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Broadway in Hawaiʻi: The Book of Mormon arrives at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall in Honolulu from Wednesday, 25 November through Sunday, 6 December 2026. The acclaimed touring musical returns to Oʻahu after more than a decade away from the Blaisdell stage, giving residents and visitors a chance to enjoy a major Broadway production during the island holiday season.Presented through Broadway in Hawaiʻi, The Book of Mormon will bring its sharp satire, high-energy musical numbers, and award-winning creative team to Honolulu’s central performing arts district. The show won nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and follows two young Mormon missionaries sent far from home on an unexpected mission."For theatre lovers visiting Oʻahu, the production offers an excellent evening beyond Waikīkī’s beaches and resort scene."The Book of Mormon Honolulu 2026 DatesPerformance ScheduleThe Book of Mormon is scheduled to perform in Honolulu for 12 days:Wednesday, 25 November 2026Thursday, 26 November 2026Friday, 27 November 2026Saturday, 28 November 2026Sunday, 29 November 2026Monday, 30 November 2026Tuesday, 1 December 2026Wednesday, 2 December 2026Thursday, 3 December 2026Friday, 4 December 2026Saturday, 5 December 2026Sunday, 6 December 2026The opening performance is scheduled for 7:30 pm on Wednesday, 25 November 2026. The final show is scheduled for Sunday, 6 December 2026. Specific matinee and evening performance times vary by date, so review the official ticket calendar before choosing your seats.Where Is The Book of Mormon Playing?Venue and LocationThe Book of Mormon 2026 Honolulu engagement will be staged at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall, part of the Neal S. Blaisdell Center complex.Venue: Neal S. Blaisdell Concert HallAddress: 777 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96814Area: Kakaʻako and central HonoluluIsland: OʻahuCapacity: Approximately 2,000 theatre seatsNearest districts: Ala Moana, Kakaʻako, downtown Honolulu, and WaikīkīThe Blaisdell Concert Hall is one of Honolulu’s leading venues for touring Broadway productions, concerts, ballets, and large cultural events. Its central location makes it easy to reach from Waikīkī, Ala Moana, and downtown Honolulu.About The Book of Mormon MusicalThe Story and AppealThe Book of Mormon is a Broadway musical created by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt Stone. The show follows Elder Price and Elder Cunningham, two very different young missionaries assigned to a remote village in Uganda.The musical is known for:Fast-paced comedyLarge ensemble numbersSatirical storytellingHigh-energy choreographyElaborate stage productionCatchy songsStrong performancesAdult humourSocial commentaryA classic Broadway format with a modern comic edgeThe show received nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and has become one of the most recognisable modern Broadway productions.Important Content NoteAudience Suitability and ThemesThe Book of Mormon is written for mature audiences. It includes strong language, adult humour, satire, and themes that may not be suitable for children.Before buying tickets, consider:Recommended audience maturityPersonal comfort with satireFamily preferencesVenue age policiesThe production’s official content informationThe show’s running time and intermission detailsIf you are travelling with children or teenagers, choose a family-friendly Honolulu activity for the evening instead.Why See Broadway in Hawaiʻi on Oʻahu?Cultural Enrichment Amidst ParadiseOʻahu is famous for beaches, hiking, surfing, and island dining, but Honolulu also has a growing arts and entertainment scene. Broadway in Hawaiʻi brings major touring productions to local audiences, creating a chance to enjoy professional theatre without leaving the islands."Seeing The Book of Mormon in Honolulu is ideal for travellers who want to add something different to a beach-focused holiday."A theatre night can offer:Air-conditioned comfort after a sunny dayA memorable date-night experienceA group activity for friendsA cultural evening in central HonoluluAn alternative to resort nightlifeA great way to celebrate Thanksgiving weekendA break from driving or beach plansAn opportunity to support live performing artsA lively start to an evening in Kakaʻako or Ala MoanaThe show’s dates, from 25 November to 6 December 2026, also align with a festive time in Honolulu, when holiday lights, shopping, parades, and end-of-year travel energy fill Waikīkī and the city.The Book of Mormon 2026 Ticket InformationHow to Secure Your SeatTickets for the Honolulu run are available through authorised sellers, including the official Broadway in Hawaiʻi and Ticketmaster channels. Prices vary by performance date, seat location, availability, and ticket category.Published third-party listings show entry-level seats for some performances from approximately US$58 to US$71, while resale prices may be significantly higher. These figures are not guaranteed, and official pricing can change at any time. Always check the official