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Aiea
Aiea High School - located on Lalani St.
The school was built over an ancient burial ground. There have been reports of strange figures in the R Building area, and strange noises have also been reported all over campus.
Hauula
It is said that the old foundation of a house, on top of the rock, is haunted by a woman that died trying to save her drowning child. She walks aggressively trying to find her child. She seems angry with anyone and everyone. Late at night, the child's cry for his mother can be heard, as well as the pitter patter of the child's feet. Children who look like her child have been taken by the mother's ghost.
Honolulu
For nearly a century, Hawaiians have considered this area haunted by Wai-lua, or the Night Marchers, ghosts that come out at night to take over the streets and play games. The sporting specters have terrified generations of natives here, but few Haole, or Caucasians, have witnessed the phenomena.
Chaminade University - 3140 Waialae Ave.
A sophomore, that was killed in a car accident, can be heard skateboarding around the dorms. He is most often heard on Halloween, because that was his favorite holiday.
Hale Hoaloha - In this dorm, you can hear two little kids' voices on the even side of the third floor hall. IIt sounds like the children are playing ball. On September 16, 2002, in the late night and early morning, every computer, light and water fountain in this hall turned on and seemed to have a mind of its own. In the morning, 3 students had the exact same dream of children laughing and death.
Hale Lokelani - This dorm used to be a children's hospital during World War II. There are reports of doors opening while dead-bolted in this building. There have also been several ghost sightings in rooms here. People have also heard strange noises in the middle of the night.
Room 208 - Tthe outline of a cross that was once removed still remains. There are reports that an exorcism was performed here. There are also rumors that a suicide occurred here. The sound of radio static can be heard coming from speakers without wires in this room. Students sleeping here have awakened because they feel someone putting pressure on their bodies. They also have feeling of being choked.
Room 319 - This room was once a morgue for soldiers during World War II. People have seen the ghost of soldiers here.Diamond Head Tennis Center - Paki Ave.
The ghost of an angry man, that smells of rotting flesh, walks back and forth like he is guarding the area.
Dole Cannery Signature Theatres - 735b Iwilei Rd.
The Dole Cannery mall was built over an ancient Hawaiian heiau, a place of worship and center for human sacrifice. In the early 1980's, a school bus full of children crashed in the same area where the heiau was located. The manifestations in this building are that of a man, in his late 50's, that sits watching you from atop the corner seat in theater 14. In the bathroom right next to the theater, you can hear the voices of the children and the bus driver.
Fort St. - Diamond Head and Fort St.
The heads of human sacrifices decorated a famous Huna temple here. Called Pakaka, it was the most important of over 100 heiaus that have been discovered on the island of Oahu. The heiaus are stone platforms used for worship and ceremonies by Kahuna priests. A school for priests was located in Pakaka, and the spirits of the Kahuna priests are said to assemble there still.
Hilton Hawaiian Village - 2005 Kalia Rd.
The ghost of a beautiful woman in a red dress has been seen wandering the halls here. In 1959, an employee saw her vanish before his eyes as he was escorting her to a room. Some say she is the ghost of a woman murdered in a tower room; other say she is Madame Pele herself.
Hotel St. - South Hotel St. At Nuuanu Ave.
The ghosts of residents of an ancient Hawaiian village go searching for their former homes among the offices and buildings that now populate the area. The village of Kou existed where the business district is now, and the heart of the village was on Hotel St. The chief's lodge was near the intersection of South Hotel St. and Nuuanu Ave.
This highway is said to be one of the most haunted places on the island. When highway 1 was built workers that had to dig through the mountain would see the ghosts of Hawaiian warriors. Many workers were scared off. Bones of the warriors were also found in the mountains. It took over seven years to built Highway 1 because the Hawaiian people refused to work on the digging required for the highway. It is said that the cries of old Hawaiian warriors can still be heard in the tunnel.
A couple was driving on this highway when a police man pulled them over. He approached the car and told the couple that the children that were playing in the back seat of the car should be wearing seatbelts. The couple looked at the policeman strangely, because they had no children. The policeman looked in the back seat, but it was empty. When the couple arrived home, they checked the back seat again, and found little hand prints all over the back window.
