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There are 6 studios listed so far in Hawaii. Last update: May 7, 2023.
The most current list of Hawaii pole dancing studios is below, shown in alphabetical order by city or town for your convenience.
If your studio isn’t listed, you can add it easily using the Add or Change a Studio form here. To make things super easy, you can use the same form to submit updates or changes to your listing.
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It's a good idea to call ahead if you plan to visit one of these studios. Hours of operation and class schedules have been omitted from the directory purposefully, because these can and do change frequently.
Save yourself a trip and call ahead.
Pole HI
168 Kilauea St.
808-937-4437
https://www.polehi.com/
Fit For A Goddess
320 Ward Ave Suite 202
(808) 262-6979
https://fitforagoddess.com/
Polearity Studio
111 N King St. Suite 2B
808-518-1118
http://polearitystudio.com/
Pole Hale
74-5583 Luhia Street
https://www.polehale.com/
Kaua'i Pole Studio
4563 Kukui St.
808-346-4077
https://www.kauaipueoaerials.com/
The Pole Room
1476 Honoapiilani Hwy, Suite E
808-909-2223
https://www.thepoleroom.com/
If you don't see a studio near you in the listings above, don't give up. You can always try the search feature below. You never know if a studio has opened in Hawaii since the last time the directory was updated. If so, you should be able to locate it this way.
All you have to do is enter the words "pole dancing" (without the quotes) and your nearest city or town, then click on the search button.
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