ticket seller before booking.Ticket Buying TipsMaximize Your Theatre ExperienceBuy from Broadway in Hawaiʻi, Ticketmaster, or another authorised sellerSelect your performance date carefullyCompare matinee and evening optionsReview seating maps before checkoutConfirm whether service fees are includedAvoid unofficial social media resellersCheck mobile-ticket delivery instructionsSave tickets to your phone wallet before arrivingReview exchange and refund policiesBook early for weekend performancesConsider aisle seating for easier entry and exitCheck accessibility seating requirements directly with the venueThanksgiving weekend performances, particularly Friday, 27 November through Sunday, 29 November 2026, may attract strong demand because many visitors are already on Oʻahu for the holiday.Choosing the Best Performance DateAlign Your Visit with Oʻahu AdventuresEach performance date offers a slightly different way to plan an Oʻahu evening.Wednesday, 25 November 2026Opening Night ExcitementOpening night is a great option for theatre fans who enjoy the first-performance excitement. It is also ideal for travellers arriving before Thanksgiving.Thursday, 26 November 2026Thanksgiving Day PerformanceThanksgiving Day may suit visitors staying in Honolulu who want to combine a holiday meal with an evening performance. Confirm restaurant hours and theatre times well in advance.Friday, 27 November 2026Parade and PerformanceThis is the same date as the Waikīkī Holiday Parade. You can attend the show or watch the parade, but fitting both into one evening may be difficult because of traffic and timing.Saturday, 28 November and Sunday, 29 November 2026Weekend Theatre ExperienceWeekend performances are ideal for visitors planning a longer Oʻahu stay. Book early because weekend seats may be in high demand.Monday, 30 November to Thursday, 3 December 2026Weeknight FlexibilityWeeknight shows can be a good choice for travellers seeking more flexible restaurant reservations and potentially wider seat availability.Friday, 4 December to Sunday, 6 December 2026Final Weekend OpportunitiesThe final weekend offers one last opportunity to see the show in Honolulu. Sunday, 6 December 2026, is the final scheduled date.Plan Your Blaisdell Concert Hall EveningLogistics for a Smooth ExperienceThe Neal S. Blaisdell Center is located in central Honolulu, not far from Waikīkī but outside the resort district. Plan your dinner and transport before leaving your hotel.Arrive EarlyBeat the RushAim to arrive at least 30 to 45 minutes before curtain time.This gives you time to:Park or exit your ridesharePass through venue securityFind restroomsBuy refreshmentsLocate your seatsRead the programmeSet phones to silentSettle in before the performance beginsLate seating may be restricted until an appropriate break in the performance.Dinner Near the VenuePre-Show Dining OptionsKakaʻako, Ward Village, and Ala Moana offer many dining options near the Blaisdell Center.Consider:Casual local restaurantsJapanese diningHawaiʻi regional cuisineSeafoodVegetarian and vegan optionsDessert cafésFood hallsCocktail bars for adultsQuick pre-show mealsMake a reservation for popular restaurants on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday weekends.Transport OptionsGetting to the Concert HallUse:Rideshare servicesTaxisHotel shuttlesRental carsPublic bus routesWalking from nearby Kakaʻako accommodationWaikīkī is a short drive away, but traffic can be slow during evening hours. Allow extra time if travelling from Ko Olina, the North Shore, or east Oʻahu.Where to Stay for The Book of Mormon HonoluluAccommodation TipsKakaʻako and Ward VillageKakaʻako is the most convenient area for Blaisdell Concert Hall visitors. It has modern hotels, apartments, restaurants, public art, and easy access to Ala Moana Beach Park.Best for:Short travel time to the venueWalkable diningContemporary Honolulu atmosphereArt and shoppingAla Moana accessCouples and groupsAla MoanaAla Moana is close to the venue and offers major shopping, hotels, and beach-park access.Best for:ShoppingBeach accessFamiliesDining optionsEasy Blaisdell travelPublic transportationWaikīkīWaikīkī is ideal for first-time Oʻahu visitors who want beach access, major hotels, and nightlife. Plan a taxi, rideshare, or rental car trip to the theatre.Best for:Beach holidaysResort staysWaikīkī diningSurf lessonsVisitors without a carFirst-time trips to HonoluluDowntown HonoluluDowntown Honolulu is useful for visitors interested in history, architecture, and the Hawaiʻi Theatre area. It is also close to the Blaisdell Center by car or rideshare.Explore Oʻahu Before the ShowDaytime AdventuresA Broadway evening gives you an excuse to explore central Honolulu during the day.Ala Moana Beach ParkRelax and UnwindAla Moana Beach Park offers calm-water swimming, views toward Waikīkī, and a large green space. It is a good place for a morning walk before an evening performance.Honolulu Museum of ArtCultural EnrichmentThe Honolulu Museum of Art is close to the Blaisdell Center and features international art, Asian art, and local exhibitions. Check opening hours before visiting.Kakaʻako Street ArtCreative ExplorationKakaʻako is known for colourful murals and creative spaces. Walk the area during daylight, support local cafés, and respect private property.