Honolulu National Airport - off of Rodgers Blvd.
There have been reports of carts moving by themselves near the garden. Also, the woman's restroom above Gate 31 is haunted. At Gate 31, a working in the cockpit of an aircraft saw a bloody face in the gate area window near the same restroom. When the worker did a double take, the face was gone.
Iolani Palace - South King St. at Richards St.
On summer nights, the glowing ghost of a young native girl wearing a white dress is seen near the fountain here.
See Punchbowl Hill, Oahu.It has been reported that if you drive past the bridge entering the forest, you can hear a soft sound saying, "Come Here." While driving at night, you will see a red cross burning. It has also been reported that the gear in your vehicle will change to neutral when you return.
Kamehameha Schools - 567 South King St.
At night, when the moon is full, you will see night marchers walking past the campus, knocking on doors. Drum beats can also be heard. In the morning the computers will all be on, and books and papers will be everywhere. Princess Pauahi is said to control these spirits.
Kewalo - located on Sand Island
Hundreds of lower-class natives known as Kauwa were put to death here. They were forced into the sea, where they drowned. The ceremony was called ke-kai-hee-hee, or "sliding the servants under the waves of the sea." Whether the bizarre ritual was intended for sacrifice or punishment is not known. The ghost of the Kauwa are said to march out of the ocean late at night, which is why native Hawaiians avoid the harbor after dark.
La Pietra School for Girls - 2933 Poni Moi Road
When walking through the school it feels as if children are following close behind; even if no one is there. Light, gentle winds have been fel, and the sound of children playing and laughing can be heard in the wind. On the back, or mountain side, of the school, it feels as if some strong minded male is watching. It feels as if it is a guard or warrior, and will follow at a distance.
Manoa Paradise Park - Manoa Rd. At Lowrey Ave.
Paradise Park, located in the Manoa valley, has a trail leading into the mountains. It is surrounded by deep foliage on both sides. Many people have reported hearing a banshee, or some other specter screaming on the trail. It is said that you walk across seven bridges on the long, hard hike. On the way back, only six bridges can be counted.
Pioneer Plaza - 900 Fort St. Mall
A woman was murdered on the 19th floor, and she can still be seen walking the hallways.
Sacred Heart Academy - 3253 Waialae Ave.
A nun fell to her death on the stairs by the chapel. A cold chill can be felt there, as well as a breath on your face.
State Capitol Building - off of King St. at 415 S Beretania St.
The ghost of Queen Liliuokalani haunts the legislative part of Hawaii. Her ghost, carrying leis, has been reported on the stairway in front of the building. A statue of her likeness was erected on the building's west side.
University of Hawaii, Manoa - 2444 Dole St.
In the early 1980's, in the Mokihana dormitory (part of the Hale Aloha complex), a young man committed suicide by hanging himself in the closet. People report hearing and seeing this young man roaming the halls of the building.
Waikiki Parc Hotel - 2233 Helumoa Rd.
An employee, that recently passed away, still punches in for work. His magnetic punch card has been cancelled, yet the machine still records someone punching in with his card. This has happened on several occasions; strangely, the records only show him punching in, never out.
Kailua
Kawainui Marsh - 1200 Kailua Rd.
This lush, sacred site is said to be a reservoir of magic power. It is home to Haumea, the earth goddess. Much of the area can be seen from the volcanic-stone Ulupo heiau platform behind the YMCA building. The heiaus, which are scattered thought the island, are said to have been built by the Menhune Elves. Krider's Rock is thought to be the focal point of Haumea's magical energy. The marsh is guarded by the Mo'o, the daughters of Haumea, who can turn into lizards.
Kapolei
Ihilani Resort - 92-1001 Olani St.
A woman died in her 17th-floor room while on vacation at this resort. It is rumored that she now haunts the resort. Manifestations include doors that slide open and closed. People staying on the 17th floor often awaken to find her floating over them.
Laie
The Polynesian Cultural Center - 55-370 Kamehameha Hwy.
Each village here seems to have its own specialty. The Fiji Village drums play by themselves. Also the Marquesas Village has a ghostly crying baby. People have also reported seeing a woman's face floating near the main lagoon.
Mililani
Mililani Cemetery - 94-560 Kamehameha Hwy.
