Got on to pay in half an hour. Can't describe this course condition but Navy Marine course was great. Played there 3 times last year and 3 times this year. Who knows how many customers the MP are turning away. Got a phone message saying "I missed my tee time and did I forgot about it." Tried calling back at the phone number provided and the phone was not in service. I even searched and found "active service personnel number to call", to play and that was not in service. MP should update their knowledge of what Vets with VHIC card privileges are! Quite disappointed! Sorry for the bad review but if no matter if Mamala Bay course is a Championship Golf Course many are not able to see or play it.

Always have a super nice time at Malama! My sons have always had a great time golfing there and…read moreeveryine who works there is so friendly!

**Don't forget to bring socks for both adult and child (child's socks must have grip)**…read more I stopped here on a whim on a weekday afternoon after picking my 9-month old son from daycare. I've been looking for a soft play area for him since he's becoming more mobile (crawling and cruising) but the Hawai'i Children's Discovery Center closes too early, Kids City Ala Moana is still under construction, and Keiki Kingdom has a 10-month old age minimum. You can park for free at 848 Beretania in front of the Hawai'i Opera Plaza. If anyone gives you asks, just let them know that you're headed to WRTS (no one gave me any issues though). I read on Yelp ahead of time that there are stairs so I left our stroller in the car and carried my baby to WRTS. I tend to overheat easily so with carrying my heavy baby, the afternoon heat, and walking up the stairs, I ended up feeling a little dizzy--just a precaution for anyone else with sensitivities (the walk isn't far and there aren't that many stairs but I have POTS). Fortunately, the AC inside is nice and cool. If you forget socks, you can purchase some on-site. They also have lots of sensory items and toys in the lobby area for purchase. If it's your first time, I recommend filling out the release forms ahead of time online--one less thing to do with antsy kids or in my case, a heavy baby lol. There are so many different areas, depending on your child's age and interests! We stayed around an hour and had the entire place to ourselves the majority of the time we were there, so it's not crazy/overwhelming like Keiki Kingdom, at least on weekday afternoons. And if it does get crowded, I'm so thankful that they have a quiet room for those that need to decompress. My baby really enjoyed the infant/toddler area! Of course, with any play area, you should closely monitor your baby to make sure they don't swallow something they shouldn't but all of the toys and structures seemed clean and in great condition. There are sensory items like different fabric swatches, gross motor items like a Pikler triangle, and so much more. My baby surprisingly loved playing with the toy trains lol. There is also a bin where you can put toys after you use them so that they can be cleaned. I really appreciate that everyone is welcome here, whether you are neurotypical or neurodiverse. It's so important that kids have spaces like these to play with and be around others that may process things differently than them or use different supports or have different play/communication styles. It's never too young to provide opportunities to develop inclusivity and empathy, especially when it's centered around play! They're active on Instagram where you can see their open hours for the week and also see photos/clips of all of the different spaces (they even have a space for parties and private events!)

SERVICE: welcoming n' friendly INTERIOR: well maintained n'…read moreclean EXTERIOR: in the same area as Bo's Kitchen, located on the 2nd floor WAIT TIME: none PARKING: free lot/garage in walking distance OVERALL COMMENTS: highly recommend. My husband found this place n' my kids loved it! They got to get all their energy out n' were also able to do a variety of activities. There were areas designated for different play. Whether your keiki wanted to color or read, preferred sensory toys, have quiet time, or get their indoor play on with the selection of equipment, they had it all. A gym that welcomes all kids, big or small!