Aloha Stadium Hawaii

Big visions move forward when the right partners work together🤝

The State of Hawaiʻi and Aloha Hālawa District Partners are combining public leadership, private-sector experience and a shared commitment to deliver a new stadium and vibrant district for Hawaiʻi.

With dismantling work nearing completion and planning for the broader district moving ahead, the vision for Hawaiʻi’s future gathering place continues to take shape.

Working together. Building what’s next.

🏐 NASED Future Friday

The future of Hawaiʻi sports is already taking shape.
Congratulations to the Aʻo Koa Boys Volleyball Team for representing the next generation of student-athletes who inspire our communities through dedication, teamwork, and heart.

As we build the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED), we’re dreaming beyond the traditional game-day experience. We envision a venue that creates opportunities for a variety of sports—including volleyball—and gives future athletes a stage to compete, celebrate, and inspire the next generation.

To every young athlete putting in the work today: Work hard. Dream bigger. Play harder.

We are proud to support Hawaiʻi’s student-athletes now, and we look forward to the day we can welcome them into our future home—where today’s dreams can become tomorrow’s unforgettable moments.

Yesterday, a group of students from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Engineering visited Aloha Stadium to get a closer look at the ongoing dismantling work.

Experiences like this give the next generation of engineers a front-row view of a major project taking shape—and one day, they could be the ones helping build Hawaiʻi’s future.

Mahalo to Samantha for being an essential part of our Aloha Stadium ‘ohana for the past 15 years! Your dedication helps move our community forward each and every day.

What makes a project like the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District possible? A strong public-private partnership (P3).

By combining public oversight with private investment and expertise, the State and Aloha Hālawa District Partners are working together to deliver a new 31,000-seat multipurpose stadium and a vibrant mixed-use district—while helping reduce the financial burden on taxpayers.

Public-private partnerships are helping shape the future of infrastructure across Hawaiʻi, and the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District is one of the state’s most significant examples.

Learn more about how P3s are transforming projects across the islands by reading the full article. https://www.hawaiibusiness.com/why-hawaii-needs-more-public-private-partnerships/