Waikele Premium Outlets — Attraction in Oʻahu

Aloha people come from all over the world to shop at this outlet and they can get all your top brands in this Outlet in the prices are sometimes 75% off your talkin coach sax Bahamas there's chocolate places and perfume Factory Kate's Shades store you have to wait outside the only that so many people in at a time they let him in groups to Japanese because they leader of the group whatever they buy everybody else by so they not only about 16 to 18 people in that's the only strange door they have a men's store forget the name of it and they have to actually I love the coach it's nice and it's so much fun because it's always a circle and it's not too far in between there's a lovely place to sit down where there's a fault in that space is to eat different types of food Japanese Chinese Taiwan there's a Children's Specialty Store there that's where I buy my Vans skate shoes and they have clothes in there too and pants Tommy higgler mirror Brandy Oshkosh Levi at least four others they have a new set of places where people can eat out of different wagons and they had some really nice tables set up so there's plenty of parking plenty of restrooms and they bring people in Japanese drop them off they called for when they're all ready to leave and sometimes parking can get a little bit scared but they're still normally parking just have to walk a little ways and it's just off of H1 westbound freeway...

Cost $40usd for family of 4 returns. Old old mini van that has no air conditioner! Not cheap. It is far away like an hour. Times slot is given on your tickets but you can get back on a later or earlier times. Worth just for Coach and Michael Kors. Kate Spade didn't have anything current, old seasons nothing you see at the normal stores. Coach is the best, love love hunting for cute little leather goods here. Fashion jewellery, sunnies and shoes too. The more you buy the more percentage discounts! SA are all very attentive and have to mention their names. Ralph Lauren was worth a visit, Calvin Klein was a waste of time as discounts nothing compares to Coach. Skechers worth a mention but old stocks also, better go Ross (1 at Alarm Moana, left hand side when exit trollies and another of course at Waikiki) for most shoes big brands.

It isn't huge available brands or that many to be picky about. You may even get things for the sake of the trouble of traveling there and not ended up loving. So better have a plan/list of what to look for before getting there. Not the latest stocks and everything in stores aren't all sales.

First time went Black Friday sale was huge! Than again the sale is as good although no special dates! So it maybe all year round. Hungry? 5minutes walk just at the main entrance is KFC, macas and other fast foods...

This outlet is super popular with the Waikiki tourists with many operators offering shuttle tours to the shopping area. If you self drive there is lots of parking with the shops being all outdoors.

Make sure you purchase a discount booklet for $5 if you plan on shopping and not just window shopping as there is some great savings to be made.

For instance, we shopped at Banana republic for my husbands new spring wardrobe and spent $300. The booklet was offering a 15 % discount on purchases over $100 which meant a great savings for us! Other stores include Armani, coach, guess, sunglasses hut, adidas and converse.

On the downside, with the stores all being accessed from outdoor courtyards and walkways means that shopping can get really really hot . With little shade and places to rest, bring water when you shop here so you stay hydrated. There is also limited places to eat with limited offerings EXCEPT for the Leonard's malasada food truck which is parked at the end of the furthest...