We get all kine stuffs. Check’em out!

Don’t mean to toot our own horn, but we are really proud to introduce some exciting online upgrades for the Polynesian Cultural Center. The first is a remarkable new educational lander, constructed in under one month in order to provide Polynesian centered history, hands-on crafts, recipes, video links and so much more. We also have a redo of the Hukilau Marketplace (hukilaumarketplace.com) site. Also, take a look at our expanded site for Pounder’s Restaurant. Finally, it may seem quite small, but our new CHAT box on polynesia.com is an exciting achievement!

Let’s take a look, shall we?

Educational Resources lander (polynesia.com/educational-resources)

Plato once said “Necessity is the mother of invention”. The Marketing Department has taken that motto to heart. From an online meeting came a spark of an idea. Now, the Polynesian Cultural Center’s educational lander provides our online guests with a number of activities, historical overviews, recipes, how-to videos, entertainment and so much more. For instance, our Jr. Guides program will soon be added.

We’re also working on an exclusive online keiki experience for MasterCard Priceless Experience that will include a brand new coloring book and storyteller video and the educational lander was mentioned in the latest blog from SmarterTravel.com.

One Ohana, sharing Aloha!

 

Hukilau Marketplace (www.hukilaumarketplace.com)

Caption: This site includes a listing of all the shops, food kiosks, events and information

 

Pounders Restaurant (poundersrestaurant.com)

Caption: Our new site brings together the elements of sea and land to highlight our farm to table menu. See our full menu, and make a reservation.

 

Chat

We have added a new live chat function to our website to improve conversions and provide real-time online support to our site users.

Caption: This little button on the bottom right hand corner of the site opens the door to a live chat

 

The power of teamwork

It is through the amazing skills and dedication of our student workers that we are able to achieve these milestones. We’d like to thank Ephraim Tacuban, Seth Villalon, Minghan Lin and Ayana Fukushima.