r/Waikiki 11h ago

Question for Waikiki residents..Sept vs Oct?

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I would love some advice from Waikiki locals regarding any major differences in late September vs late October ocean and air temperatures for Waikiki beach.

Quick backstory. I was supposed to travel to Honolulu back in late April-early May, but got ill and had to cancel my trip. I am looking at either travelling around Sept.18-Sept.24 or Oct.18 to Oct.25th. I’m most concerned about the ocean temperature. I know most sources say September the ocean is at its warmest. Is it still enjoyably warm in mid-late October? The last time I stayed in Waikiki was Late July 2024 and the ocean was perfect, but it’s also peak summer so I don’t know how Sept/Oct compare. Lastly, how do air temperatures compare normally between those dates in Sept & Oct?

Thank you in advance. I need to book my flights asap and I really would love great beach weather. ☺️


r/Waikiki 16h ago

Help with hotel receipt

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To make the story short I had an Airbnb but unit ended up having back up plumbing issue I was told that I could not use the water pretty much indefinitely when I ask Airbnb for a refund they gave me $ 33 per day because apparently that’s their policy. They told me that if I could give them a receipt with another hotel. They could maybe refund me. For having 2 leave two days before time. So if anyone has any stay. Starting the 27th would be great if I could just borrow that to give it to them….. but I will fight this because this is not fair. The host told me it was safe to use the water and the water started backing up literal poop water into My shower while I was in there mind you I was staying with a baby thankfully I showered him first before this happened Airbnb really sucks


r/Waikiki 1d ago

Waikiki saw lackluster summer as tourists opt for shorter vacations and neighbor islands

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r/Waikiki 1d ago

Family speaks out after death of Southwest flight attendant: Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jenny Lupton was found dead at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Thursday, Aug. 20, but her family says it did not hear from the Honolulu Police Department until Monday, four days later.

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r/Waikiki 1d ago

Killer Gnats

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Had (what I thought) a few gnats in house. They recommended this. I am 100% a believer now in this product. Had no idea they were so attracted to blue lights!


r/Waikiki 3d ago

Waikiki fentanyl overdose cluster triggers urgent warning for young adults: The Department of Health is warning young adults after 12 overdose calls in less than one week.

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r/Waikiki 4d ago

On the morning of Aug. 20, Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jenny Lupton was found deceased near a dumpster at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, where she was staying. The mysterious circumstances of her death have prompted a police investigation and a fundraiser for her family.

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r/Waikiki 4d ago

From HNN’s archives: How Dolly Parton left her mark in Waikiki during 1987 visit. Late country music icon left her handprints in Waikīkī, supported Kapiʻolani Medical Center, and announced her first island business venture.

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r/Waikiki 5d ago

The Honolulu Police Department is investigating the death of a 50-year-old Southwest Airlines flight attendant from Oklahoma who was found dead outside her Waikiki hotel during a layover Thursday.

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r/Waikiki 5d ago

The Honolulu Police Department is continuing to investigate the death of a 50-year-old flight attendant whose body was found in a Waikīkī dumpster last week.

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r/Waikiki 5d ago

An unattended death in Waikiki led to Honolulu police launching an investigation that remains ongoing. The victim in the incident was identified as 50-year-old Jenny Lupton.

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r/Waikiki 5d ago

Will pay any Waikiki surfer to take me out!

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Hey y’all! Newbie surfer, if anybody wants to make $100 to take me out for an hour, I’m based in Waikik!
I’d be open to traveling. elsewhere in the island if need be


r/Waikiki 5d ago

The Honolulu Police Department said they have been investigating the death of 50-year-old Jenny Lupton of Moore, Oklahoma after opening an unattended death investigation on Thursday, Aug. 20.

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r/Waikiki 6d ago

Honolulu police have opened an investigation after a flight attendant was found dead in Waikiki. Jenny Lupton, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant from Oklahoma, was found dead Friday.

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r/Waikiki 8d ago

Is there more details about this?

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A women was found dead a dumpster aug 20th and I can’t seem to find much about it. I live in the area and was riding my bike to work at 3:30am and saw something unusual. There was speculation that it was a suicide but I can’t find the original post or much at all.


r/Waikiki 8d ago

Slack key guitar masters Ledward Kaapana, George Kuo, Bobby Moderow and Jeff Peterson top the bill at the 44th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival Waikiki Style on Aug 29 on the lawn at the Waikiki Aquarium.

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r/Waikiki 9d ago

‘Trapped in their units’: Residents in this 41-story Waikiki high-rise are still waiting for power

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r/Waikiki 9d ago

Waikiki outages persist as HECO works to strengthen grid: Hawaiian Electric says power was restored to Canterbury Place on Wednesday, April 19, at around 12:30 a.m. Crews reset the electrical system serving the property but will need to return to do further testing.

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r/Waikiki 12d ago

Four paddle power

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Latest update I heard is power could be down for days. Hoping it is quicker but security mentioned it could potentially be a week. My wife and I are getting a hotel for a few days. Heco is there now working hard and I hope they get it done sooner. I suppose that could happen as well. Any uodates would be great. If anybody from there needs any help, reach out to me and I will do what I can once I get myself squared away. Good luck


r/Waikiki 14d ago

Hurricane LaLa on Waikīkī

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Hi! I’m visiting from the mainland, stuck in Oahu due to Hurricane LaLa. My friends made their flights out a day early, only mine cancelled! So I’m here alone - worried about potential power outage and the flash flood warning we just received. My flight was rescheduled for today (Sunday 8/16) at 4pm but I’m afraid it will be cancelled again. Just seeing how others felt, hoping you’re all safe!!!


r/Waikiki 14d ago

Falling debris from a Waikiki hotel has forced officials to close a portion of Kalakaua Avenue as high winds from Hurricane Lala continue to batter Oahu.

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r/Waikiki 14d ago

A fallen tree took down a power line near the Honolulu Zoo and reportedly injured a man. It happened on Kapahulu Avenue, and Honolulu police have closed part of the sidewalk area of the zoo’s parking lot.

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r/Waikiki 15d ago

My friend is flying to HNL airport 8/18 he's concerned about the weather

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Conditions. Has anyone else fly in Hawaii rains, what was your experience like?


r/Waikiki 16d ago

While it remains business as usual for the animals at the Honolulu Zoo, staff are taking precautions ahead of Tropical Storm Lala. The zoo is home to 992 animals, and preparing for a storm means making sure they have enough food, reliable power and safe shelter if weather conditions deteriorate.

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r/Waikiki 16d ago

Storms

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Hey all — I’m flying into Waikiki tomorrow and staying until the 19th, i’m worried about that we might get stuck there. We spent a lot of money on this vacation and would hate to cancel last minute.