ʻIolani PalaceHistoric InsightsʻIolani Palace is the official royal palace of the Hawaiian Kingdom and a must-visit landmark for travellers wanting to understand Hawaiian history.Waikīkī BeachIconic ShorelineSpend the day at Waikīkī Beach, then change into smart casual attire for the evening show. The Blaisdell Concert Hall is easy to reach from Waikīkī by rideshare or taxi.What to Wear to Broadway in HawaiʻiTheatre Attire GuideHonolulu theatre style is generally relaxed but polished. You do not need formal evening wear, but swimwear and beach attire are not appropriate inside the venue.Good choices include:Smart-casual dressCollared shirtLightweight trousersSundressComfortable sandals or closed shoesLight cardigan or wrapComfortable outfit for walkingRain layer for evening showersThe theatre is air-conditioned, so bring a light layer even if the day is warm.Oʻahu Travel Tips for Late November and Early DecemberSeasonal ConsiderationsThe Book of Mormon runs from 25 November to 6 December 2026, during one of Oʻahu’s busier travel periods.Plan ahead for:Thanksgiving weekend arrivalsHoliday-season hotel demandWaikīkī Holiday Parade trafficRental car availabilityRestaurant reservationsPearl Harbor reservationsDiamond Head reservationsInter-island flight schedulesNorth Shore surf-season trafficPossible rain showersLate November is also the start of the winter surf season on the North Shore. If you plan a North Shore day trip, respect ocean warnings and never enter the water when conditions are dangerous.Hawaiian Culture and Respectful TravelTravel with AlohaTheatre night is only one part of an Oʻahu visit. Take time to learn about the island’s history and travel respectfully.Support Hawaiʻi-owned businessesUse reef-safe sunscreenAvoid touching wildlifeKeep beaches cleanDo not stand on coralRespect cultural sitesLearn Hawaiian place namesFollow trail rulesAvoid trespassingRespect residents and neighbourhoodsUseful Hawaiian words include:Aloha: Love, compassion, greeting, and farewellMahalo: Thank youʻOhana: FamilyMālama: To care forMakai: Toward the oceanMauka: Toward the mountainsFrequently Asked QuestionsThe Things People Always Want to KnowWhen is The Book of Mormon playing in Honolulu in 2026?The Book of Mormon runs from Wednesday, 25 November through Sunday, 6 December 2026 at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall.Where is The Book of Mormon performing on Oʻahu?The show will be staged at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall, 777 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.How much are The Book of Mormon Honolulu tickets?Ticket prices vary by date and seat location. Published third-party listings show some tickets from roughly US$58 to US$71, but official prices and availability should be checked through Broadway in Hawaiʻi or Ticketmaster.Is The Book of Mormon suitable for children?The show contains mature humour, strong language, and satire. It is best suited to mature audiences. Parents should review official content guidance before buying tickets for young people.What time do performances start?Performance times vary. The opening night on Wednesday, 25 November 2026, is scheduled for 7:30 pm. Check the official ticket calendar for all matinee and evening showtimes.Where should I stay for the Blaisdell Concert Hall?Kakaʻako, Ward Village, and Ala Moana are closest to the venue. Waikīkī is also convenient for visitors who prefer a beach-resort stay.Can I combine The Book of Mormon with the Waikīkī Holiday Parade?The parade and one performance may occur on the same night, Friday, 27 November 2026. Because of potential traffic and schedule overlap, plan carefully or choose different dates for each event.Verified Information at a GlanceEvent name: Broadway in Hawaiʻi: The Book of MormonEvent category: Touring Broadway musical and live theatreConfirmed run dates: Wednesday, 25 November to Sunday, 6 December 2026Opening performance: Wednesday, 25 November 2026, at 7:30 pmVenue: Neal S. Blaisdell Concert HallVenue address: 777 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96814Island: OʻahuCreative team: Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt StoneAwards: Nine Tony Awards, including Best MusicalTicket pricing: Varies by performance and seat; official prices should be verified with Broadway in Hawaiʻi or TicketmasterPublished third-party ticket range: Some listings begin around US$58 to US$71, subject to changeAudience guidance: Mature audiences due to language, satire, and adult humourBest nearby areas: Kakaʻako, Ward Village, Ala Moana, downtown Honolulu, and WaikīkīBest for: Broadway fans, couples, friend groups, adults, holiday travellers, and visitors seeking a theatre night in HonoluluReserve an evening between 25 November and 6 December 2026, enjoy dinner in Honolulu’s creative Kakaʻako district, and settle into the Blaisdell Concert Hall for a Broadway experience that brings big-stage energy to the heart of Oʻahu.```