Unfortunately we had to cancel our cruise plans 2 days before we were to leave. So I don't have any personal experiences/photos to share with you. One major recommendation to all that travel: Be sure you purchase cruise insurance, just in case you have to cancel at the last minute. Because we had insurance thru "Insure My Trip", we should be getting a full refund for our cancelled cruise because we cancelled for medical reasons (all is OK, not to worry).
REVIEWS:
"Neiner" wrote the review and posted it to Cruise Critic: (lots of photos)
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1533354
"GottaLuvCruising" wrote a review too:
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=31670679&postcount=3708
Here's a review from "Coasty" :
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=31663443&postcount=3697
And one from "CruiseDogMike":
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=31663849&postcount=3698
"Medic564" posted a short review too
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=31664070&postcount=3699
"d76dots" review:
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1540722#post31810800
This will probably be my last post to this blog, however, I will leave the blog accessible hoping that it will be of help to future cruisers to Hawaii. For those that were on the Carnival Spirit cruise to Hawaii, 12/2/2011, we are sorry that we didn't get to join in on the fun. May we meet some day on a future cruise.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Feast at Lele Luau in Maui
The following is from their website ... this agency and luau comes highly recommended. Click on the link above for more information.
The Feast At Lele is an amazing all around Polynesian experience. It is the only upscale Maui luau. It's the perfect Maui luau choice for those who want to avoid large crowds and focus on a more intimateThe Feast At Lele setting. Rekindle the romance in a spectacular oceanfront setting.
Guests of the Feast at Lele receive their own table, rather than the family style setting. No long buffet lines, but first rate table service. Enjoy the panoramic views of the islands and Maui's incredible sunset at this famous Maui luau. "Lele" is the ancient Hawaiian name for Lahaina. At this Maui beach location, the Royal family of Maui would feast and entertain.
Featuring a sit-down dinner of five courses from the Pacific Island nations of Hawaii, Tonga, Tahiti and Samoa, The Feast at Lele is a royal tour of the cuisine of Polynesia sharing the spotlight with music and dance from these four Pacific Islands. The evening at the Feast at Lele includes a fresh flower lei greeting and a premium open bar. Menu developed by "Maui's Best Chef" (The Maui News), James McDonald. Reservations needed well in advance!
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The following is from their website ... this agency and luau comes highly recommended. Click on the link above for more information.
The Feast At Lele is an amazing all around Polynesian experience. It is the only upscale Maui luau. It's the perfect Maui luau choice for those who want to avoid large crowds and focus on a more intimateThe Feast At Lele setting. Rekindle the romance in a spectacular oceanfront setting.
Guests of the Feast at Lele receive their own table, rather than the family style setting. No long buffet lines, but first rate table service. Enjoy the panoramic views of the islands and Maui's incredible sunset at this famous Maui luau. "Lele" is the ancient Hawaiian name for Lahaina. At this Maui beach location, the Royal family of Maui would feast and entertain.
Featuring a sit-down dinner of five courses from the Pacific Island nations of Hawaii, Tonga, Tahiti and Samoa, The Feast at Lele is a royal tour of the cuisine of Polynesia sharing the spotlight with music and dance from these four Pacific Islands. The evening at the Feast at Lele includes a fresh flower lei greeting and a premium open bar. Menu developed by "Maui's Best Chef" (The Maui News), James McDonald. Reservations needed well in advance!
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
Helicopter Tours
Any time you book a helicopter tour, safety for you as a passenger should be considered. I found a site that list the helicopter tour agencies in Hawaii and their tour accident statistics. The stats are from the National Transportation Safety Board. Felt it was worth passing on here to my readers:
Helicopter Tour Accident Statistics Site
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Helicopter Tour Accident Statistics Site
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Are there fees for cell phone use while on board?
Details are HERE for Carnival Cruise Lines
More information HERE on the FAQ Section for Carnival.com
then type in the word PHONE for answers.
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More information HERE on the FAQ Section for Carnival.com
then type in the word PHONE for answers.
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Where do we dock in Honolulu, Oahu?
Aloha Tower Marketplace
The link above shows you the schedule for 2011. Pier 11 is right by the Aloha Tower with lots of shopping close by too.
