A: Although cases of the coronavirus are still around, the number of cases are way down. And unless there is a major surge, which we don't expect, the wearing of masks will be optional in all Wiki Wiki Shows.

A: The show will be held in the Blaisdell Hawaii Suites and Galleria at 777 Ward Avenue in Honolulu.

A: We always wanted to try something different. Over the years, many people have suggested that we do a one day show because they couldn't invest the time and energy into a multi-day show. The vintage aspect of the show is to focus it and make it more exciting and different. The strictly vintage, 20 years old and older, Wiki Wiki One Day Show is it!

A: Serious customers who want to enter and buy early, may enter the show at 10am by paying for an Early Entry ticket. This group usually consist of antique/collectible dealers and/or determined collectors. However, anyone can enter at 10am as long as they purchase an Early Entry ticket from the box office.

A: Twenty years and older means that all items sold in the show must be at least 20 years old. Example: The current year is 2024, all items in the show must be from 2004 or earlier.

A: One reason it's on Sunday is because street parking is free. Also, Sundays seem to have a more relaxed atmosphere than Saturdays.

A: No vendor pre-sales means that the show vendors will not be allowed to purchase anything until 10am, when the early entry people come in. We instituted this policy because we wanted to reassure the public that all of the good deals will not be gone by the time the first public comes in at 10am (early entry).

This is the same as having the early entry people come in at the beginning of the setup period except that we give the vendors a head start to set up.

The early entry public comes in at 10am and sales can start then. Setup will continue until 11am. That's when the general public will be let in.

A: Yes, there is a bank machine in the kiosk next to the round Box Office building near the Elvis statue. Tell your customers to have their hands stamped when they go outside so they can return without paying.

A: From the Hawaii Suites, the closest restroom is outside the show's entrance in the covered concourse next to the elevator. There may also be a restroom in the Galleria, depending on whether or not the Pikake Room(bathroom belongs to the Pikake Room) does not have an event scheduled that day.