Friday Night Fireworks at the Hilton Hawaiian Village

Enjoy an amazing FREE Fireworks Show every Friday Night!

If you are vacationing at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and happen to have a room in the Rainbow Tower and a view of the lagoon from your balcony... Make sure to get back to your room by 7:45 pm (Hilton Fireworks every Friday night!) to see this amazing spectacle! The view will take your breath away! It will be like you are seeing fireworks for the first time. Grab your sweetheart and cuddle under a blanket to make this "The Memory" of your Hawaiian Vacation!

If you are not staying in Waikiki, Ala Moana Beach Park has a great view of the fireworks facing Diamond Head. Enjoy a late dinner at a restaurant on the second or third floor at Ala Moana Shopping Center facing the ocean is a great option. A dinner cruise or chartered boat with friends would for a Friday night under the stars!

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