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The link above shows you the schedule for 2011. Pier 11 is right by the Aloha Tower with lots of shopping close by too.
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Road to Hana - Maui
This information was in a review about the Road to Hana: (click here to read more)
To me the worst part of the drive was the section between Hamoa Beach and The Pools of ‘Ohe’o. The road wasn't in bad condition. It was just so narrow, with so many blind switchbacks and 1 lane bridges. Those were the most nerve-racking miles to me. When got to the Pools, we asked the ranger about the road ahead, if she thought it would be better to make the loop back to Kahului or to turn around and go back. She said it would definitely be better to keep going and make the loop, that a few miles weren't paved, but the road straightened out and you make better time without the so many blind curves. It was about 4:30 when we arrived at the pools so we knew it would get dark on us going back. No way did I want to go back the way we came in the dark. So after the Pools, we pressed onward, brave adventurers that we are.
TIP: I had read somewhere to bring some toilet tissue with you on the RTH, because some of the restrooms along the route would run out. I bought some Charmin in a little travel package. You can get them in grocery/drug/discount stores on the isle with all the sample/travel size toiletries and cosmetics. At the Pua’a Ka’a State Wayside Park restrooms we were glad I had brought it!
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To me the worst part of the drive was the section between Hamoa Beach and The Pools of ‘Ohe’o. The road wasn't in bad condition. It was just so narrow, with so many blind switchbacks and 1 lane bridges. Those were the most nerve-racking miles to me. When got to the Pools, we asked the ranger about the road ahead, if she thought it would be better to make the loop back to Kahului or to turn around and go back. She said it would definitely be better to keep going and make the loop, that a few miles weren't paved, but the road straightened out and you make better time without the so many blind curves. It was about 4:30 when we arrived at the pools so we knew it would get dark on us going back. No way did I want to go back the way we came in the dark. So after the Pools, we pressed onward, brave adventurers that we are.
TIP: I had read somewhere to bring some toilet tissue with you on the RTH, because some of the restrooms along the route would run out. I bought some Charmin in a little travel package. You can get them in grocery/drug/discount stores on the isle with all the sample/travel size toiletries and cosmetics. At the Pua’a Ka’a State Wayside Park restrooms we were glad I had brought it!
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Franko's Maps
Here's another tip from a review from Oct 2010 (NCL cruise):
TIP: For each island I ordered Franko's Guide Maps from www.frankosmaps.com. These proved invaluable. They also sell them in all the ABC stores and gift shops. In addition to using them as just maps, and therefore allowing me to keep check on Homer and make sure he was not leading us astray, they have TONS of information on all the sites, estimated drive times between points, phone #s, websites, etc. They were very helpful in planning the itinerary and the order we would do things.
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1298051
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TIP: For each island I ordered Franko's Guide Maps from www.frankosmaps.com. These proved invaluable. They also sell them in all the ABC stores and gift shops. In addition to using them as just maps, and therefore allowing me to keep check on Homer and make sure he was not leading us astray, they have TONS of information on all the sites, estimated drive times between points, phone #s, websites, etc. They were very helpful in planning the itinerary and the order we would do things.
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1298051
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Candy Stores in Hilo
"Big Island Candies (585 Hinano St.) was established in 1977, specializing in making macadamia nut candies and cookies. At the door, we were given samples of candy. There was also a counter where you could get a small free cup of coffee.. There’s a big window so you can observe the candy makers in action.
Sugar Coast Candy (274 Kamahameha Ave). The girl liked this one more than the Big Island Candy factory. There were bins and bins of different flavors of taffy so we each selected some to try out. I think the bulk candy was about $11or 12 per pound so very close to what the Candy Factory back home charges."
Information was from this review ... HERE.
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Sugar Coast Candy (274 Kamahameha Ave). The girl liked this one more than the Big Island Candy factory. There were bins and bins of different flavors of taffy so we each selected some to try out. I think the bulk candy was about $11or 12 per pound so very close to what the Candy Factory back home charges."
Information was from this review ... HERE.
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Friday, November 4, 2011
What to do if you get bumped from your flight
Ever wondered what to do if you got bumped from your flight? Here's an interesting article on CNN that gives details. We always fly in at least one day ahead before a cruise, then if there are any delays we still have time to get to the cruise on time.
