Aloha!

The Honolulu Festival is back with its free showcase of culture, arts, and entertainment from the people of Asia Pacific, March 3-4.

The Festival’s cultural performances are taking place in three convenient locations – Hawaii Convention Center, Ala Moana Center, and Waikiki Beach Walk. Best news of all, admission to enjoy the performances and exhibits is free to everyone.

Two other highlight events for the public to enjoy are the Waikiki Grand Parade along Kalakaua Avenue on Sunday, March 4, starting at 4:30pm, and the spectacular Nagaoka Fireworks Show over Waikiki following the parade.

Last year’s fireworks show was canceled out of respect to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, which took place two days before the Festival began. In addition, more than 800 cultural performers from Japan didn’t make the trip to Hawaii due to the tragedy.

For information:  Patrick.Dugan@anthropology.com

OTHER OAHU BARGAINS:
GREAT HAWAII FAMILY VALUE: “KIDS GO FREE” ON TEN POPULAR OAHU TOURS HONOLULU, HAWAII

Taking the kids out for a fun tour of Oahu’s most famous landmarks is more convenient and affordable with Gray Line Hawaii/Polynesian Adventure Tours’s popular “Kids Go Free” special, now extended through the end of the year.

Travelers of all ages can visit well-known and historic sites such as Pearl Harbor, Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific, and ‘Iolani Palace aboard comfortable Polynesian Adventure Tour motorcoaches and shuttle buses, or sightsee through Waikiki and Downtown Honolulu while enjoying the sunshine and fresh air aboard the open-top, double-decker AlohaBus.

“We hope this special will not only take the sting out of vacation budgeting, but bring families together for unforgettable island experiences with our variety of tours,” said Lee Collins, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Gray Line Hawaii/Polynesian Adventure Tours. “Due to the success of the ‘Kids Go Free’ special for our Pearl Harbor and AlohaBus tours in 2011, we decided to extend it into 2012 and expand it to include our other Oahu tours.”

From now through the end of the year, children ages 11 and under can ride for free when accompanied by a paying adult on the following Oahu tours:
A USS Arizona Memorial fee of $1.57 will be charged to the child’s ticket for Pearl Harbor tours, effective March 7.

• Pearl Harbor’s Arizona Memorial, Punchbowl & City Tour
• Pearl Harbor’s Arizona Memorial & Circle Island Tour
• Pacific Aviation Museum & Arizona Memorial, Punchbowl & City Tour
• Pearl Harbor Heroes Adventure: Arizona Memorial, Pacific Aviation Museum, USS Missouri & USS Bowfin
• USS Missouri & Arizona Memorial, Punchbowl & City Tour
• Oahu Grand Circle Island, Kualoa Ranch, Dole Pineapple Plantation
• Mini Circle Island Tour & Scenic Shores
• Combo Package: Oahu Grand Circle Island and 24-hour pass on the AlohaBus
• Combo Package: Mini Circle Island and 24-hour pass on the AlohaBus
• AlohaBus 24-hour, 48-hour and 72-hour passes (does not include the Night Pass)
• And - more!

Great Hawaii Family Value: “Kids Go Free” on Ten Popular Oahu Tours

Polynesian Adventure Tours’ Oahu tours include pick-ups and drop-offs at Waikiki hotels.
AlohaBus’ daytime routes run daily from 8:30 a.m. through 5:30 p.m., making stops at 23 locations including Waikiki, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Hilo Hattie Fashion Center and Chinatown. The AlohaBus also has a connecting shuttle to Pearl Harbor and Aloha Stadium at no extra charge.

For more information or to book a tour, please visit the Polynesian Adventure Tours’ website at www.polyad.com and the AlohaBus website at www.alohabus.com.
Gray Line Hawaii / Polynesian Adventure Tours specializes in charters, transfers and tours for the Hawaiian Islands of Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii (The Big Island)
Contact:  Noreen.Kam@anthropologygroup.com

Home | Contact | Top