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Re: [91attendees] Using the Bus in Honolulu

Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ca> Tue, 04 November 2014 17:11 UTC

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ietf@johnlevine.com wrote:
    > Hmmn, look at that.  You're out of luck unless you can disguise your
    > suitcase as a musical instrument or a boogie board (up to four feet
    > long is OK.)

    > The hotel web site touts the SpeediShuttle.  Their web site lets me
    > reserve it for $26.79 round trip.  Any reason not to do that?

My experiences in many places have been that by reserving I simply limited
myself from walking across the isle to the competition if they were
busy/unresponsive.   I keep thinking that I'll get better priority or service
by reserving, but it never seems to be the case.

On the post-Friday, I am staying another nite, but at an airport hotel (cause the
Hilton is full); I'm thinking I can just SpeediShuttle back to the airport,
and take their free shuttle, or do you think SpeediShuttle might drop me
directly?
(Friday afternoon and Saturday I intend to take a surfing lesson)

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