These people hire what appears to be racist staff members and apparently you are not allowed to apply any make up in any of the bathrooms! Disgusting!

The Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center is part of the famous Royal Hawaiian Hotel complex in Waikiki. Opened in 1980 it is home to over 100 retail shop, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It is an open-air design, and the shops here seems like they are geared to monied people with such international names like Fendi, Tiffany & Co., Hermes, and Cartier.The Center spans three blocks and 310,000 square feet and has three buildings. The Center is dedicated to preserving and sharing Hawaiian culture. To this end, free cultural activities are offered such as hula lessons, ukulele classes, lei making, and lauhala weaving. lessons. It also offers musical performances Besides fine dining restaurants, other dining venues include The Cheesecake Factory, Raising Cane’s, Panda Express, and Starbucks. It is open 365 days a year from 10 AM to 9 PM, including Christmas, New Year’s, and Thanksgiving. However, individual restaurants hours may be different, especially on the holidays.Stop in and shop, take a lesson, or be entertained.

Very nice and large open-air mall to hang out in Waikiki. Came here for an afternoon snack and a couple of cases for dinner during my stay from February 20 to February 24th. I recommend visiting this place when in Waikiki

Tired of snow and the cold weather? What about spending a few days on the sunny beaches of Waikiki. At the Royal Hawaiian Center outdoor stage a Christmas performance with local children dancing hula to traditional and Christmas songs. There's even elfs, fairies and a Hawaiian Santa.

I attended the Rock-A-Hula show which is situated at the Royal Hawaiian Centre. If you get the chance to visit during Christmas time, the Royal Hawaiian Centre is transformed into a well lit, beautifully decorated Christmas wonderland.