kdonnel
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We are lucky in that this will be our forth trip to Hawaii. The first involved a good deal of planning and each subsequent trip has resulted in less and less planning. I really hate how much planning you have to do for WDW trips now and it was a pain having to plan for Hawaii. I long for the days when we walked to the resort bus stop and got on the first theme park bus to appear, that would be our park for the day.
This will be our first trip involving just a single island and a single Hawaii hotel.
This is possible our last spring break as a full family. My daughter will be dual enrolled next year and will have two spring breaks that do not align, one for her college classes and one for her high school classes. My kids are getting old and I am getting sad.
Here are our plans:
March 31st - Pack then check in to the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel and watch the planes take off and land.
April 1st - Board our 8am flight and arrive in HNL at 3:30ish pm. Get the rental car, stop at Lenoards on the way to Aulani. Have a shave ice at Aulani(They are ok but not as good as elsewhere), go to Costco and hope they still have the cheese breakfast pastries made on a ring of Kings Hawaiian rolls, relax.
April 2nd - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 3rd - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax. Have a sunset dinner at Ama Ama, the only pre-planned activity.
April 4th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 5th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 6th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 7th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 8th - Pack, Relax, kill time until our 10:50pm flight home
April 9th - Arrive home extremely tried and grumpy that my wife and I both have work tomorrow and the kids both have school.
Somewhere in there my wife wants to find somewhere really dark and take some night sky pictures. I want to climb Diamond Head as we haven't done that yet. The kids want to go back to Waimea Bay and the North Shore.
This will be our first trip involving just a single island and a single Hawaii hotel.
This is possible our last spring break as a full family. My daughter will be dual enrolled next year and will have two spring breaks that do not align, one for her college classes and one for her high school classes. My kids are getting old and I am getting sad.

Here are our plans:
March 31st - Pack then check in to the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel and watch the planes take off and land.
April 1st - Board our 8am flight and arrive in HNL at 3:30ish pm. Get the rental car, stop at Lenoards on the way to Aulani. Have a shave ice at Aulani(They are ok but not as good as elsewhere), go to Costco and hope they still have the cheese breakfast pastries made on a ring of Kings Hawaiian rolls, relax.
April 2nd - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 3rd - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax. Have a sunset dinner at Ama Ama, the only pre-planned activity.
April 4th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 5th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 6th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 7th - Eat Malasadas, have a shave ice, explore something if we feel like it, relax.
April 8th - Pack, Relax, kill time until our 10:50pm flight home
April 9th - Arrive home extremely tried and grumpy that my wife and I both have work tomorrow and the kids both have school.
Somewhere in there my wife wants to find somewhere really dark and take some night sky pictures. I want to climb Diamond Head as we haven't done that yet. The kids want to go back to Waimea Bay and the North Shore.