Tiki mug situation at the Mai Kai. What's the deal? - General Tiki

D definitedoll Member Joined: Mar 29, 2007 Posts: 10	D definitedoll Posted posted on Sun, Apr 6, 2008 9:00 AM First of all, there was NO GIFT SHOP at the Mai-Kai in the 1960's. All they had back in 1967 were flower leis, fake and real, for about $3.50 (?) as my memory re-calls. The only souvenirs i remember were those long post cards, (free) match books or those little match boxes (free) and your place mats (take 'em home) ... I got to take home my Pine-Apple and i did, and i have a photo of me with it the day after... it lasted a long time with proper re-frigeration. Also, i will let you in on an insider secret..... that the Mai-Kai is doing just "so-so" business... i know that alot of you will find that insulting and go on a defensive spree, but you had better appreciate them and patronize them all you can. Hopefully they will go on for some time...

First of all, there was NO GIFT SHOP at the Mai-Kai in the 1960's.
All they had back in 1967 were flower leis, fake and real, for about $3.50 (?) as my memory re-calls.
The only souvenirs i remember were those long post cards, (free) match books or those little match boxes (free) and your place mats (take 'em home) ...
I got to take home my Pine-Apple and i did, and i have a photo of me with it the day after... it lasted a long time with proper re-frigeration.

Also, i will let you in on an insider secret..... that the Mai-Kai is doing just "so-so" business... i know that alot of you will find that insulting and go on a defensive spree, but you had better appreciate them and patronize them all you can.

Hopefully they will go on for some time...

Post #371945 by definitedoll on Sun, Apr 6, 2008 9:00 AM