It is said that if you go tot the cemetery at midnight, circle around the statue three times, and stop in fromt of it with your headlights on, you can see the statue move, dance, and stare down at you. It will make you stay there by not allowing your car to start up.
Nuuanu Valley
Oahu Country Club - 150 Country Club Rd.
A group of gnomes known as the E'epa are said to populate this lush valley. This tribe of "Little People" are active only at night, when they complete unbelieveable tasks before daybreak. They are also blamed for gremlin activity at E'epa gathering sites, now given over to more modern activities
According to legend, the original home of the E'epa was where the Oahu country club now stands.
Pearl Harbor
Ford Island - map of Ford Island
This small island is in the center of Pearl Harbor and the Naval Complex. Island residents have reported strange occurrences, including voices and footsteps from empty rooms, finding objects moved or stacked, lights and appliances suddenly turning on at night, and a strange pale glowing "fog-like" apparition floating through the houses that is often accompanied by a strange odor. A few residents have reported seeing figures of people, which suddenly disappear, walking amongst the buildings and trees on the the north side of the island.
Hickam Air Force Base - map of Pearl Harbor
The Pacaf Headquarters building is a historical site from World War II because of the bullet holes on the outside from the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Inside, many soldiers were killed. moans of dying soldiers can be heard, as well as bombing sounds. Doors open and close on their own, also, the ghost of dead soldiers roam the halls dressed in World War II fatigues.
Schofield Barracks - map of Pearl Harbor
In J Quad Building 846, the sounds of mumbling voices can be heard. In the middle of the night, laughing voices can be heard and the sensation of someone tugging the blankets can be felt. Many spirits of World War II soldiers make their presence felt. Some just want to let you know that they are there and simply make noise and knock stuff over. Some have a more malignant presence.
Punchbowl Hill
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific - 2177 Puowaina Dr.
The Night Marchers of Hawaii have been reported here. They are said to be "bathed in a dim, unearthly light." Their home is said to be the volcanic crater at the top of Punchbowl Hill. In the early morning hours, tiny elves called Menehunes have been reported on the beaches and valleys near here. They are said to be an industrious race that built several houses for the queen in "the motion of an eye." There is one theory that states that they were an advanced race of people, that were on the islands before the first Hawaiians came.
The hill is now a cemetery. Over 20,000 service men are buried at this memorial cemetery, and are said to roam the lands.
Wahiawa
Kukaniloko Sacred Birthing Stones - Kamehameha Hwy. at Whitmore Ave.
Outside this plantation town, are ancient birthing stones, where royalty would come to give birth. Any attempt to move these stones would prove fruitless. These stones make their way back to the area by themselves.
Waikiki
Kuhio Beach - 2424 Kalakaua Ave.
Four large boulders on this popular beach are known for possessing great spiritual power. Long ago, four mysterious wizards appeared on the island and performed many miracles and healings. Their names were Kapaemahu, Kahaloa, Kapuni, and Kinohi. Before they left Oahu, they requested that four large stones be brought to the beach, and each of them transferred his powers into one of them. The wizard stones were worshiped for hundreds of years but were hidden away when white men came to the island. Finally, in 1958, they were rediscovered and eventually placed back on the beach for all to share in their power.
Waipahu
Waipahu St. S-turn - map of Waipahu St.
Waipahu St. S-turn is located below the sugar mill and in the opening of Kipapa Valley Gulch. Legends say that when King Kamehameha I invaded this island, there was so much death that he and his men lined up all the dead from the opening of the gulch to the steep valley in Mililani. On moonless nights, when driving into this S-turn, you may hear drum beats and see torches of the night marchers. If you hear the drum beats, your car may die and may not be able to start again. There are people who live in that area and say that at times they have heard the drumbeats. Sometimes the beats are so loud that it seems as if the marchers are going through their homes. Also, a "white lady" has been seen in the area. On an old road leading to the former site of the Oahu Sugar Plantation, above the s-turn, you may feel like you have hit something while driving. If you look back in the rearview mirror, you will see an old Filipino lady stand up from where she lay, and hear her laughing an evil laugh. There is a rumor that she was killed by a plantation truck in the early 1900's.