Click HERE for CNN article.
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Click HERE for CNN article.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
FREE Internet while in Hawaii
Using the internet aboard the ship can be expensive and time consuming. When you get to port, there are often free Wi-Fi places available. Starbucks & McDonalds often have free Wi-Fi, and here is a list of other places too:
FREE Internet Locations
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FREE Internet Locations
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Bus Routes on Maui
Maui has a really good website for their local bus system. You can put in address of start point and stop point and it will calculate out which buses you need to take, where to catch the bus, and how long the trip from start to finish will take.
Maui County Bus Transportation Website
The site also has maps of their routes.
Bus Schedule for Maui
Fares
Infants under two (2) years old, riding on the lap of an accompanying adult travel free.
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Maui County Bus Transportation Website
The site also has maps of their routes.
Bus Schedule for Maui
A daily pass for all fixed routes is available for $2.00 and can be purchased from Maui Bus drivers.
Route Descriptions | |
| Kahului Loop / Kahului Reverse Loop | Kahului only |
| Wailuku Loop / Wailuku Reverse Loop | Kahului-Wailuku |
| Upcountry Islander | Kahului-Pukalani-Makawao-Haliimaile |
| Haiku Islander | Kahului-Paia-Haiku |
| Lahaina Islander | Kahului-Wailuku-Maalaea-Lahaina |
| Lahaina Villager | Lahaina Only |
| Kaanapali Islander | Lahaina-Kaanapali |
| Napili Islander | Kaanapali-Kahana-Napili |
| Kihei Islander | Kahului-Maalaea-Kihei-Wailea |
| Kihei Villager | Kihei-Maalaea |
Fares
Infants under two (2) years old, riding on the lap of an accompanying adult travel free.
| One-Way Fares | |
| Kahului Loop/Kahului Reverse Loop | $1 per boarding |
| Wailuku Loop/Wailuku Reverse Loop | $1 per boarding |
| Lahaina Villager | $1 per boarding |
| Upcountry Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Haiku Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Lahaina Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Kaanapali Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Napili Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Kihei Islander | $1 per boarding |
| Kihei Villager | $1 per boarding |
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
ExecuCar - Premier Luxury Sedan Service
ExecuCar, the premier luxury sedan service that offers private transportation with experienced professional drivers. Whether you are heading to the airport, a business meeting or social event, ExecuCar will get you there safely in style and comfort.
ExecuCar Website
We have used ExecuCar many times in the past both in Phoenix, AZ and in Long Beach, CA. The drivers have always been extremely professional and always on time. We highly recommend this company for your ride to and from the airport. We have used them too for pickup at the cruise terminal pier in San Pedro to take us to the airport.
We have found their pricing to be affordable and right in-line with other companies. It's great to have your own driver.
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Sunday, October 23, 2011
Rental Car Shuttle for Kahului Maui - Pick up at pier
I found a site that gives all kinds of information, but doesn't list the car agency. So I did a google on the phone number they list to call for pickup and the agency comes up ... YEA!!! For all of these:
Rental Car Location:
Kahului Airport
http://www.hawaiicarrentals.net/hawa...r-rentals.html
(there is info on this link for all ports - you just need to do a google search of the contact phone number to determine the agency)
Avis: 808-871-4471
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. If shuttle is not there waiting, call 808-871-4471. Or, call 30 minutes prior to docking to arrange for the shuttle.
Budget: 808-871-8811
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. If shuttle is not there waiting, call 808-871-8811. Or, call 30 minutes prior to docking to arrange for a courtesy shuttle.
Dollar Rent a Car: 808-877-2732
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. Upon docking at pier, shuttle bus will be waiting from 8 am for pier pickups. If after 11 am on 1st day or for next day rentals, passenger should call for shuttle pickup: 808-877-2732 (allow approx ½ hour for pickup).
Thrifty: 808-871-6339
Location Booking Code: OGG - (Do not use: KAHULUI HARBOR PICK UP)
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Upon docking at pier shuttle bus will be waiting from 8 am for pier pickups. If after 11 am on 1st day or for next day rentals, passenger should call for shuttle pickup: 808-871-6339 (allow approx ½ hour for pickup). Shuttle runs from 8 am to last pier drop-off at 9 pm. Or, 30 minutes prior to docking, you could call 808-871-6339 to arrange for a courtesy shuttle.
