Menehune Bridge

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Features of Menehune Bridge
At 2,100 square feet, Menehune Bridge offers plenty of play space and magical features at every turn. Highlights include:
- 2 water slides
- Interactive water elements
- Spinning gourds
- A climbing play structure
Throughout this splash zone, kids also encounter the Menehune—the legendary “little people” responsible for mysterious happenings on the islands.
About the Menehune
According to tradition, the Menehune are master builders, capable of mighty feats of construction overnight. And with Menehune Bridge, they’ve created a special water play area just for younger children.
Here, their legend comes to life. You’ll spot the Menehune on the bridge in statue form—or perhaps frozen in plain sight—caught in the act of spilling and shooting water, or just planning their next mischievous activity.
Menehune Bridge combines local lore with an imaginative play structure, so your kids can learn about Hawaiian culture as they have fun.
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Know Before You Go
View important information about wristbands, towels, pool policies and accessibility.
Wristbands and Towels- You must wear a wristband to use the pools, splash zones, pool chairs and beach chairs at Aulani Resort. A new wristband is required each day.
- Wristbands are only given to those staying at Aulani Resort. Your daily allocation of wristbands is based on the number of Guests in your travel party, and cannot exceed the maximum occupancy for your specific room type.
- To receive your daily wristband, please present your room key at any towel station in the Waikolohe Valley pool area.
- For pool towels, visit a towel station and show your valid wristband. Please do not bring room towels to the pool.
- To provide equal access for all Guests, seating is limited to one lounge chair per guest and reserving chairs is not permitted. Prior to 8 a.m., guests must be actively using their chairs.
- Children ages 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Menehune Bridge is reserved for Guests under 48 inches tall.
- We highly recommend that small children wear life jackets while in the water. Complimentary life jackets are available (while supplies last) at our towel stations but must be returned each day before the towel station closes.
- Swim diapers, life vests, water wings, infant inner tubes with seats, fun noodles and goggles are permitted in the pools.
- You are welcome to come and go from your chair as you enjoy the Waikolohe Valley pool area. However, if belongings are left unattended for more than one hour, they will be removed and stored at the closest towel station. At the end of the day, unclaimed items will be sent to Lost & Found.
- Upon arrival at the Resort, please check for the most up-to-date list of policies.
- Ball throwing is prohibited on all pool decks and in all pools throughout Aulani Resort & Spa.
- The lower-level area of Menehune Bridge is wheelchair-accessible.
View important information about wristbands, towels, pool policies and accessibility.