We are smack dab in the middle of the Holiday season here in Hawaii. While the city and county of Honolulu has a number of great lighting displays, there are also residents throughout Oahu that go all out on their homes when it comes to Christmas lights and Christmas decorations. Not to be outdone by the mainland, the people of Hawaii put together some of the best lighting displays you will see anywhere in the nation, and they do it year-in and year-out.
What neighborhood are you in? Below is a list of all the best private lighting and holiday displays on the island. There are a couple of great ways to use the guide. You can search your area only for holiday light displays, or you can map out a course to see all the ones that interest you.
*This guide is updated yearly so these light display listings are all up-to-date. Merry Christmas! Please email us with any new listings we might be missing. Also, if a listing is posted below, then we assume it is still going on as noted until told otherwise. Thank you!
Aiea
98-1616 Hoolauae St.: The Matias family proudly shows off a collection of holiday figures collected over nearly 40 years, including a Nativity scene, Santa, airbrushed cutouts of popular children’s characters from “Sesame Street,” as well as Barney, Dora the Explorer, Hello Kitty, Mickey and Minnie Mouse and more. At least eight other homes on the street are also lit up with decorations.
*The Hoolauae St. house took a break in 2017, we need to double-check if they are back up and running. If anyone has that info, please email us.
98-1603 Kaahumanu St.: Decorating their house each year for more than 30 years, the Benozas build upon their tradition with new additions of a carousel, balloons, and more, including a mechanical Santa and Mrs. Claus, trains, reindeer, and candy canes.
99-149 Kulina St.: The Andres family proudly presents Aiea’s own version of the new Aulani Resort through a Disney-themed display filled with Mickey Mouse and Friends. Also featured are Hello Kitty, dinosaurs, and Juicy Couture trees on a street where neighboring homes also get into the spirit of decorating.
East Honolulu
575 to 595 Hahaione St.: Welcome to an enchanting Candy Cane Lane, a joint effort of the board and residents of Mariners Village 2. The entrance begins at 575 Hahaione St. Follow the fun-filled path of twinkling lights in the hedges, and on the way, you’ll meet Santa, his reindeer, a snowman, a penguin, and others.
1080 Kaumoku St. (Mariner’s Ridge): Jeff Jersets and his spirited neighbors spread holiday cheer on this magical street. Jersets’ “larger-than-life” display consists of a 4-foot-tall star perched on the rooftop and several 6-foot candles and 8-foot nutcrackers that will be lit from about 6 p.m. until midnight through mid-January.
Ewa Beach
91-6523 Kapolei Parkway: It’s showtime at the Watanabe home. Tune in to radio station 106.5 FM for a synchronized “Christmas Light Show” consisting of 38,000 lights, a 20-foot “mega” Christmas tree with a 3-D star, snow-falling lights, a snow machine, and an inflatable snow globe, along with a projection of Santa waving in the window. Hours are from 5:30 to 9:30 pm daily through Dec. 26 and sometimes they do it past the 26th. Visit their Facebook page for more info.
*Please note: Da Ohana Christmas Light Show above on Kaplolei Parkway was dark in 2018. They are supposed to be back so let us know if they are.
91-1075 Kaunolu St: Check out the Bautistas’ eco-friendly display consisting of a Ferris wheel, a swing, and moving characters from Disney, Pixar, Nickelodeon, and others, all created primarily from recycled materials such as plastic and Styrofoam.
91-1130 Hoiliili Place: Tons of great Christmas displays and lights going on. Check them out as part of your ride!
*Hoiliili Place was dark in 2018. Let us know if it is still dark.
91-214 Kamaehu Way: Check out the synchronized light show at this residence. It’s over 1 hour long and it’s amazing!! It goes from 5:30 – 10 pm every evening and runs through December 26th.
Pukanala Street in Ewa Gentry: A comment from “Hale Ohana” let us know that the entire street does light and Christmas decoration displays so check it out. Here is what they said:
Wow, almost the whole street is decked out in all kinds of holiday decorations!
Hale Ohana
91-887 Puhikani Street: They have a video mapping display that covers the front of the house and combines different media techniques to produce a spectacular show of Frozen, Mickey Mouse, and more. It’s not your usual light show and is a must-see. The show is about 20 minutes long and plays on a loop. Showtimes will start Dec 15th – Dec 25th, 6:30 pm – 9 pm. So the last day will still be Christmas but they usually keep it running longer if people are there watching and there is talk about extending the time as well. Enjoy!
