Meeting basics
Planning your visit
Local context
(Physical) Happy Hour is listed as a Speaker, Open meeting every Tuesday at 5:30 PM in the District 10 - Waikiki area of Honolulu, HI. Use this page to check the schedule, format tags, address, and practical visit details before you go.
This directory currently lists 36 AA meetings around District 10 - Waikiki, which can help if you need a nearby backup time or a different format. Across Honolulu, there are 44 listed Tuesday meetings in this directory.
Getting there
The listed address is 3908 Paki Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815, USA. Use the directions button before leaving, and allow a little extra time for parking, building entrances, elevators, gates, or room changes. Location note from the listing: In Kapiolani Park, across from the Diamond Head tennis courts on Paki Avenue. With your back to the tennis courts, look for the Banyan Tree with the picnic table underneath. Bring your own chair.
Meeting-specific guidance
Based on the format tags for this listing, it is open to observers, family, friends, and anyone interested in learning about AA; speaker sharing is part of the format, so newcomers can mostly listen. Group note from the listing: In Kapiolani Park, across from the Diamond Head tennis courts on Paki Avenue. With your back to the tennis courts, look for the Banyan Tree with the picnic table underneath. Bring your own chair.
- Give yourself a small time buffer; AA meetings often start promptly.
- AA meetings are free, though groups may pass a basket for voluntary contributions.
- Confirm the time and location with the group or intergroup when possible, especially around holidays.
This guidance is generated from the meeting schedule, address, format tags, local area fields, and intergroup/source notes stored for this listing.
Meeting format notes
This is an open meeting — anyone may attend, including family members, friends, students and anyone curious about AA. You won't be asked to speak or identify as an alcoholic.
This is a speaker meeting: one or more members tell their story — what it was like, what happened, and what it's like now. Great format if you'd rather listen than share.