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Glad you are going! Which island?
How fun! I just hope the reservationist doesn't route you from California to Atlanta then back to Hawaii by way of Chicago, Dallas, and Portland! I had a flight like that once when someone else handled the reservations. :-)
Have a great vacation, and savor the time with your kids.
I've got some friends who know how to stretch a dime farther than anyone I've ever heard of and one of the things I've heard them talk about doing was staying at one of these time share places and having to listen to the spiel.
I don't know how Hilton works compared to some of the others, but my dad spent years trying to get his aunt out of a timeshare that her health won't allow her to use. He literally couldn't give the thing away and the company wouldn't take it back. I am now convinced that these companies make their money by charging old people maintenance fees and the tactics they use to keep people on the hook is nothing short of a scam. They even tried to tranfer the contract into Dad's name without his permission.
Some people really like timeshares, but their grandkids will regret it.
I have accidental vacations where certain trips turn out to be a lot more fun than I expected, such as the time we met with you in San Francisco, ate out, saw Alcatraz, and got lost in Golden Gate Park, then got lost on the way back to our hotel at night. FUN!
I am totally biased but I think Hawaii's one of the best places in the world. :)
BTW if you're coming to O'ahu Disney just opened a hotel here. I don't know if your kids are all about Disneyland or Disney so thought I'd mention it in case you wanted to check it out.
Tracy, thanks for the warning. I may arrange it myself, we'll see what they offer. I'll be close to my computer while they do so.
Timothy, you don't have to worry about us, I have the cheapest husband on the planet. He won't say yes. Cheryl, that was a fun night. It still makes me laugh. My kids bought me a ghost book for Halloween that has a picture of the Presidio. LOL
Malia, we're going to the big island. Total relaxation and we'll do a lot of the history stuff, Captain Cook, sugar plantation, etc
The Big Island is totally fabulous. My grandma had a beach place there when I was a really little kid and we went every summer. I miss it. A really good guide book is Big Island revealed. My must do recommendations are the volcano and kayaking in Kealakekua Bay. There's a dolphin pod there, or used to be, and you can get really close to the Captain Cook monument. The summer palace and church in Kona are beautiful and historic. Hope you have a great time!
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