IF Oahu, the E book a must
 

Just came back from a 7 day trip to Oahu. We have been many times before, but never bought the Entertainment book, even thought we do so for home!

We spent a couple days "doing things" and then a couple vegging out at the room balcony.

We used the Waikiki Trolley for transportation. It is not the cheapest but worked well for us. 4 days, 4 routes is $45 each, but on the internet it was 2-4-1.

With the E book, 2-4-1 at the aquarium, at the zoo, at the Bishop Museum. 25% off at the Sea Life park. Subway coupons (3) for 2-4-1 6" subs. Only used one at the HHV for dinner, but there were 3 others. Obviously we did not do a lot, but still will over $75 on our $15 investment in the book. Major coupons commonly used by others would included PCC, car rental, several eateries, diving, Atlantis, etc. A couple our family should easily get a couple hunderd dollars in a week. We also had the joy of passing the book foreward to another couple to use as we were leaving!

We also took some coupons from home for chains that are in Hawaii. No problem with the 2-4-1 at Hard Rock.

You do not have to be rich to live like it!

We usually purchase the Entertainment Book in May when it gets cut down to $10+$5 for shipping. Just eating at Golden Dragon at the HHV makes up for the cost. Believe me, it's incredible the amount of savings you pick up along the way with the book, but it's not so great for other islands, namely Kaua‘i and the Big Island.

aloha

I can understand the attractions, but with all the incredible and unique food offerings on Oahu (or any of the islands). SUBWAY??!!??

I'm with sweet willie. Is there a yummy korean coupon in there. Or tips for spotting huli huli smoke?