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| About us |
| Aloha Stadium Swap Meet |
| Located at Hawaii's largest sports venue, the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is a place where families can gather to share their cultural diversity with pride and a feeling of Aloha. Since 1979, the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet has become Hawaii's premier outdoor market, featuring over 700 vendors, crafters, artists from all over the world, a true melting pot of Aloha. |
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At the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, you can find discounts on a wide selection of high quality products from clothing, accessories, Hawaiian souvenirs, pre-packaged ethnic foods, fine jewelry and vintage antiques. Beautifully handcrafts products and exclusive art pieces are made and sold by the artist themselves, which truly make great gifts for yourself or that special someone.
After shopping through the seemingly
endless rows of bargains, sit to refresh and relax at one of the many concessions stands throughout the market. Refresh yourself with ice cold Hawaiian shaved ice, a healthy Gyro at Leo's Taverna, or a hearty meal at Aloha Foods. Either way, your appetite will be taken cared of from a menu of tasty foods.
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| Aloha Stadium |
Aloha Stadium is the largest and most versatile multi-purpose facility of its kind in Hawaii. The 50,000-seat facility officially opened on September 12, 1975 and features a unique air film cushion movement system that makes it possible to move four 7,000-seat sections of the stands into three different configurations: a traditional diamond for baseball (doubling as a wide rectangle for soccer), an oval for football and a triangle for concerts and other stage-type events.
Aloha Stadium is home to the University of Hawaii's Warriors football team and hosts a multitude of other events including NFL Pro Bowl, baseball games, soccer matches, concerts, car shows, fairs and a swap meet .
Our mission
is to meet the challenge of providing a first class arena where the dreams of our young people can be realized through participation in sporting and other special events; where the spirit of achievement can be nourished by the thrill of competition.
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| ALOHA STADIUM BY THE NUMBERS |
Officially opened on Sep 12, 1975
First football game played between University of Hawaii & Texas A&M on Sep 13, 1975.
Ownership: State of Hawaii
Management: Stadium Authority, State of Hawaii
Capacity: 50,000
Size:104 acres.
Parking: 8,000 cars, 150 buses, 109 disabled
Main playing surface: Field Turf
The stands are movable, first of its kind in the USA.
The stands are moved by air cushions into different configurations (football, baseball and concert ).
The scoreboard is 154 feet long.
The JumboTron is 19' x 26'.
For more information, visit: http://www.alohastadium.hawaii.gov
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| Centerplate
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Centerplate manages the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet. In addition, Centerplate operates the food and beverage at the Aloha Stadium Concessions, Neal Blaisdell Center, Waikiki Shell, Hanauma Bay, and Paradise Cove.
Centerplate is one of the leading providers of quality food and beverage concessions, catering, and merchandising services for many of America's best known sport facilities, convention centers and other entertainment facilities. With 129 accounts, Centerplate provides a full rage of management services, including traditional concession-style sales of food, beverages, and merchandise, catering, marketing, end event management. Centerplate also offers retail merchandise management, as well as comprehensive facility management services, which support all the need of your facility including marketing, event booking, ticketing, parking and maintenance.
For more information, visit:
http://www.centerplatehawaii.com
http://www.centerplate.com
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