Honolulu

Cruisy toilets in the food court.

You can hear people come in before they walk over to where the stalls are. Newly remodeled, stalls have lower partitions, so face-to-face play is better.

Two restrooms in the park and they are both cruised a lot

A cruisy beach.

Toilet paper is usually blocking the gap by the stall door, so something must be happening.

Located at the foot of the picturesque Diamond Head Crater, this beach is a haven for wind-surfers. Diamond Head Beach can be accessed by following Diamond Head Road (at the end of Kapiolani Park) from Waikiki until you reach the lighthouse. Park with the other cars and follow the trail down to the sandy and clothing compulsive section of the beach. Turn right and follow the beach until in turns into rocks and lava. There you will find the nude section. The beach goers are almost entirely male and entirely gay. The nude area of Diamond Head Beach is not very sandy and there is no place to swim without tackling harsh coral.

After dark the courts are very cruisy and plenty of guys having sex.

The Dole Cannery building is home to several offices, a movie theater (Regal Cinemas), several interior design stores as well as a food court. The bathroom is pretty large so there is more than enough recovery time when you hear someone walking in.

Very cruisy men's bathroom on the ground floor by the ATM (turn right as enter the lobby).

Small spas in Kakaako have a men's side and a women's side. Not a gay sauna so you need to be discreet, they have a cool plunge a hot tub sauna and a steam room.

The park is below a major freeway, but still exhibits one of the most peaceful and lush places on the island. There is no entry fee to the park.

Cool, dark place to get some anonymous action. Facilities: rk has various cruise and make out areas. Most areas from the Diamond Head triangle to the wooded area, grassy soccer field near the goalie fences and all through the Shell perimeter. Many spots in dark spaces that are active and busy.

Good place for a quick blow and go, just be respectful of park users as with any other place. There are 3 restrooms on location however only the last two are the cruisy bathrooms but mainly the last one. Check it out and enjoy!

Picturesque beach cove & tropical woodland with a few picnic tables, a camping area & restrooms. Off Kamehameha Highway (Highway 83), Malaekahana Beach: Kalanai Point Section 0.6 mile north of La'ie town; Kahuku Section 1.3 miles north of La'ie Town.

Restroom doesn't have doors that you can play in. Lower part of park has woody areas to play.

It is the bathroom on the third floor of Sears in Pearlridge Center. It has three stalls. Guys play under stall. Semi-cruisy, lots of fun.

Good swimming. Clean beach. Concession stand and showers. Public cruisy bathrooms. All ages and types. Walk or drive along Kakakaua Ave toward Diamond Head. Keep walking, taking the winding path along the beach, and in less than five minutes and two shower stations later you'll come upon a big shady tree, and a brand new beach pavilion built in the plantation style on your left, and another jetty, and an orange lifeguard tower on your right. On weekends you'll need to know none of this because the boys will be blanket-to-blanket, both on the narrow beach and on the lawn. But during the week, especially before 1pm, straight people generally outnumber gays.

This spot is a marble bathroom, at the Diamond Head end of the lobby, with four urinals and four stalls. It's busy during the day and early evening hours, but it is open 24 hrs. There are tourists and locals wearing swimsuits. Some really good-looking men frequent this locale. Classic tea-room action. You can have good jerk-off sessions here, or go to men’s room downstairs for more privacy. The downstairs men’s is at the other end of the building if go back past the lobby and down the stairs.

Hot men are always frequenting the paths. If in doubt, look on the ground for mags to see if you are in the right area.

There is no longer a theatre, arcade, or room for rent. The location has The Labyrinth which costs $25.00 for six hours with a $5 charge if you exit and re-enter during the six-hour window. Specials are listed on the website for the location (see button below). The Labyrinth has multiple booths with videos playing, play spaces including raised platforms, and a washroom for cleanup. There are smaller and larger spaces so you can find a spot that works for you and enjoy it. You're assigned a locker and must check your mobile device there. No mobile devices and no photography are permitted in the space.

This building is attached to Keller Hall. Go to the men's room on the 3rd floor. You need to walk up the stairs on the weekends. The south or ocean-side entrance is preferred, since some professors' offices are located by the other entrance. There are five stalls here. Action is off and on. Sometimes the stalls are full, with guys outside looking in.

1st floor locker rooms at University of Hawaii at Manoa. Lockers are right next to the Stan Sheriff Center in the athletic building. Completely open showers for shower play with a handicap stall that can be locked and used to play. Empty most of the time with a few younger students showering after class. watch for janitors who come in and out. Door to the locker room is loud enough to be heard before people come in.

The place can be hit or miss during the week during the day but late nights (especially Friday and Saturday) are hot!! Sunday afternoons are pretty good, too (it's more fun than church!). Most rooms have glory holes and some have holes on both walls.

The small entrance to the park can be found by following narrow neighborhood roads up Saint Louis Heights to the end of Ruth Place. It's barely two miles from the H-1 freeway but light years from the urban Honolulu heat and traffic. The 50-acre park is cool, breezy and has an abundance of shade, picnic tables, benches, barbecue grills and a comfort station.

Waikiki Beach Walk straddles Lewers Street just south of Kalakaua. The restroom is not on the PF Chang side of the street (which is the east side), but rather the west side of the street, which is the only side where there is a second level of shops. The restroom in question is not the one located on the second level in the Wyndham Beach Walk vacation rentals complex, which is on the east side of Lewers.