New Mai-Kai Website - General Tiki

I ikitnrev Tiki Socialite D.C. / Virginia Joined: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1325	I ikitnrev Posted posted on Sat, Apr 11, 2009 10:32 AM The new website is having an impact already! The following is from the Sun-Sentinel newspaper. It sounds like there is a lot more new besides the website. We visited the newly refurbished Mai Kai last night and I'm happy to report it's once again alive and swaying to the Polynesian drums. After suffering terribly from Hurricane Wilma, this island paradise is back in all its glory. New bridges into the parking lot; new thatch on the portcochere (6500 palm fronds), in the Molakai lounge and entrance way; redone bamboo on walls, 600 new chairs and stools, replaced doors, new wood on the front of the building distressed to look island-old, a new web site, new light fixtures, new landscaping and more has turned was was a tired tourist spot into a place the locals will want to visit once again.

The new website is having an impact already! The following is from the Sun-Sentinel newspaper. It sounds like there is a lot more new besides the website.

*We visited the newly refurbished Mai Kai last night and I'm happy to report it's once again alive and swaying to the Polynesian drums. After suffering terribly from Hurricane Wilma, this island paradise is back in all its glory.

New bridges into the parking lot; new thatch on the portcochere (6500 palm fronds), in the Molakai lounge and entrance way; redone bamboo on walls, 600 new chairs and stools, replaced doors, new wood on the front of the building distressed to look island-old, a new web site, new light fixtures, new landscaping and more has turned was was a tired tourist spot into a place the locals will want to visit once again. *

Post #446353 by ikitnrev on Sat, Apr 11, 2009 10:32 AM