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Is the resort doing anything special for Moana 2? I know that kind of thing is normal at Theme Park Resorts, but not sure if that type of thing happens on Aulani.

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Hi all! Considering buying DVC to make more trips to Aulani. Would go every couple years with trips to Disney world in between. Should I buy points at Aulani? Or at a DW resort?

We returned from our trip about a month ago, and while we were there, we noticed the Mickey Table Lamp for sale at the gift shop. Although we didn’t purchase it at the time due to the price, we've decided we’d like to go ahead and buy it now.

Would it be possible to place the order over the phone and have it shipped to us? Normally, I’d assume they wouldn’t do phone orders, but I recall they mentioned that, due to its size, the lamp is only available for shipping and currently on order.

Hey All, headed down for the week of 11/11-11/15. Any chance there will be any holiday decor/trees up during this time? I know the parks start holiday stuff around mid-Nov, so I was curious if Aulani was the same. Thanks!

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Outside room 1220. Waianie tower. 2 6 packs of Evian 1 liters. Comment if you take 🌺

My (now) wife were at Aulani last month for our honeymoon. She saw on social media that now have a peach colored mickey ears that weren’t available during our trip. If anyone is there or going soon, would you be willing to get some so I can surprise her? Happy to cover any expenses

Hello, my family and I will be staying at Aulani and we have an early flight at the end of our stay. I was wondering if they have front desk staff and early valet services as early as 5 AM?

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Hello, We're going to Alumni for our honeymoon. Do you have any activity & adventure recommendations? For transportation, car rental at the airport, Lift or take the Hele Hele shuttle? I've heard there's a car rental at the resort. So I'm thinking Lift from airport, and get a rental at the resort for a Costco run and sightseeing as needed. We will be stay for 8 days.
Thanks!

We have visited Aulani before (although not since covid) and are strongly considering taking a friend’s DVC booking for Christmas. Has anyone done the holidays there? I see there really isn’t much beyond decorations and characters in Christmas outfits… did it still feel ‘Christmas-y’? Or with max crowd levels will it be more stress than cheer?

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Does anyone know the source for the taro leaf pattern (or similar) carpeting in the Aulani rooms? Is it available commercially?

The lack of chairs near the pool undercuts what one wants in a vacation, some relaxation. Nowhere to sit, nobody removes towels sitting on chairs, nothing. Typical disney service i suppose. They know they'll have the business so they give you crappy service.

Leaving for the airport! Some fruit, some milk, a bottle of bubbles, and some aloe for you in the 9th floor ice machine room Ewa tower.

Hey all, I recently started running and doing Run Disney events. I know the DCL has a loosely official 5K on Castaway Cay, where you run independently and get a medal. Do they do anything like that at Aulani?

If not, are there any good running loops close to the resort?

Probably mostly condiments and sandwich fixings. If you’re interested let me know!

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We are leaving in about 15 minutes, any chance someone is on the app right now and wants our refillable mugs? We have 2.

hi yall! My friend gifted us a timeshare to stay in Oahu. So thankful! We have a 6 year old, so we thought, how amazing, we can do a few days(2-3) at the Aulani! We soon discovered, very pricey. We are looking at Redweek, Costco includes a car which we don’t need, we are going in Jan, which should be the cheaper time, so too late for Daves thing (timeshare). I manage a coffee shop, and hubby has a state job, so I need to stretch every dollar. But, I also want to give my kiddo an amazing time. Thank you all! Hope everyone is having a Blessed Day!!!

We had to leave this morning and didn’t eat all of our food. There’s some staple foods outside of room 769 Ewa tower. Hopefully someone can use the items

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Does anyone know when they do the movie nights? We went for a week last year, end of October and didn't notice it on the schedule. Going again mid November, and my youngest loves the movie theatre. Hoping he could experience a movie at aulani.

So we will be at Aulani next month and wanted to go to a good seafood restaurant. We initially had planned to go to Roy’s Ko Olina but sadly, they will be closed during our stay there. Are there any more alternative seafood places around the area?

Aloha Everyone!

Currently I have built a vivarium for some Hawaiian Mourning Geckos and I'm trying to find plants to add to their enclosure (specifically ferns) that the Aulani uses in their gardens.
Even more specifically I'm trying to identify the green plants that they use as ground cover just in front of their ground floor villas that face the pool/lazy river area on the aquarium side. any help?

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