Hawaii vacation deals & news: July 29, 2014

Take a break in this hammock while you read the latest Hawaii vacation deals and news you can use.
Take a break in this hammock while you read the latest Hawaii vacation deals and news you can use.

* Costco Travel always seems to have special Hawaii travel deals. See this page to search for deals. One of the current Costco special offers that we think is an especially good value is a five-night stay at the newly refurbished Hyatt Regency Maui including daily breakfast buffet for two, rental car and two-for-one admission to their luau from $739 per person based on double occupancy. See all the details here.

* As promised, we reviewed the changes to the advance ticketing process for touring the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor. The difference is that the NPS has reduced the number of advance tickets from approximately 1,000 per day to 300. Also, the advance ticket purchasing time window changed from up to three months to just one day. Free tickets to walk-in visitors will continue to be distributed on a daily basis. We’ve updated this ticketing change post with the recent changes.

* Travel + Leisure announced the 2014 winners of the World’s Best Awards. Here’s their list of Hawaii’s top hotels.

* Maui’s Sugar Cane Train is set to close this week.

* Ocean Vodka is looking for the ultimate ocean cocktail with a recipe contest. Finalists win a stay at Sheraton Maui Resort and Spa. See more about the contest here.

* The National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. has a special “Hawaii By Air” exhibition on view until summer 2015.

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