Ewa By Gentry Kamaehu Way: Xtreme Christmas Lighting. Should be up the day after Thanksgiving. Operates 5:30pm – 10:30pm daily.
Papipi Road: Almost all the way down to Hau Bush, the Correia family always put up a nice nostalgic Christmas display with hand-cut wood characters and lots of lights. This year they added a merry-go-round to the yard.
Hawaii Kai
1194 Kaiama Pl in Hawaii Kai: 6:30, 7:30, 8:30. Check it out, some previews on social media. Search HBVA, Hawaii Beach Volleyball Association for previews and more info.
Honolulu
2331 Booth Road (Pauoa): The Ing family display pays tribute to Iraq war heroes and features Santa, Disney, and other popular children’s characters, and Waldo of “Where’s Waldo?” fame. Money collected in the wishing well will be donated to charity.
* Sadly, Mr. Noble Ing passed away. We aren’t sure if someone will continue on with the tradition so let us know. Until then we will keep it in the listing.
1722 Citron Street: These people always decorate for Christmas. According to what we have been told they put a lot of heart and effort into their decorations each year and really try to make it nice for everyone in the neighborhood and the surrounding areas.
1036 Hala Drive (Alewa Heights): Check out the unique chili pepper lights strung on papaya and pine trees, as well as moving reindeer, a snowman, icicles “dripping” from the roof, and the decked-out purple porch. The home is located across from the Maluhia nursing facility.
723 Hauoli St. (McCully): Visit the home of the Vares ohana as they help count down the days until Christmas through a special countdown display, as well as a Ferris wheel, gingerbread houses, a rocking horse with a paniolo, a ballerina bear, Santa and Mrs. Claus, Rudolph, singing snowmen, a Nativity scene and more.
2020 Hillcrest St. (Alewa Heights): The Bisho family continues its tradition by lighting up the yard and house. New this year are reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh, Santa on a train, and more lighted sculptures.
2306 Kuahea St. (Palolo): View an impressive display filled with classic blow molds of holiday favorites including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Frosty the Snowman, nutcrackers, toy soldiers, a Nativity scene, and more, courtesy of the Chivers family.
2672 Lowrey Ave. (Manoa): The Allens continue to light up the neighborhood after 31 years with an impressive display of more than 50 characters, including Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Goofy, several Santas, two Nativity scenes, and more. Snoopy joins the mix this year to help spread the word about donating blood during this holiday season. Hours are 6 to 9 nightly.
1553 Miller St. (Punchbowl): Check out the display put on by Lindy Franca and family featuring several Santas, snowmen, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Garfield, a Nativity scene, a 5-foot wreath, and more. In all, there are more than 60 lighted decorations.
1248 Wilhelmina Rise (Kaimuki): Happy holidays from the Akau, Kauffman, and Andrade families, who spread cheer each year through their festive spread, which showcases inflatables of Frosty and Santa along with Disney characters, reindeer, candy canes and stocking cutouts, a Nativity scene, lights and a special heart in honor of the late Mr. Akau. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. nightly.
Kailua
1431 Akuleana Place: Kailua (Enchanted Lake) This house has been doing lights and decoration for years! They have lots of decorations and buy new things yearly to add to the overall display. The lights go on nightly at 6:30 pm and are usually turned off at around 10:30 pm.
1170 Akumu St.: Mike and PeeCee Brede deck out their home and yard with more than 10,000 colorful lights synchronized to Christmas music, and numerous inflatables (except on windy nights), ornaments, surprises, and a few new things. Hours are 6 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 6 to 9:30 p.m. Fridays and Sundays.
607 Keolu Drive: This house is always decorated beautifully with Christmas lights. The display includes a 7-foot tall dancing Santa and a detailed Manger Scene. Santa and his reindeer can also be found on the roof. The house gets a lot of attention. So much so that we have confirmed reports of it stopping traffic yearly. Definitely one to checkout.
255 Kuupua St.: “It’s a Small World” after all, at least at the Shire residence, where you will find a lighted display of children from around the world, united together to spread their message of peace on Earth. They are surrounded by “an array of light delights” including lollipops, candy canes, palm trees, and Snoopy the Christmas Beagle.
409 Kaimake Loop: They have been doing Christmas Light displays for over 15 years now and they are very popular on the Windward side of Oahu. Go check the displays out.
