virgin hukilau attendee seeks info - Other Events

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Fri, Jul 22, 2005 12:34 PM Hi monkey! The above suugestions are all great. As far as eating and being merry go, the Hukilau itself is a really dense event this year, with full schedules of actiuvity from Thursday evening through Sunday night. In fact, we've had to turn away a few terrific offers from great people who have come to us with new ideas for the event - we're just too jam-packed full of exciting things this year! So there will be plenty of merriment at the event. I would definitely stay at the Bahia Mar hotel, as that is where the majority of the action - aside from the festivities as the Mai Kai and the home bar tour - will be taking place. If that is too pricey, a sure-fire runner-up, as mentioned above, is to try to stay at the Bahia Cabana. If you need to go uber-cheap, there are a few grimy beachside trouist motels a mile or two away from there. Pull off the highway and pick one - if you dare. There will be eats in the Bahia Mar ballroom this year, and our friend Tikilicious has compiled a list of cool vintage or retro or just plain weird places in the area to eat - see http://www.thehukilau.com for details. James (Hukilau entertainment coordinator)

Hi monkey!

The above suugestions are all great.

As far as eating and being merry go, the Hukilau itself is a really dense event this year, with full schedules of actiuvity from Thursday evening through Sunday night. In fact, we've had to turn away a few terrific offers from great people who have come to us with new ideas for the event - we're just too jam-packed full of exciting things this year! So there will be plenty of merriment at the event.

I would definitely stay at the Bahia Mar hotel, as that is where the majority of the action - aside from the festivities as the Mai Kai and the home bar tour - will be taking place. If that is too pricey, a sure-fire runner-up, as mentioned above, is to try to stay at the Bahia Cabana. If you need to go uber-cheap, there are a few grimy beachside trouist motels a mile or two away from there. Pull off the highway and pick one - if you dare.

There will be eats in the Bahia Mar ballroom this year, and our friend Tikilicious has compiled a list of cool vintage or retro or just plain weird places in the area to eat - see http://www.thehukilau.com for details.

James
(Hukilau entertainment coordinator)

Post #174012 by tikibars on Fri, Jul 22, 2005 12:34 PM