Location: Wailuku
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The 6 Best Fun Activities & Games in Wailuku, Hawaii (HI)
Wailuku is a census-designated place (CDP) in and county seat of Maui County, Hawaiʻi, United States. The population was 15,313 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Maui County.
Restaurants in Wailuku
1. Monkeypod Art & Creative Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Monkeypod Art and Creative Studio is a sweet and inviting process-based children’s arts studio. We are located in the heart of Wailuku town on the sunny island of Maui. At Monkeypod, our goal is to encourage and celebrate all people’s natural creativity and curiosity. Adults and keiki are free to create, explore, imagine, and play in our inviting space. Please explore our menu of offerings, feel free to ask questions and let us know what you need along the way. To get started, please visit our site and create your account. We look forward to creating with you and your keiki!
2. Mystery Maui Escape Room
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Private rooms only (you won't be paired with strangers!) with original-themed, 5-star-rated games. Family-friendly, plenty free parking available. Located in Wailuku, Maui - about 15 minutes from the Kahului airport. An escape room is a live, indoor physical adventure where players find clues, solve puzzles to open locks and help solve the mystery to escape the room. Great for couples, families and friends to test their teamwork and communication skills.
Reviewed By LAX2626
We did the Ramen room with 2 experienced and 4 new players. Some of the clues were really creative and things we’d never seen before, but most were reasonable enough that the people who’d never done one before could figure them out. The game master kept us on pace, otherwise we definitely would have run of time, but if you are up for the challenge she gave us the option to go until we asked for clues. We figured with newbies we should have her prompt us if we were struggling. Everyone had a great time! The bonus 10min escape game they let us do afterwards was super fun also and a great free bonus. We competed in 2 teams for the best time. Really enjoyable escape room that was cleverly done!
3. Maui Golf & Sports Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By alexrehberger9 - Los Angeles, United States
We wanted to do something casual and fun on our last day in Maui, so we figured why not go mini golfing. We had driven by this place several times on our way to other attractions, and I'm so glad we stopped! This was a great way to spend an afternoon - the holes were just challenging enough to keep us engaged, everything was well themed, and there were even a few surprises along the way! We played both courses, and thoroughly enjoyed both of them, although I would suggest starting with the easier course and working up to the more challenging course (which, as a benefit, was also less crowded). The park also offers an 18-hole ADA course that is a combination of both courses.
4. 51. Keopoulani Regional Park
5. Ali'inoa
Established in 2018, Aliʻinoa ("chief of freedom") is purely Hawaiian-owned and operated. Our activities are authentic and genuine; vetted by esteemed native scholars and cultural practitioners. Not your "typical touristy" stuff... we pull back the curtain on the true Hawaiʻi.
6. FRIENDS & FAIRE
FRIENDS & FAIRE is a place where people make cool DIY projects with friends in a couple of hours for an affordable price! Workshops are taught by crafters, artists, enthusiasts, teachers, and team members and are meant to cultivate a community of creatives and allow everyone who participates a chance to explore a variety of arts and crafts in an encouraging and motivating environment.
