We went in on a rainy afternoon, as my husband knows how I love stuffed animals (ssshhh!). The admission price is high at $15/person, however, you will get a lot of giggles/laughs. I would like to see the price lower, but one of the employees explained that a Korean business/investor put $7 million into the exhibit and building. I wish... More

Why would Hawaii have the world's biggest teddy bear store at the entrance to Waikiki.. Planet Hollywood was a bust in same location.. More

I was dregged in here by my 4 year old son. It cost $15 to enter the "amazing attaction" which is pretty much a bunch of lightly aniomatronic bears set up in several conceptual scenes. For an adult, you are annoyed that you spent money, but for my son, he was excited and really enjoyed it. It will take less... More

We stumbled across the Teddy Bear Museum on one of our walks, and my stuffed animial loving daughter began to plead and negotiate as soon as it was in sight. Against my better judgement, I parted with a surprisingly large amount of money and wandered in to see what a Teddy Bear museum would hold. I have to say that... More

The Teddy Bears were arranged in so many little ways! When you first walk in, you see the Hawaiian Bears. When you walk closer to the exhibit, they start to Hula Dance! It was so cute! As you move along, you will see the Bears in San Francisco, Hollywood, and even some in their natural habitat. My nephew loved to... More

My husband and I visited this attraction over the holidays. While the whole "museum" is designed to sell more bears, it's fun. It's shamelessly tacky and over the top. It reminds me of something you'd see on the Vegas strip. There is absolutely no educational value, it's just a bunch of bears arranged in clever ways. But it's probably one... More