How much does youth hockey cost in Hawaii?

2026-2027 season estimates • Updated October 2026 • Built from published program fees and family reports

All-in season cost by level

This is the full season, not just registration. Ice, travel, tournaments, and equipment usually add up to more than the sign-up fee.

LevelEstimated 12U season cost
House
C
$3,900 – $7,300

How the levels work here

This page has a single House row. No rated Hawaii team sits in our data at any age, and there is no local A, AA or AAA. The names parents see at the rink are age bands, not skill levels. Ice Palace defines Keanu, Menehune, Mo'o and Ali'i by birth year. So choosing between them is choosing an age group. The rink's youngest hockey division, Keanu 3 v 3, covers birth years 2016 to 2020.

Where the money goes

A typical 12U House season in Hawaii, about $5,600. Follows the age picked above.

Assumes 3 tournaments within a 2 hour drive, 1 of them with a hotel night, one parent travelling.

  • Registration$1,52027%
  • Local travel$1,40025%
  • Tournament travel$90016%
  • Development$5009%
Estimated from published Hawaii program fees and family reports

House in Hawaii runs 18% above the national average.

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Costs added by real families

Hidden costs

  • Ice Palace publishes $525 for its Keanu, Menehune, Mo'o and Ali'i divisions, and our House model at 8U carries $750 of registration inside a $3,750 season, so the posted division fee is not the season total.
  • Skating comes first and it is priced separately: the youth hockey page states "This is NOT a Learn to Skate program" and tells families whose player cannot skate to join the Ice Palace Skate School before signing up.
  • A Skate School block is $130, and the block dated August 31 to October 3, 2026 runs after the hockey season has already started on August 16.
  • Our House model at 8U puts $1,397 into local travel, 36% of the season and the largest single category on this page.
  • Our 8U House model also carries $359 of rink life and $250 of development.
  • The rink does not state what the division fee includes, so ask about jerseys and equipment before you register.

Savings tips

  • Register in the window the rink publishes: registration opened July 20, 2026 for the season starting August 16, 2026.
  • Fundamentals is $285 against $525 for the four age-band divisions, so a player aged 5 to 12 who is new to hockey has a cheaper entry point at the same rink.
  • The Every Kid Sports Pass pays up to $150 toward youth sports registration fees for a child aged 4 to 18 who is on Medicaid, SNAP or WIC at the time of the application, in a season lasting at least four weeks.
  • It funds recreational play rather than elite or travel teams, which is what Hawaii's house program is.
  • Ask the rink about payment plans and any assistance it can point you to before you pay full price.
  • Ask whether it runs a used gear swap or loaner equipment before buying everything new.

Hockey in Hawaii

This page has one row: House. Every Hawaii family is on that row. That is our estimate, not a quoted fee. There is no A, AA or AAA row, and no rated Hawaii team sits in our data at any age.

More about Hawaii hockey

Youth hockey here runs at one rink. Ice Palace Hawaii in Honolulu calls itself Hawaii's only ice rink on its own site. Ice Palace Hawaii Youth Hockey is the Honolulu program our directory holds, at house level for 8U, 10U and 12U. The divisions parents choose between are age bands, not skill tiers. The rink defines them by birth year. Keanu 3 v 3 is for 2016 to 2020 and Menehune for 2014 to 2015. Mo'o is for 2012 to 2013 and Ali'i for 2007 to 2011. Each of those four is $525. Fundamentals, for ages 5 to 12 new to hockey, is $285. Registration opened July 20, 2026 for a season starting August 16, 2026.

Hawaii is not a USA Hockey affiliate state. The USA Hockey Pacific District lists Hawaii as non-affiliated. It has five formal affiliates. They are the Alaska State Hockey Association, the California Amateur Hockey Association and the Nevada Amateur Hockey Association. The Oregon State Hockey Association and the Pacific Northwest Amateur Hockey Association round out the five. There is no parallel Hawaii body. No membership count for Hawaii is broken out in USA Hockey's published registration reports.