Indoor masks

[mmouse50]

Now that the masks have been discontinued for indoor dining in Oahu and safe travels has gone away - is the Aulani website just slow to take down the wording that masks must be worn indoors at the resort. Or is it still in place?

 

[Anna Chassereau]

I’m wondering the same thing!

 

[SonomaCountyDad]

I can't speak for Aulani until Monday, but we checked into a Waikiki hotel today. The front desk was about 50-50 with masks, and seemed excited about not mandating them. Most guests did not have them on.

 

[Communicore1991]

I'm at Aulani right now. Indoor mask mandate has been lifted for vaccinated guests. Many CMs are still wearing their masks but I have seen CMs including my server at breakfast this morning not wearing their masks. It's up to you but it is no longer required as of today.

 

[Anna Chassereau]

I'm at Aulani right now. Indoor mask mandate has been lifted for vaccinated guests. Many CMs are still wearing their masks but I have seen CMs including my server at breakfast this morning not wearing their masks. It's up to you but it is no longer required as of today.

That is great news!! Thanks for sharing!

 

[scoobdoo]

And now they MUST bring back the lei greeting

 

[corgi_monster]

i just got home from running errands. About 90% of local people I saw were still wearing their masks. A number of locally owned restaurants and shops are asking people to wear their masks so I’d advise carrying one with you at all times.

 

[nlenguyen]

And now they MUST bring back the lei greeting

Yes. I hope they bring this back before June

 

[SaraMarshall87]

This is great news! Any rumors or updates if Makahaki will be going back to buffet dining?

 

[DVCismyhappyplace]

We were at Aulani the day the mandate was lifted. Overnight, it went from everyone wearing masks indoors to about 10 - 20 percent wearing them. We did not wear them anymore, but do whatever makes you feel comfortable. Most of the CMs were not wearing them.

 

[Sydnerella]

Now that the masks have been discontinued for indoor dining in Oahu and safe travels has gone away - is the Aulani website just slow to take down the wording that masks must be worn indoors at the resort. Or is it still in place?

What is meant by “safe travels has gone away”

We are booked in July. Wondering if this means travelers to Hawaii or Aulani no longer must prove vaccination status? I haven’t looked into the requirements yet too closely as things have been fluid through Covid and we are vaccinated.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

We were at Aulani the day the mandate was lifted. Overnight, it went from everyone wearing masks indoors to about 10 - 20 percent wearing them. We did not wear them anymore, but do whatever makes you feel comfortable. Most of the CMs were not wearing them.

Any sign of the plexiglass coming down? I hate it so much more than masks.

 

[Sydnerella]

What is meant by “safe travels has gone away”

We are booked in July. Wondering if this means travelers to Hawaii or Aulani no longer must prove vaccination status? I haven’t looked into the requirements yet too closely as things have been fluid through Covid and we are vaccinated.

Nevermind, I looked it up and see it’s the state’s vaccination requirement that has gone away.

 

[pinkxray]

As of yesterday plexiglass was still being used. I hate it bc my hearings stinks and between the masks and plexiglass I can’t hear anything people say. I was at the front desk yesterday and about half of the cast members in the morning were wearing masks. It was much easier later on when the cast member at the coffee place had no mask.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

As of yesterday plexiglass was still being used. I hate it bc my hearings stinks and between the masks and plexiglass I can’t hear anything people say. I was at the front desk yesterday and about half of the cast members in the morning were wearing masks. It was much easier later on when the cast member at the coffee place had no mask.

The greatest irony of the mask-plexiglass-mask interaction is that it inevitably leads to people leaning in close to one another around the plexiglass and shouting four inches from the other person's head so they can actually hear one another. For safety.