How about a Tiki Central Resort? - Bilge

J johntiki Member MD Joined: Mar 31, 2002 Posts: 1528	J johntiki Posted posted on Fri, May 6, 2005 4:24 PM ...okay, back to my pitch. After a thrilling ride on the steamboat the guests catch their first glimpse of the resort as the boat emerges from the jungle foliage into a peaceful lagoon. The river feeds the lagoon and a 3-4 story high waterfall - the shores are covered in even more tropical foliage, lava formations, tikis and coconut palms. The steamer docks at a pier just out of reach of the churning waters created by the waterfall and guests are immediately greeted by wahines bearing leis, hula dancers and live musicians. After they are properly greeted they exit the dock, follow a short pathway to the massive Maori meeting house that stands directly in front of them -that is the reception area. All views of what lies beyond the meeting house are obscured. Once guests receive their room assignments and complete check-in they proceed down a stairway and back outside directly in front of a blinding white crescent shaped beach and the sparkling blue waters of an ocean or sea (it all depends on where we're gonna build). Behind the beach are the guest's cottages connected by winding paths lined with gas fed tiki torches and tikis hidden amongst the vegetation... anyone else wanna continue from here...Finkdaddy?

...okay, back to my pitch. After a thrilling ride on the steamboat the guests catch their first glimpse of the resort as the boat emerges from the jungle foliage into a peaceful lagoon. The river feeds the lagoon and a 3-4 story high waterfall - the shores are covered in even more tropical foliage, lava formations, tikis and coconut palms. The steamer docks at a pier just out of reach of the churning waters created by the waterfall and guests are immediately greeted by wahines bearing leis, hula dancers and live musicians. After they are properly greeted they exit the dock, follow a short pathway to the massive Maori meeting house that stands directly in front of them -that is the reception area. All views of what lies beyond the meeting house are obscured. Once guests receive their room assignments and complete check-in they proceed down a stairway and back outside directly in front of a blinding white crescent shaped beach and the sparkling blue waters of an ocean or sea (it all depends on where we're gonna build). Behind the beach are the guest's cottages connected by winding paths lined with gas fed tiki torches and tikis hidden amongst the vegetation... anyone else wanna continue from here...Finkdaddy?

Post #157086 by johntiki on Fri, May 6, 2005 4:24 PM