Kaneohe
45-229 Nakuluai St.: The Vause family offers handcrafted wooden characters from “Harry Potter,” “Kung Fu Panda,” “Happy Feet,” Dora, Disney, Pixar, and Precious Moments, surrounded by lights and lots of Christmas cheer.
45-365 Namoku St.: Lois and Kimo Lake once again treat the public to a festive display of lights, a Santa on the rooftop, 8-foot-tall tin soldiers, a snowman, Snoopy on a boat, and a 9-foot bear on a choo-choo train. New this year are a waterfall, large bells on the garage, bling-bling candy canes, and a Bud Light tree. Their street, behind Castle High School, is lit up by other homes as well.
46-201 Ohala St.: The Rodrigues home is literally surrounded by Christmas cheer with 20 window-style light displays, 40 blow-mold figures such as Disney characters, Snoopy, toy soldiers, Taz and others, candy canes, angels, Santa’s sleigh, a gingerbread man, a Nativity scene and more at the front of the house, with assorted Snoopy light-ups and inflatables, and Santa on an airplane, on the side. Hours are 6:30 to 9 p.m. weeknights and until 9:30 p.m. weekends.
45-623 Hinemoe Loop: We have been told that this house is literally a winter wonderland! The owner, Chad Carter, has decorated the house and yard with fake snow and tons of lights. There is also a keiki play zone complete with a mailbox to Santa and fake snowballs for the kids to play with. If this isn’t enough, they also have cookies and candy canes for the kids as well. This house has become a pretty popular destination and because of this amazing light display, almost all the other houses on this street are decorated as well. It’s very very beautiful and all are welcome to come and play, eat cookies candy canes, and listen to the nightly Christmas music.
Maili
87-147 Maliona St.: Visit a Christmas fantasy land at the Apela home, where you’ll find lots of inflatables including Mickey on a merry-go-round and a moving Santa on a bumper car, as well as a train track, penguin, reindeer, snowman, Grinch, manger and a few surprises.
Makakilo
92-1346 Kikaha Street: Drop by the Kailiuli Annual Christmas Light Spectacular. They have 13 songs synchronized to the lights and they are located in upper Makakilo at 92-1346 Kikaha Street Kapolei, HI 96707. The show runs nightly from 6:30 pm-10:30 pm through January 5th.
92-520 Waokele Street: A must-see. The owner, Kevin, has the best Christmas spirit ever. They pass out candy canes (the BIG ones) and give you a story tour of the decorations in their yard. He is festively dressed every time with a huge smile of aloha. ~Submitted by Kimberly O.
Mililani
Mahinahou Street: Right off of Meheula there are 3 culdesacs that are fully decorated. Go check it out and enjoy!
95-679 Lauawa St: Across Zippys/Petsmart. A unique setup with a waterfall going with penguins sliding down.
Pearl City
98-1297 Hoohuali Place: Through their display, “Keiki Wonderland 2011: A Warm Mele Kalikimaka for Mickey and Minnie Mouse,” Francis and Estrella Aki — who have decorated their home during Christmas for more than 30 years — show their aloha for the Aulani Resort’s newest residents, 6 to 10 p.m. nightly through New Year’s Day. Other “visitors” include Lilo and Stitch, Little Mermaid and Flounder, Dora and Boots, Thomas the Tank Engine Train, and the Kalikimaka Hawaiian Orchestra Menehune Band.
Schofield Barracks
Schofield Barracks right across from the PX on Gustin Street is a 25,000 light display that dances to 15 songs different songs. Check out a demo of it in the video below.
Waikele/Waipahu
94-226 Anapau Place: The Yoshida family’s “full-blown computerized light show” is quite impressive, but not because it comprises orchestrated lights that “dance” to holiday tunes or features a Christmas tree and star that change color and display text and graphics. It’s because the entire display is fully powered by solar photovoltaic panels that power the show all night. Hours are 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm nightly to help ease the traffic from starting up too early. Also, for safety reasons, Anapau Place is closed from 6:45 – 9:45 and open to pedestrian foot traffic thru 12/30.
As a side note, Anapau Place as a whole was featured on “The Great Christmas Light Fight” and competed with two other streets in America. This street is recognized almost yearly as having some of the best light displays around.
Hopoe Place: Stroll through a fantasy winter wonderland on this magical street with nearly 30 decorated homes. Expect a lot of car traffic and pedestrians, and maybe even a tour bus or two.
