Honolulu, HI Travel Sweepstakes Near Me: Where to Find Legit Deals

As of August 28, 2026, Honolulu readers can find four verified travel sweepstakes offering Oʻahu stays or flights to Honolulu. Enter through each sponsor's promotion page or rules, and confirm the deadline and eligibility before submitting an entry. A travel sweepstakes offers a chance to win a trip rather than a guaranteed discount or free vacation.

Most current options accept entries beyond Hawaii, while some reduce airfare benefits when an Oʻahu resident wins.

Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on August 28, 2026.

Four current places to enter

Honolulu Cookie Company's Aloha Experience Sweepstakes runs through August 31, 2026. Residents of all 50 states and Washington, D.C., who are 21 or older may enter. The $5,000 prize includes two airline vouchers and three nights at Hyatt Regency Waikiki.

Its mail-in method uses the company's Sand Island address in Honolulu, according to the Honolulu Cookie Company sweepstakes rules. The Malibu Dole Hawaii Sweepstakes is open through September 13, 2026, to U.S. and D.C.

residents age 21 or older. Its single Oʻahu trip for two includes airfare, four hotel nights, local gift cards, and a Dole Plantation tour, with a stated value of up to $6,500. The sponsor's published Malibu Dole rules also list expenses the prize does not cover.

Alltroo's Aulani rally accepts U.S. and Canadian residents who have reached the age of majority where they live. Available through September 11, 2026, its free-entry methods provide a chance at a four-person package with six Aulani nights, airfare to Honolulu, a luau, and a Jeep rental.

Entry options and prize restrictions appear in the Alltroo Aulani sweepstakes rules. Sol-ti's "Let Yourself Shine" Sweepstakes runs through September 22, 2026, for entrants age 18 or older. No purchase is required for a chance to win its one grand prize: airfare and a hotel stay for two at The Ritz-Carlton Oʻahu, Turtle Bay.

Current details are on the Sol-ti promotion page.

What "near me" means in Honolulu

These are not four Honolulu-resident-only promotions. "Near me" mainly describes the destination, a Honolulu business connection, or a local mailing address. Location eligibility still depends on each promotion's rules.

Local winners should pay particular attention to airfare language. The Malibu Dole sponsor may replace airfare with a $500 travel stipend if the winner lives on Oʻahu. Alltroo provides no substitute compensation when an Oʻahu winner forfeits the package's airfare.

That difference can materially change a prize's value. A Honolulu resident comparing these offers should weigh the hotel, activities, gift cards, and remaining travel benefits—not the headline package value alone.

Compare the prizes before entering

Start with party size and location. Honolulu Cookie Company, Malibu Dole, and Sol-ti describe trips for two, while Alltroo's Aulani package accommodates four. The Waikiki offers may suit readers seeking a city stay, while the Aulani and Turtle Bay prizes use different parts of Oʻahu.

Then examine what the package leaves out. Malibu Dole winners remain responsible for listed costs including transfers, meals, baggage, resort fees, and taxes. Alltroo likewise excludes meals, fees, taxes, and local transportation.

"No purchase required" or a free entry method means payment is not necessary to enter. It does not mean every vacation expense is covered, nor does entering guarantee a prize.

How to check an offer before entering

Open the sponsor's current page and locate the full rules before providing personal information. Confirm these points: Do not rely on an old social post merely because its entry link still appears in search results. Match the promotion name, sponsor, deadline, and prize against the current rules.

Reject unsolicited winner messages that demand a processing or redemption fee. A genuine-looking name, logo, or travel itinerary does not override conflicting sponsor rules; contact the sponsor through the information published on its own page.

• The entry deadline has not passed.
• Your age and residence meet the stated limits.
• A free or no-purchase entry route is available where described.
• The prize restrictions make sense for an Oʻahu resident.
• You can reasonably cover excluded travel costs and taxes.