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About Aloha Stadium

Aloha Stadium is a landmark multi‑purpose venue in Aiea, Hawaii, historically home to the UH Rainbow Warriors and a host for major sports and entertainment events like the Pro Bowl and various bowls. While the stadium is currently undergoing dismantling and a replacement is planned, this page provides a complete, user‑friendly guide to the site’s legacy, seating formats, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining. We’ll help you understand past configurations, how to plan for events that used to occur here, and where to stay and eat in the surrounding area.

For visitors planning future trips or exploring the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, stay connected to official announcements for openings, access routes, and new amenities. We’ve got you covered with practical guidance, dependable transit options, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations to make your Hawaii experience smooth and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original seating capacity: 50,000; planned new stadium capacity: 22,500.
  • Address: 99-500 Salt Lake Blvd, Aiea, HI 96701.
  • Venue type: multi‑purpose stadium (home to UH Rainbow Warriors when active; hosted Pro Bowl, bowls, and other events).
  • Seating chart: no public, up-to-date seating chart published; historically featured movable seating sections for different configurations (e.g., four movable 7,000‑seat sections).
  • Parking: official rates vary by event (e.g., stadium events typically $9 per car for non‑pro events; $17 per car for professional events; buses/limousines $32) per Aloha Stadium Parking Map & Rates.
  • Transit: served by Honolulu’s Skyline rail via Hālawa (Aloha Stadium) station; rail extension plans affect access long‑term.
  • Nearby hotels: on-site hotel component is part of the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District plan; district will include hotels as part of the development.
  • Notable events hosted: Pro Bowl (NFL), Aloha Bowl/Oahu Bowl/Hawaii Bowl (NCAA), Hula Bowl, Pan-Pacific Championship (soccer).
  • Status: old stadium closed since December 2020; dismantling/demolition underway in 2025–2026; replaced by a new 22,500‑seat stadium as part of NASED, targeting opening around 2029.