94-313 Kiokio Place: Through their annual tradition of decorating, the Domingos enjoy bringing the spirit of Christmas into their neighborhood. This year they’ve added Dr. Seuss to the mix to go along with popular characters from Disney and Looney Tunes, Hello Kitty, Shrek, Smurfs, Power Rangers, and others dating back 20 years.
As we do every year we try to update this list of Christmas Light Displays in Hawaii yearly and on the fly. If we are missing a listing or need to perform a fix or update that we don’t know about feel free to contact us or simply drop us a comment below. Mahalo for visiting the page and we hope you all have a very Merry Christmas.
Waipahu
94-450 Lianu Place: There is a fantastic display in Waipahu that is put together by Bradley and Sheryl Ann Yamaguchi. Go out there to see it and view other houses around the area.
Check out Papipi road in Ewa Beach. Almost all the way down to Hau Bush, the Correia family always put up a nice nostalgic Christmas display hand-cut wood characters and lots of lights. This year they added a merry-go-round to the yard.
Mahalo, Joe. This has been added to the listings above. Merry Christmas.
Makakilo: 92-1346 Kikaha Street not happening. I was told it has been lit up for a few years. 92-520 Waokele Street is still awesome!
Just visited the Ing lights display in Pahoa and it wasn’t set up this year.
Check out the synchronized light show at 91-214 Kamaehu Way, Ewa Beach, HI 96706. It’s over 1 hour long and it’s amazing!! It goes from 5:30 – 10pm and runs through 12/26/20.
Mahalo Ro.
We have added this to the list above. Merry Christmas.
https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus/waikele-christmas-lights-put-on-pause-due-to-coronavirus-pandemic-safety-concerns/
Waikele lights are closed this year due to the pandemic. There’s nothing to see on Anapau Place and Hopoe Place.
Mahalo Alicia,
A note of this has been made in the post for people to see. Merry Christmas.
If you live in Wahiawa, drive up Royal Palm Drive in Wahiawa Heights. Nothing fancy like Mililani or Waikele but several homes have a nice display of lights and the drive up Royal Palm is always amazing.
The Ewa Beach house at 91-887 Puhikani Street will not be doing our show this year. I hope I can make something new for next year. Happy Holidays!
This is so nice of you to do … now we’re off to see some lights!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Aloha
Are there specific times and days for the 3 street display in Mililani?
We have no specific times on file, if there are specific times please let us know and they will be put in.
Hoiliili Place is not up this year. We live down the street and drove by.
Thank you Teresa, the update has been made. Merry Christmas.
The Kapolei Parkway show in Ewa Beach isn’t happening this year. 🙁
Thank you Tyler, it has been updated. Merry Christmas.
We have a show at 1194 Kaiama Pl in Hawaii Kai. 6:30, 7:30, 8:30. Check it out, some previews on social media. Search HBVA, Hawaii Beach Volleyball Association for previews and more info.
Aloha Kawika. If you email us a little more information we will get it up as part of the listings. Email beyondhonolulu@gmail.com and we will post it.
Hi Jeremy,
Today, Dec 21, is the last night for 91-887 Puhikani Street in Ewa Beach. I leave on a trip so I won’t be able to do the video projection. Thanks for keeping this up to date every year!
Kaimi
Thank you for the update Kaimi! The note has been made under your listing for this year. Very much appreciated. Have a wonderful holiday season!
Is this updated for 2017?
Aloha Ashley,
Yes, the guide is updated yearly. People will also send in additions and subtractions as the season goes on, but the meat of it is always up to date. Merry Christmas.
Thank you!!!
Aloha Jeremy,
Mahalo for spreading the JOY of CHRISTMAS! The Waikele Light Show on Anapau Place adjusted its hours to 7:00pm – 9:30pm nightly to help ease the traffic from starting up too early. Also, for safety reasons Anapau Place is closed from 6:45 – 9:45 and open to pedestrian foot traffic thru 12/30. Mahalo again for helping to spread the SPIRIT of CHRISTMAS. Mahalo and Merry Christmas.
Mahalo Keith. The changes to that listing have been made and are appreciated. Merry Christmas.
Hi Jeremy. Are the lights in Waikele still up for tonight?
Aloha Debbie,
I am not sure. We assume that most of the displays go a little past new year’s day, but I can’t be sure. You would have to go check that out.
92-1346 Kikaha Street was dark. I’ve never been so I’m not sure if I got the address incorrect..which I doubt but the entire area was dark.