Enterprise: 808-871-1511
Location Booking Code: OGG Transportation:
Call Shuttle
Instructions:
Please call 808-871-1511 when you arrive at port.
Hours:
Mon-Sun: 7am - 9pm
Notes:
Pier pick-up is only available from this location. If you made a reservation at a different location, you are responsible for finding your own transportation to and from that location.
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Rental Car Location:
Kahului Airporthttp://www.hawaiicarrentals.net/hawa...r-rentals.html
(there is info on this link for all ports - you just need to do a google search of the contact phone number to determine the agency)
Avis: 808-871-4471
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. If shuttle is not there waiting, call 808-871-4471. Or, call 30 minutes prior to docking to arrange for the shuttle.
Budget: 808-871-8811
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. If shuttle is not there waiting, call 808-871-8811. Or, call 30 minutes prior to docking to arrange for a courtesy shuttle.
Dollar Rent a Car: 808-877-2732
Location Booking Code: OGG
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Sends a courtesy shuttle to the pier to meet the ships automatically. Upon docking at pier, shuttle bus will be waiting from 8 am for pier pickups. If after 11 am on 1st day or for next day rentals, passenger should call for shuttle pickup: 808-877-2732 (allow approx ½ hour for pickup).
Thrifty: 808-871-6339
Location Booking Code: OGG - (Do not use: KAHULUI HARBOR PICK UP)
Transportation:
Waiting Shuttle
Instructions:
Upon docking at pier shuttle bus will be waiting from 8 am for pier pickups. If after 11 am on 1st day or for next day rentals, passenger should call for shuttle pickup: 808-871-6339 (allow approx ½ hour for pickup). Shuttle runs from 8 am to last pier drop-off at 9 pm. Or, 30 minutes prior to docking, you could call 808-871-6339 to arrange for a courtesy shuttle.
Enterprise: 808-871-1511
Location Booking Code: OGG Transportation:
Call Shuttle
Instructions:
Please call 808-871-1511 when you arrive at port.
Hours:
Mon-Sun: 7am - 9pm
Notes:
Pier pick-up is only available from this location. If you made a reservation at a different location, you are responsible for finding your own transportation to and from that location.
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Pier in San Pedro (Los Angeles) CA
For complete information:
http://www.carnival.com/Core/FAQ.aspx?faq=directions#q-618572
PORT OF LOS ANGELESWorld Cruise Center
100 Swinford Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
www.Portoflosangeles.org
The World Cruise Center at the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro is approximately 18 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), 25 miles south of downtown Los Angeles and 10 miles west of Long Beach.
World Cruise Center ParkingParking Concepts Inc.
(800) 540-PARK
www.lacruisecenter.com
Note: San Pedro Pier used for Carnival Spirit (9/23/2011 - 1/1/2012 Only)
PARKING: $12.00 per day (rates are subject to change)
• Cash, Travelers Checks and Credit Cards are accepted
• No reservations are required
• Rates are based on per space only; if your vehicle occupies more than one space, you will be charged for all occupied spaces.
• Courtesy shuttles are provided to and from the cruise terminal on scheduled ship days.
• Shuttles are not wheelchair accessible
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http://www.carnival.com/Core/FAQ.aspx?faq=directions#q-618572
PORT OF LOS ANGELESWorld Cruise Center
100 Swinford Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
www.Portoflosangeles.org
The World Cruise Center at the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro is approximately 18 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), 25 miles south of downtown Los Angeles and 10 miles west of Long Beach.
World Cruise Center ParkingParking Concepts Inc.
(800) 540-PARK
www.lacruisecenter.com
Note: San Pedro Pier used for Carnival Spirit (9/23/2011 - 1/1/2012 Only)
PARKING: $12.00 per day (rates are subject to change)
• Cash, Travelers Checks and Credit Cards are accepted
• No reservations are required
• Rates are based on per space only; if your vehicle occupies more than one space, you will be charged for all occupied spaces.
• Courtesy shuttles are provided to and from the cruise terminal on scheduled ship days.
