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Ala Moana Regional Park following impacts from Hurricane Lowell Magic Island at Ala Moana Regional Park has partially opened following Hurricane Lowell, though cleanup of debris and sand continues. Kayli Pascal-Martinez, an Oahu native and Hawaiian Mission Academy graduate, earned her degree from UH West Oahu in 2024. She joined Island News in 2022 as the first Robert Kekaula Fellow and now serves as a Digital Content Producer, bringing passion and dedication to her role. HONOLULU (Island News) – The Magic Island (Aina Moana) portion of Ala Moana Regional Park reopened on Wednesday as Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) crews continue cleanup efforts following Hurricane Lowell. Crews are continuing to work to remove large amounts of sand and debris that was deposited across portions of the popular park.
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However, the Magic Island Lagoon is expected to remain closed until Friday while cleanup work continues.
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