Beautiful NEW light display at 91-1346 Kinoiki St., Kapolei, HI 96707 featuring over 25,000 lights shining bright and synchronized to music. The neighborhood is having a “Light ʻEm Up” contest, so there are quite a few houses showing off their Christmas spirit.
We heard there is a street in Hawaii Kai, a block long, filled with house lights. Where can we find that information?
Aloha BJ. We aren’t entirely sure of a block long street in Hawaii Kai filled with lights. We know Hawaii Kai does a big light parade on the water but as far as displays go we don’t have any info on it.
If you folks go there and there is something or have info on it please comment again and we will make sure to get that info in as part of the guide. Addresses, street name/s, details, etc.
Merry Christmas.
Come by 445 keolu dr. In kailua, family loves to enjoy the season and decorate’s better every year
Just went to visit the 98-1603 Kaahumanu St. Decorations and my kids adored it. Loved the candy canes, dancing Santa, and all the details. We brought our neighbors kiddo a 4th grader and she said the display was so awesome it gave her chills and then she called her parents tontell them about it! Thanks for this site you helped our kiddos have a great cmas memory!
We do a light show on post on Schofield Barracks right across from the PX on Gustin Street. We have 25,000 lights that dance to 15 songs.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SOZEfpvKvDA
I think the hoolauae st in aiea house with the sesame Street doesn’t have their lights up this year, sadly.
The house at 607 Keolu drive is always decorated beautifully with Christmas lights ..including a 7ft dancing santa clause and a manger scene and santa clause and his reindeer up on the roof top ..it’s amazing and actually causes traffic to stop by every year
1722 Citron Street Honolulu hi 96826 always decorates for Halloween and Christmas. They put a lot of heart and effort in their decorations each year and please the neighborhood,
Just a head’s up that the Ewa Beach house on Kapolei Parkway does have their lights up this year. The synchronized light show runs from 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm. They are collecting donations for Make a Wish Foundation and will be passing out hot chocolate and candy canes on Saturday, 12/10, 12/17 and 12/24.
Aloha Marie,
Updates have been made and mahalo for the heads up. Merry Christmas.
My Neighbors in Kailua (Enchanted
Lake) have been lights and decoration for years! They have lots of decorations and buy nee things yearly for display. The house is located at 1431 Akuleana Place. I noticed the turn on the light at about 630pm and turn them off at 10pm.
Aloha Bob,
We have added your suggestion into the article. Merry Christmas.
When will you be updating for the 2017 Christmas season?
Aloha Kat,
The article is updated all the time in real time. If there are changes, add ons or subtractions that we know about they are put in. The current article is updated.
The Ing family on Booth road doesn’t have their display up this year…. I drove past it tonight….
I just looked up Noble Ing the Pauoa house owner, & he passed away this year in August….
Thank you Kaysea, a note has been made on the listing. Merry Christmas.
Hi,
Hopefully this site is still being maintained but I’d like to update my posting for the video light display on 91-887 Puhikani Street in Ewa Beach. Show times will start Dec 15th – Dec 25th, 6:30pm – 9pm. So last day will still be Christmas but I may extend it if there’s a lot of interest. Also if something unexpected comes up I’ll post in the comments here.
Done Ka’imi, Mahalo and Merry Christmas.
Went to check out the house on kapolei parkway and they’re not doing lights this year. Kind of disappointing because we look forward to it every year. Hopefully they’ll be back next year.
Mahalo Gaylene. We will look into it and get it updated. Sometimes houses take a year off and then are back at it.
There are no lights on Hahaione St. ? Also there’s only that one house on Kaumoku St, not the street as listed.
They may have taken the year off, it happens periodically and then they usually come back the next year. Thank you for the update.
Too bad we didn’t see your comment before we went there. We drove up and down and could not find the lights either. The one on Kaumoku Street on Mariner’s Ridge was nice, though. Would you know if the ones in Kapolei and Ewa are still going on this week? The ones in Kaneohe on Namoku Street are nice but I’m not sure if they are still on.
Aloha Susan,
Thank you for all the interest. We don’t run the light shows, this is just a list of all the ones happening. Dates will vary according to the owners. In early January the only thing I would say you can do is just drive out there and see. Either way, have a Happy New Year and thank you again for the interest.
Went to the Makakilo one last night. It wasn’t lit. Was around 8 pm. 🙁
Thank you for the update Anne. We will look into it. Merry Christmas.
