This is by far one of the best malls in America based on atmosphere and the large variety of high quality stores and merchandise. Every major department store chain (Macy’s, Bloomingdales, Neiman-Marcus, Nordstrom) and luxury brand (Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Channel, Ralph Lauren, etc) is here. The only one missing is Saks Fifth Avenue, which is in the International Market Place in Waikiki, but they do have an outpost of Saks Off Fifth in the mall. Definitely worth a visit if for no other reason than to see the Hula Show.

If you are vacationing in Oahu and want to stay away from the beach ( maybe sunburnt ) or if the weather cloudy/rainy, this mall is great to spend time, to shop and eat/drink. Lots of stores, restaurants, food stands, movie theaters… Parking is always good. Recommended!

This mall is huge. There's plenty of parking and lots of shopping and dining options. We ate at the food court for New Year's Day dinner. I've never seen so many people. They have several options, including a Chick-Fil-A (which was closed because it was Sunday). I got Raising Cane's and the rest of my family got Mexican Food. Both locations were very slow filling the orders, but the food was good. If you want to find a place to shop and eat you can't go wrong with the Ala Moana Center.

As others have said, this place is large! Big variety of shops and restaurants to check out. 3 floors to explore with some covered and some exposed walk areas. We went there on a rainy day and had no issues staying dry. Make sure to visit the shops on the exterior of the buildings as well as the main ones on the interior. Also has a grocery store onsite, Foodland Farms. We walked the short distance there from our Hilton resort area.

Huge outdoor mall. Lots of shops both high end and regular/every day. I had a few hours to kill before my flight after I'd checked out of my hotel so i decided to walk around. Good place to go and window shop if nothing else. Bonus: free parking!

An amazing mall. They have EVERYTHING I could have wanted. And lots more. It gets confusing trying to navigate so I got a map from the information center. The only negative is trying to figure out getting in and out of the mall. The park across the street from the Ala Moana beach park and within walking distance of the Prince Waikiki

Make sure you have your good walking shoes on when visiting this big outdoor mall. Basically it’s exposed to the elements and only going inside a store offers air conditioned relief. Also, have a bottle of water with you to stay hydrated especially if you are window shopping. Many of the shops are high end chain stores. There is a decent food court with a variety of choices. The mall was very clean. We haven’t been here in several years and found it overwhelming in size and in the types of expensive stores. It was disappointing not to see the ‘local’ shops or restaurants that were once here.

Our favourite mall in the world! It’s got all our favourite American shops and a variety of eateries. It’s huge! It took us a couple of days to find our way around as it’s vast, but once you work out where things are, you’re good to go.

A big shopping mall. Many shops, restaurants and people. After coming out from ABC store, we saw a show at the center stage. A traditional dance event was taking place. Enjoy the show very much.