• Shuttles are not wheelchair accessible
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Carnival's "Bottomless Bubbles" Unlimited Soda Program
http://www.carnival.com/core/faq.aspx?faq=soda
Go to the link above for complete details of the "Bottomless Bubbles" Unlimited Soda Program offered by Carnival Cruise Lines.
Remember if you purchase the card before you set sail, you may also be paying for local sales taxes. Wait until the ship is out in international waters to save some money. When you purchase the card, the cruise line adds in a 15% gratuity to the cost.
Child Rate Per Day $4.50 (17 years of age and younger)
Adult Rate Per Day $6.00 (18 years of age and older)
There are complimentary beverages available 24/7 in the Lido Deck Restaurant: Coffee; Hot Tea; Hot Chocolate; Lemonade; Ice Tea and of course water. (There is a charge for Bottled Water).
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Go to the link above for complete details of the "Bottomless Bubbles" Unlimited Soda Program offered by Carnival Cruise Lines.
Remember if you purchase the card before you set sail, you may also be paying for local sales taxes. Wait until the ship is out in international waters to save some money. When you purchase the card, the cruise line adds in a 15% gratuity to the cost.
Child Rate Per Day $4.50 (17 years of age and younger)
Adult Rate Per Day $6.00 (18 years of age and older)
There are complimentary beverages available 24/7 in the Lido Deck Restaurant: Coffee; Hot Tea; Hot Chocolate; Lemonade; Ice Tea and of course water. (There is a charge for Bottled Water).
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Oahu Ghost Tours - Year Round
I just heard about the Oahu Ghost Tours today and thought I would pass the information on to my blog followers too. Perfect for Halloween, don't you agree! This is from the e-mail I received today:
Oahu Ghost Tours
Tours are offered year round, but if you are on a cruise ship be sure to double check the ending time of the tours. The evening tours end from 10 pm to 11:30 pm. There are a few daytime or early tours offered. The site gives specifics on each tour and what is offered.
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Come experience the mystery of the islands with a heart-pounding, mind-teasing visit to some of the most haunted places in Hawaii for a chance to hear the harrowing, hidden stories you won't find in your guide book.
Oahu particularly is said to be one of the most haunted places in the world, with its supernatural ghost sightings and spooky stories! A ghost tour here takes you to some of these exact locales, sharing with you their terrifying tales and allowing you to see the sites for yourself.
Tours are offered year round, but if you are on a cruise ship be sure to double check the ending time of the tours. The evening tours end from 10 pm to 11:30 pm. There are a few daytime or early tours offered. The site gives specifics on each tour and what is offered.
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Using Handicap Placard in Hawaii
Here's an interesting thread on using a handicap placard in Hawaii:
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1501380
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http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1501380
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House Without a Key - Honolulu Restaurant
Enjoy traditional Hawaiian music nightly
featuring the Sunset Serenaders,
Po’okela and Pa’ahana
Kanoe Miller (former Miss Hawaii)
complements the music with her graceful hula
Monday through Saturday
Debbie Nakanelua (former Miss Hawaii)
dances on Sunday.
Nightly 5:30 -8:30 pm
featuring the Sunset Serenaders,
Po’okela and Pa’ahana
Kanoe Miller (former Miss Hawaii)
complements the music with her graceful hula
Monday through Saturday
Debbie Nakanelua (former Miss Hawaii)
dances on Sunday.
Nightly 5:30 -8:30 pm
The above information is from the website for House Without a Key.
Great place for an informal/casual breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Lunch and dinner menus are available online. The restaurant is located in or by the Halekulani Hotel. At the hotel you can easily catch a cab back to the ship or to another location. Bus stop is about 3 blocks from the hotel. The hotel is 3 to 4 miles from the pier.
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Looking for FREE Wi-Fi while traveling in Hawaii ... look no further than the local Starbucks. Here's a store locator to help you find ones close by the port or your hotel etc. Be sure to check the box Wi-Fi before doing the search.
http://www.starbucks.com/store-locator
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http://www.starbucks.com/store-locator
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Maui Transportation
Maui Transportation
Bus Schedules, Tours, Shuttles and more
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Bus Schedules, Tours, Shuttles and more
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