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Topic: Overnight Parking on Maui

billybob
First Class Passenger
Member # 1902

posted 07-25-2001 11:33 AM

As some of you probably know from my previous posts with questions about my upcoming cruise...my wife and I are doing the Carnival Spirit to the Hawaiian islands in a couple of months.

We are in Maui overnight from 10/4 - 10/5 docked at Lahaina. I'm planning on renting a car from Thursday afternoon to Friday afternoon, but I had an interesting question that so far (car rental agent included), no one can answer.

"Where can I park the car overnight Thursday while we're back on the ship?"

I'm assuming there must be a parking garage/facility somewhere near the pier in Lahaina? A hotel parking lot nearby that I could discreetly leave it in? Something?? My wife and I said if there was no place to park, we'd just drive around maui all night...what the hell, we're on vacation!

I've e-mailed my travel agent and a hawaii/maui web site with the very same question, but I haven't heard back from anyone yet. So I figured what better place to propose this same question than with you fine people.

OK...any help out there?

aloha

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JP
First Class Passenger
Member # 1373

posted 07-25-2001 12:30 PM

You can get some possibilities from www.yellowpages.com, but you will have to call them long-distance.

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lgw
Just Boarded
Member # 2253

posted 08-05-2001 07:24 PM

Hi This is LGW who you answered about going on the spirt. Our travel azgent is looking into the same thing as we will be on the trip along with you.

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mauijim
Just Boarded
Member # 2277

posted 08-05-2001 08:41 PM

quote:
Originally posted by billybob:
As some of you probably know from my previous posts with questions about my upcoming cruise...my wife and I are doing the Carnival Spirit to the Hawaiian islands in a couple of months.
We are in Maui overnight from 10/4 - 10/5 docked at Lahaina. I'm planning on renting a car from Thursday afternoon to Friday afternoon, but I had an interesting question that so far (car rental agent included), no one can answer.
"Where can I park the car overnight Thursday while we're back on the ship?"
I'm assuming there must be a parking garage/facility somewhere near the pier in Lahaina? A hotel parking lot nearby that I could discreetly leave it in? Something?? My wife and I said if there was no place to park, we'd just drive around maui all night...what the hell, we're on vacation!
I've e-mailed my travel agent and a hawaii/maui web site with the very same question, but I haven't heard back from anyone yet. So I figured what better place to propose this same question than with you fine people.
OK...any help out there?
aloha

Posts: 2 | From: ct | Registered: Aug 2001 | IP: Logged

mauijim
Just Boarded
Member # 2277

posted 08-05-2001 08:52 PM

aloha billybob
I've spent 7 months out of the last two
years in Maui. There are many small parking
lots in the center of Lahaina including a large public lot in the center of town. All are easy walking distance to the pier. I never had to park overnight but I cant see that as a problem Because the residents park
in the street also.
Enjoy your Trip!
JIM

Posts: 2 | From: ct | Registered: Aug 2001 | IP: Logged

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