Mai Kai 50th Anniv. - a look back in pictures! - General Tiki

CAA Chip and Andy Member Corner table, Molokai Lounge, Mai-Kai. Joined: Jul 13, 2004 Posts: 2277	CAA Chip and Andy Posted posted on Tue, Dec 5, 2006 2:19 PM Someone else will have to fill in the dates and specific names.... The Molokai Bar (current) is decorated to resemble the inside of a cargo ship that is transporting you to a far-away exotic location. The Molkai Bar before that was decorated as the Pineapple Bar. Many of you have seen this verison in postcards, the bar stools looked like you were sitting on top of a large pineapple. The Molokai Bar before that was the Surfboard Bar. The bar top was shaped like a wooden surfboard and was sized for the Jolly Green Giant. All three versions of the Molokai bar were in the same place just inside of the entrace to the building. The Molokai Girls have worn just about the same outfits since the beginning and the drink menu hasn't changed too much since the beginning either. Not 100% certain on my information, but maybe this will jog the memory of those with better details....

Someone else will have to fill in the dates and specific names....

The Molokai Bar (current) is decorated to resemble the inside of a cargo ship that is transporting you to a far-away exotic location.

The Molkai Bar before that was decorated as the Pineapple Bar. Many of you have seen this verison in postcards, the bar stools looked like you were sitting on top of a large pineapple.

The Molokai Bar before that was the Surfboard Bar. The bar top was shaped like a wooden surfboard and was sized for the Jolly Green Giant.

All three versions of the Molokai bar were in the same place just inside of the entrace to the building. The Molokai Girls have worn just about the same outfits since the beginning and the drink menu hasn't changed too much since the beginning either.

Not 100% certain on my information, but maybe this will jog the memory of those with better details....

Post #270622 by Chip and Andy on Tue, Dec 5, 2006 2:19 PM