Didn't one of those helicopters go down in the Pacific just a few months
ago?
On 4/17/07, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shocking! But it is expensive there, especially if driving around is
on the agenda. It's worth it to me though. We're planning my wife's
Hawaii 3-0 party there next
gMoney wrote:
Didn't one of those helicopters go down in the Pacific just a few months
ago?
I dunno, but I flew Blue Hawaiian which has the ECO-stars. I felt
totally safe, and liked their line maintenance practices which I know
something about. Not only did they do all the right things but
My wife and I are booking our trip to Hawaii and we are looking at the
various hotels.
She lived there in Hawaii a very long time ago so she is fully aware
that the hotels
as she once knew may not be as nice now as they were back then.
Do you have any suggestions, comments, pros/cons on various
Which island?
On 4/17/07, Adkins, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife and I are booking our trip to Hawaii and we are looking at the
various hotels.
She lived there in Hawaii a very long time ago so she is fully aware
that the hotels
as she once knew may not be as nice now as they were
I think she wants to go to Maui
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Subject: Re: Anyone been to Hawaii recently?
Which island?
On 4/17/07, Adkins, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife and I are booking
Randy wrote:
My wife and I are booking our trip to Hawaii and we are looking at the
various hotels.
I was there last march and stayed at the Hilton Waikaloa on the Big
Island. For islands, that's my recomendation as it's got everything:
mountains, beaches, gardens, luxury, adventure, etc.
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Subject: Re: Anyone been to Hawaii recently?
Which island?
On 4/17/07, Adkins, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife and I are booking our trip to Hawaii and we are looking at the
various hotels.
She lived there in Hawaii a very
Randy wrote:
I think she wants to go to Maui
It's great but from my visitor's perspective the Big Island is better.
There's just more to do. If there's a specific property on Maui that
I has planning to spend whole vacation at then I'd do it, but if you
want to adventure about, explore
gMoney wrote:
Ah...never been to that one. Done Oahu and the Big island. Both were darn
nice...but just not worth the expense. Hawaii es MUY expensivo.
Shocking! But it is expensive there, especially if driving around is
on the agenda. It's worth it to me though. We're planning my wife's
Spend an hour and half in one of the time share presentations then the
helicopter ride is free. Just don't get suckered into buying anything.
I've a friend who has three timeshares. Idiot can't say no.
Actually, if you'd like I can talk to him. When I took the family to
Disneyland a couple
What is your price point? The Grand Wailea is supposed to be kick-ass, but
major bucks are involved. I've stayed in the Marriott Wailea- nice place.
If you want a little different feel, have you considered renting a house or
condo? I have a buddy who rents properties in Maui just for that
RoMunn wrote:
What is your price point? The Grand Wailea is supposed to be kick-ass
It rocks! They serve you frozen grapes and spritz your face with
Evian while you bake in the sun. let's not forget the excellent bar
service provided to your private cabana. For some reason I like girly
Ken wrote:
it only cost me $169 for the week.
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he, that's funny. my wife and i have four weeks at a marriott timeshare now
(newport coast), but we don't use it, we trade it. the trade value is two
weeks at any resort in the worldwide network, plus a week at a marriott
hotel anywhere in the world, plus two business class roundtrip tickets
RoMunn wrote:
weeks at any resort in the worldwide network, plus a week at a marriott
hotel anywhere in the world, plus two business class roundtrip tickets
anywhere in the world, with the option to take an extra leg on the trip. no
more flying coach for me.
Wow, sounds like a great deal,
They have partnerships with lots of airlines, I don't have the full list.
The timeshare prices depend on location and when in the development cycle
you buy. Newport Coast is in the last phase of development and prices have
gone up quite a bit. I would roughly say the cost of one week is the cost
RoMunn wrote:
travel. We take one major international trip per year, and I suck at flying
coach- it kicks my ass- so for us this is a great deal.
Yeah, that's why I'm asking because I haven't had to fly coach for 10
years and now if I want to I have to pay for it; that makes it a
tougher
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