Travel Tips
Advice for airline travel to Maui:
To get a really great deal on airfare to Maui one has to be patient and flexible. To help with that patience is using one of the tools out there like:
- Airfarewatchdog.com - good for the truly flexible who can take off at the drop of a card.
- Travelocity.com - check airfares to see the deals plus if you create an account you can set up to get emails when the price drops on travel to your favorite destinations
- Google.com/flights - Google search for airline flights. Simple and very good tool to see what is available.
- Go To Delta.com/vacations/search.action, select "Flight + Car" tab and search from MSP to OGG with your dates.
- Alaska Airlines has a Vacation package options as well; go to https://www.alaskaair.com/content/vacations/packages.aspx and do the same as above selecting the "Flight + Car" option and search by date.
- American Airlines has one and some good flights. https://www.aavacations.com/ Has a similar function "Flight + Car"
Help with Selecting Seats - SeatGuru
If you’re really serious about seat selection, you might want to check out SeatGuru.com. SeatGuru is a TripAdvisor site full of wisdom on seat selection. On SeatGuru you can compare the different seats on different carriers. Use its airline comparison chart that details the options available on each airline and in each class of service.
If you’re really serious about seat selection, you might want to check out SeatGuru.com. SeatGuru is a TripAdvisor site full of wisdom on seat selection. On SeatGuru you can compare the different seats on different carriers. Use its airline comparison chart that details the options available on each airline and in each class of service.
Advise for Car Rentals on Maui:
We suggest you get a Car Rental while on Maui because there is a lot to see and do. Unless you are here for a conference and staying at one of the "resort areas" you will want a car. For example a shuttle can cost $90 each way to/from the West side/Kahului airport. Here are some places to try:
Maui Bus
We suggest you get a Car Rental while on Maui because there is a lot to see and do. Unless you are here for a conference and staying at one of the "resort areas" you will want a car. For example a shuttle can cost $90 each way to/from the West side/Kahului airport. Here are some places to try:
- Discount Hawaii Car Rentals - http://www.discounthawaiicarrental.com/ Type in your travel dates and car needs and get the rate. Guaranteed Car rentals, no cost cancellation and no credit card required until you pick up your rental.
- Travelocity - travelocity.com. Just a solid web site to check prices to compare with other such as Discount Hawaii Car Rentals.
- Costco Travel - https://www.costcotravel.com/. You have to be a member to use this service. We use it often when traveling to the Main land. Like others it has a no cost cancellation policy, but the best way to use it is to make a reservation and then 1 or 2 days prior to your travel date I check again and often the price goes down considerably.
- There is no Sam's Club here on Maui so we aren't members but I would assume they would have something similar. http://travel.samsclub.com/sams/traveloffers/default.aspx
Maui Bus
- Maui County has a Bus system that can get you around the island. West Side folks may want to take the bus to Kaanapali's Whaler's Village or to Lahaina town. Bad news is the buses stop running around 9pm. Maui County web site for more info: http://www.co.maui.hi.us/609/Maui-Bus-Public-Transit-System
- Maui County Bus Schedule: http://www.co.maui.hi.us/DocumentCenter/Home/View/4353
