- Event Overview
About
Honolulu, HI
Pride Bar Crawl
Honolulu has Waikiki and it has Chinatown, and the Pride Bar Crawl works the second one. The route covers the downtown arts district where the independent rooms are.
Chinatown holds bars, galleries and restaurants inside old low-rise buildings along a compact grid. This is where the island goes out rather than where visitors do, and the whole district walks in minutes. The buildings are low and the streets are narrow, so the district holds its noise in rather than letting it spread, which gives the route a close, contained feel.
June on Oahu is warm and steady with the trade winds doing most of the cooling. The evenings are pleasant and the district stays busy well past dark.
Our hosts run the Chinatown route with the stops confirmed in advance. Specials are agreed at each bar and one wristband covers every door.
Event Detalis
Largest Pub Crawl Event
40,000+ Attendees
100+ Participating Bars
Organized Event
- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
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One Wristband, Every Stop
Check in once and the band handles entry at every stop across Chinatown and the downtown arts district.
Welcome Drink on Arrival
Your first drink is on the ticket, handed over at the check-in table.
Drink Specials at Every Stop
Wristband pricing at every participating Honolulu bar, from the first stop to the last.
Best Outfit Contest
The contest rewards effort rather than budget, and judging happens at stops along the way.
A Route Built for Groups
Come as a pair or bring twenty. The Honolulu route works either way.
On-Site Hosts
Our hosts handle check-in, the contest, and anything that comes up between bars.
A Route You Do Not Plan
The Chinatown and the downtown arts district route is locked in and every venue is expecting the crawl.
Priority Entry at Select Bars
Wristband holders get priority at select stops on the route.
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
The Honolulu Pride Bar Crawl route runs through State Street / Capitol Square. All stops within walking distance. Full lineup sent to ticket holders before the event.
How the Pub Crawl Works
Four simple steps to join the Pride Bar Crawl and start bar hopping.
Purchase at pubcrawls.com. Tickets for Honolulu are sold online in advance.
7:00 PM in Honolulu. The address comes with your ticket confirmation.
Collect the wristband and your first drink. The route opens at 7:30 PM.
Move with the crawl through each stop on the Honolulu route.
Event Agendas
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Honolulu Pride Bar Crawl?
Honolulu splits its nightlife between Waikiki and the Chinatown blocks downtown, and this Pride crawl links the participating venues on one wristband, one map, and one after-party.
What time does the Honolulu page list?
It shows Saturday, June 26, 2027, from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, but that matches the Eastern Time band used across this series rather than Hawaii time. Confirm the local hours at checkout.
When is Honolulu Pride?
Hawaii runs its main Pride parade and festival in October rather than June, so a June crawl here is a separate occasion on the local calendar entirely.
Where is Honolulu's LGBTQ nightlife?
The Chinatown and Hotel Street district downtown holds most of the long-standing community venues, with Waikiki carrying a broader visitor scene. Your check-in venue comes with your ticket.
Is the Honolulu crawl open to allies?
Yes. It is a public ticketed nightlife event and the room is broadly mixed. A wristband and a valid photo ID are what every door on the route asks for.
What should I wear in Honolulu in June?
Something that breathes. June here is warm and humid into the night, usually in the 80s, and the trade winds do less for you indoors than you might hope.
Can I get around Honolulu for Pride without a car?
Yes, and you should. TheBus covers the Waikiki and downtown corridors and rideshare is widely available, while parking in either area is slow and expensive on a Saturday evening.
Does the time difference matter for Honolulu?
It can. Hawaii does not observe daylight saving, so the gap to the mainland is wider than usual in June. Worth checking if anyone is coordinating with you from the continent.
