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About Aloha Tower Marketplace

Located at 1 Aloha Tower Drive in downtown Honolulu, Aloha Tower Marketplace is an open-air, mixed-use complex along Honolulu Harbor. Once a bustling festival marketplace, the site now hosts Hawaii Pacific University facilities alongside retail and dining spaces, while continuing to serve as a dynamic event venue. The complex features multiple flexible spaces suitable for large-scale productions, community events, weddings, and corporate gatherings, with iconic harbor views and a relaxed, authentic Hawaiian atmosphere.

Note: The Aloha Tower observation deck is currently closed, but the marketplace continues to operate with diverse venues and activities, including Ka Moana Luau and Night Market-style gatherings coordinated by HPU and ATM.

Parking is conveniently available on-site with a gated lot offering self-parking and validation options. First hour is free, then the best available price per hour for hours 2–6 with a the best available price max on validated parking. Non-validated self-park is the best available price per 30 minutes (max the best available price). Valet services are available with tiered rates. Look for occasional Early Bird promotions. Easy access to TheBus, TheCAB, Hui Car Share, Waikiki Trolley, and Biki Bikeshare makes reaching Aloha Tower Marketplace straightforward from downtown and beyond.

Nearby hotels provide convenient lodging for event attendees, including AC Hotel by Marriott Honolulu Downtown, Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel, Pagoda Hotel, and Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa, among others. We’ve got you covered with trusted hotel and dining partners to help secure comfortable stays and great post-event dining experiences.

Event spaces within ATM include:

  • Pier 9 Stage & Promenade: 5,000–25,000 sq ft flexible layouts; capacity 500–3,500
  • Sunset Ballroom: 4,012 sq ft; typical layouts accommodate up to ~200
  • Center Atrium: 2,145 sq ft; 100–300 capacity
  • Multi-Purpose Rooms 1–3: ~1,287–3,555 sq ft; theatre capacities ~175

Whether you’re planning a luau-style premiere, a night market-inspired event, or a corporate gathering, we can help you explore venue options, secure seats, and connect you with trusted hotel and dining partners to enhance your Hawaii experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1 Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu, HI 96813.
  • Venue type: open-air mixed-use complex in Honolulu Harbor, originally a festival marketplace; now home to Hawaii Pacific University facilities alongside retail/restaurant spaces.
  • Event spaces and capacities (sample): Pier 9 Stage & Promenade 5,000–25,000 sq ft with flexible layouts 500–3,500; Sunset Ballroom 4,012 sq ft with up to about 200 in typical layouts; Center Atrium 2,145 sq ft with 100–300; Multi-Purpose Rooms 1–3 range from ~1,287–3,555 sq ft with theatre capacities ~175.
  • Parking: on-site gated lot with self-park and validation (first hour free; $2/hour 2nd–6th hour; $30 max with validation), self-park without validation at $3 per 30 minutes (max $30), valet options with tiered rates; occasional Early Bird parking promotions may apply.
  • Transit: TheBus, TheCAB, Hui Car Share, Waikiki Trolley, and Biki Bikeshare are listed as getting-here options.
  • Nearby hotels: downtown options such as AC Hotel by Marriott Honolulu Downtown, Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel, Pagoda Hotel, Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa, etc., are commonly cited as nearby lodging.
  • Notable events hosted: Ka Moana Luau (at Aloha Tower Marketplace) and Boat Days (historic Ship/harbor events); recent events include Night Market style gatherings coordinated by HPU and ATM.
  • Renaming/demolition note: no demolition has occurred; there have been past reports (2013) of plans to rename ATM to a Tower District as part of redevelopment, but the site continues to operate as Aloha Tower Marketplace with Hawaii Pacific University as a major tenant; the Aloha Tower observation deck is currently closed.