Awesome. Shoot us an email if you have questions. We are happy to offer suggestions about what we loved and what we did, beyond the videos :). Hope you have a fantastic trip.
@@raeanddad7421 the wristband & towel tip will help a lot! I tried to book a cabana today for our family trip in late Sept. but they were all sold out.Was hoping to at least snag one for our pool intensive day! Although the morning quietness by the pool seems so inviting...so waking up early to get a pool chair may not be so bad :)
@@devinday5759 We are glad it was helpful. Please send us an email if you would like to hear more about our stay. We are happy to share more about our stay.
Thank you for sharing these helpful tips,. Would you please tell more about the wristbands? Do you need wristbands to get into the water park? Thank you!
Hello and thank you. You need to get a new wrist band each day you want to go into the pool, lazy river, and slides. Pro-tip: you can get a wrist band for the next day after 2pm (example: you can get a wrist band for Wednesday on Tuesday after 2pm). We suggest you do that to avoid the long lines in the morning :) We hope this helps :) Rae and Dad
Very nice!! The turtle swimming was so cool, and then followed by an underwater scene. Were YOU underwater or was that an aquarium tank? The only thing that would have made this video better is if you guys played your ukeleles at the end.........i was hoping for it! Well, maybe next video.
Thanks for the feedback. Playing the ukuleles is a great idea. The underwater video was from inside a tide pool at Paradise Cove. Rae was trying to catch an image of a red and white shrimp in the pool, however, it was camera shy. We were happy we caught some fish in their natural habitat. We always appreciate your feedback Janet :) Rae and Dad
We saw the turtles around sunset (one in Paradise Cove and one in front of the Four Seasons). We had a better view of the turtle at Paradise Cove. Hope this helps and good luck :)
Thank you very much for the helpful info! We are splitting our time between Aulani and the Four Seasons. Do you know if we can walk back over for the storytelling experience once we check out? I'm guessing there aren't any wristbands for the fire pit in the evening?
Thank you for the question. When we were there, wristbands were not required to walk around the property, only for using the pools. You should be able to walk over and listen to the storyteller. It was a lot of fun. We hope you have great time and Aloha :)
If we missed any tips or tricks, please leave a comment below. We would love to add them on our next Aulani adventure and they will help fellow travelers watching who are going to Disneys Aulani Resort. Thanks all for watching and please, if you enjoyed this video, like it and to keep up on adventures, please subscribe. Rae and Dad
I noticed a pouch on your wrist. Is that for your card? I understand that they don’t use magic bands and wondered how to keep track of the cards while swimming, etc.
They dont use magic bands. However, you need to get a new wristband everyday to use the water areas. A hint is to get the band after 2pm the day before so you dont have to wait in line in the morning. Hope this helps :)
We checked out the ukuleles. They did not have lessons going at the time. However, the cast members said they do ukulele lessons but were not at the time. We figured out some songs on our own. Here is a link to us sharing the songs we learned. th-cam.com/video/fmiNxsbueo4/w-d-xo.html
We met a number of people who were swimming and were not staying there. However, I believe they paid for that or had special passes. We also met people from other resorts who were walking around the property checking things out and we dont think they paid to walk around the property (there is no ticket booth or anything like that, however they do check for wristbands around the pool). We would suggest calling the resort. The staff there is very friendly.
Great job guys! Leaving in two days, can’t wait!
WoW this is so useful thank you so much
You are welcome. we hope you have a great trip :)
Me and wifey are going there in September for the first time! I can’t wait
Thanks so much!! Great content, very helpful.
Tips I haven't heard before.
Thank you. We are glad we could share some new tips with you. Are you heading to Aulani this year?
Thanks for the awesome video! We can’t wait to go next month!
Awesome. Shoot us an email if you have questions. We are happy to offer suggestions about what we loved and what we did, beyond the videos :). Hope you have a fantastic trip.
Great tips. I plan on going in December
Great advice, thanx
Thanks for sharing!!! Great tips!
You are welcome. Are you going to Aulani soon?
Wow awesome thanks for sharing i would like to go visit one day 🙂
Thanks for the sub and for watching. It is an amazing place. Hope you can make it at some point. :)
@@raeanddad7421 one day we will thank u because we like to travel and I love to vlog my traveling ❤
Here now and this is so helpful!!’
