Merry Monarch tickets ?

[Rob Tucker]

Yeah, those seats are hard. The experienced bring their own pillow and perhaps some snacks in their pockets. I would not bring a cooler as local style as that may be.

[missydog1]

well, if we are confessing ...
Hula competitions put me to sleep. I like the idea, I think it is all great, it is an amazing experience for those who participate -- it's all wonderful ...
but as a spectator, I get bored. I am not trained to perceive the nuances between one dancer and another.

I don't understand the nuances of ice skating either, but at least I can tell the difference between completing a jump and falling on the okole ... nothing so dramatic with hula.
Not a fan of hard seats. [] You guys have fun!

I love seeing the halau members around town, all dressed up.

[KeaauRich]

...and make sure your friends know that they're talking a commitment of 5-6 hours of hula each night. Seat cushions are an absolute must!

[aunty]

This is my 11th year and Would Not Miss It. Yes I take a coushion. I now know the layout and request seat with a back or railing behind. I've met so many folks that are directly connected, from lei makers,performers,musician,vendors, security the works. Would not miss this special event.Now they are my friends, and MM family

[hawaiideborah]

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Originally posted by KeaauRich

Deb,

I may have two tickets available,but won't know till closer to the event. I managed to get two and was hoping to bundle them in with a vacation rental package, but so far no takers... So if we remain open that weekend, I'll be looking to sell the tickets I have at face value. My other suggestion would be to go to the "free" night on Wednesday

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Hi Rich,
yes, already plan to go on Wednesday. But wanted tickets to go to one of the group competitions also.
If you still have the tickets I am interested. You have my email, so let me know.
Thanks.