Do you know if the Makakilo one is running until January 5th as posted? Would like to try to check it out if its still up! Thanks!
Come check out Puhikani Street in Ewa Beach. I have a video mapping display that covers the front of my house and combines different media techniques to produce a spectacular show of Frozen, Mickey Mouse, and more. It’s not your usual light show and is a must see. The show is about 20 mins long and I loop it over and over again from 7pm – 8pm every night. I’ll keep it going longer if people are still there watching and maybe extend the times if it’s a big hit. I hope you enjoy it.
Added this to the guide Ka’imi. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
Are you still doing your Christmas light show tonight? Would love to see it!
Check out Pukanala Street in Ewa Gentry. Wow, almost the whole street is decked out in all kinds of holiday decorations!
Thank you! Pukanala St. has been added to the list. Merry Christmas.
Went to the Hillcrest one, not bad, small roads tho. Booth street and Hala drive a total bust, no lights anywhere. My poor son cried his heart out. Good thing he will go to Hopoe tomorrow with my parents, and during our annual Christmas party, will check out the 3 Mililani cul de sacs for the 3rd time this year. Site needs to be updated. Please fix.
Aloha Mei, Li. Thank you for the update. We will go ahead and leave those listings up a while longer, as those displays simply may not be up yet. The list is updated all the time, but obviously we cannot guarantee a display will be there due to certain circumstances. Anyway, sorry about your son crying but there are dozens more displays around the island. Aloha and Merry Christmas.
Please come by a visit the Kailiuli Annual Christmas Light Spectacular we have 13 songs synchronized to the lights we are located in upper Makakilo at 92-1346 Kikaha Street Kapolei,HI 96707 show runs Nightly from 6:30pm-10:30pm till Jan 5 you can see videos on YouTube @ Jarek Kailiuli’s page…. Hope to see all of you! Happy Holidays
Upper Makakilo has a house that has a synchronized light show
The Makakilo Christmas Light Spectacular
92-1346 Kikaha Street,Kapolei,HI 96707
show runs from 6:30pm – 10:30pm
Nightly till Jan 5 … Come stop by say Hello
What day does the lighting show start?
Aloha Ms. Daniel,
Exact dates can’t be given because they vary but throughout the entire month of December you should be able to see most, if not all, of the light displays listed above.
Is your light show up this year and until January 5th again? Mahalo!
Visited the house at 1036 Hala Drive to see the Christmas light display on Sunday at about 8:00 p.m. The house was totally dark and a disappointment for the kids. I suggest that houses which are a part of the list make sure the lights are on, at least until Christmas, otherwise it’s just a big disappointment or remove themselves from the list.
The one in Ewa Beach is not doing a show this year just to let yall know. We looked at the website after we couldn’t find it and they aren’t doing it this year! 🙁
Come check my place out in Mililani.Across Zippys/Petsmart.Pretty unique.I got a led waterfall going with penguins sliding down.Address is 95679 Lauawa St.Happy Holidays!!! 🙂
Yes the lights in Mililani are actually 2 culdesacs all lit up. Turn onto Mahinahou and go straight. You’ll definitely see them! Sorry I don’t have the exact streets. I’ll go look and update later.
Mililani – off of mahinahou st / right off of meheula there is 3 culdesacs that is fully decorated
Aloha and Merry Christmas to all. If you are scrolling through this list of light displays and you know of one we missed please feel free to either email us at beyondhonolulu@gmail.com with the info, or simply leave the description in the comments section and we will get it up. The listing needs to have an area as noted above and an address, or general area description. Thank you and enjoy your holidays.
Yes Cheryl they do,it’s past the safeway and long’s store.Take your 1st right turn and drive down you’ll see it.Enjoy and Merry Christmas to all.
Cheryl – I think you’re thinking of Neleau Place. We last visited in 2012 and noted at least nine families had decorated their homes. We thought it was the best display of that year.
Hey Happy holidays to All..Jus wondering… anyone knows if Mililani residents still have the community of 3-5 roads with Christmas Diplays..where you need to park outside and walk in…any info would be greatly appreciated….
You totally need to have the one in Kapolei on this link…it’s on Hanapaa St. A little cul-de-sac that goes all out. They even give out hot cocoa on the weekends! They have a huge heiniken tree they create every year and it has lights that match the christmas songs that are playing all night long.
Where is this place at?
Kapolei
Yes!! Kapolei needs to be on here, too! There is also a house in Makakilo that has synchronized lights to music, too.