So happy this helped and hope you have an amazing time. We love Aulani...
Great tips!
Thank you for watching. We hope you find them useful when you visit. :)
@@raeanddad7421 the wristband & towel tip will help a lot! I tried to book a cabana today for our family trip in late Sept. but they were all sold out.Was hoping to at least snag one for our pool intensive day! Although the morning quietness by the pool seems so inviting...so waking up early to get a pool chair may not be so bad :)
@@devinday5759 We are glad it was helpful. Please send us an email if you would like to hear more about our stay. We are happy to share more about our stay.
Thank you for sharing these helpful tips,. Would you please tell more about the wristbands? Do you need wristbands to get into the water park? Thank you!
Hello and thank you. You need to get a new wrist band each day you want to go into the pool, lazy river, and slides. Pro-tip: you can get a wrist band for the next day after 2pm (example: you can get a wrist band for Wednesday on Tuesday after 2pm). We suggest you do that to avoid the long lines in the morning :) We hope this helps :) Rae and Dad
@@raeanddad7421 thanks again!!!
@@pilarhardcastle6751 Of course. Hope you have a great trip :)
Heading to Aulani this week so these tips will come handy. Thank you both for putting this together.
We are so excited for you. We hope these tips will be helpful and that you have a wonderful time.
Love this. Aulani is on our list ❤️ New sub here 🤗
Thank you for watching and subbing. We love Aulani. Feel free to contact us for more tips or suggestions when you go :)
Very nice!! The turtle swimming was so cool, and then followed by an underwater scene. Were YOU underwater or was that an aquarium tank? The only thing that would have made this video better is if you guys played your ukeleles at the end.........i was hoping for it! Well, maybe next video.
Thanks for the feedback. Playing the ukuleles is a great idea. The underwater video was from inside a tide pool at Paradise Cove. Rae was trying to catch an image of a red and white shrimp in the pool, however, it was camera shy. We were happy we caught some fish in their natural habitat. We always appreciate your feedback Janet :) Rae and Dad
Thanks so much
Jeny- your welcome. Thanks so much for watching and we hope it was helpful :)
Thanks for the tips! Do you know if you can get the wristbands the day before even if not a DVC member?
Yes you can. :) We hope you have a great time :) Apologies for the late response.
Great tips!! What time did you see the turtle?
We saw the turtles around sunset (one in Paradise Cove and one in front of the Four Seasons). We had a better view of the turtle at Paradise Cove. Hope this helps and good luck :)
Thank u 😊
No problem 😊
Thank you very much for the helpful info! We are splitting our time between Aulani and the Four Seasons. Do you know if we can walk back over for the storytelling experience once we check out? I'm guessing there aren't any wristbands for the fire pit in the evening?
Thank you for the question. When we were there, wristbands were not required to walk around the property, only for using the pools. You should be able to walk over and listen to the storyteller. It was a lot of fun. We hope you have great time and Aloha :)
If we missed any tips or tricks, please leave a comment below. We would love to add them on our next Aulani adventure and they will help fellow travelers watching who are going to Disneys Aulani Resort. Thanks all for watching and please, if you enjoyed this video, like it and to keep up on adventures, please subscribe. Rae and Dad
I noticed a pouch on your wrist. Is that for your card? I understand that they don’t use magic bands and wondered how to keep track of the cards while swimming, etc.
They dont use magic bands. However, you need to get a new wristband everyday to use the water areas. A hint is to get the band after 2pm the day before so you dont have to wait in line in the morning. Hope this helps :)
Did you say they gave you the ukulele? I saw they had lessons...did you do that?
We checked out the ukuleles. They did not have lessons going at the time. However, the cast members said they do ukulele lessons but were not at the time. We figured out some songs on our own. Here is a link to us sharing the songs we learned. th-cam.com/video/fmiNxsbueo4/w-d-xo.html
Question for anyone and everyone: can you get in without paying for a room or does it cost to get in? I’m still confused.
We met a number of people who were swimming and were not staying there. However, I believe they paid for that or had special passes. We also met people from other resorts who were walking around the property checking things out and we dont think they paid to walk around the property (there is no ticket booth or anything like that, however they do check for wristbands around the pool). We would suggest calling the resort. The staff there is very friendly.
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Vincent- Thank you so much. We hope these tips help people out. :) Appreciate the comment.
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