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Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, is a Great Place to be Green

Malama means to care for, to protect and to maintain. April is Earth Month, and Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa in Hawaii, has many ways to practice malama. Last week, Aulani was recognized for those efforts by the American Resort Development Association (ARDA).

At its annual awards banquet, ARDA presented Aulani with four awards, including the Green Sustainable Program within a Resort and the ACE Project of Excellence Award for being the “best of the best.”

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During Earth Month, we celebrate these awards and touch on the green, sustainable programs at Aulani. As we announced last year, Aulani became the first Hawaii resort to be LEED certified, achieving Silver Certification. The effort began from day one, as much of today’s success started with the planning of Aulani back in 2007. As we continue into our third year of providing a deep Hawaiian cultural experience to our guests and Disney Vacation Club Owners, our efforts continue around energy savings, recycling and being good stewards of the aina – the land.

A few final notes on being green at Aulani:

  • Our Aulani VolutEARS will spend Earth Day, April 22, at Kaʻala Learning Center in the native Hawaiian loʻi kalo – taro field – and helping to grow a native Hawaiian dry forest.
  • Our favorite green character, Kermit, and his friends are hoping for an Aulani vacation as well. If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the Muppet’s Most Wanted Aulani Vacation.

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Comments

  • On September 1, 2014 we will arrive at your beautiful resort. Online I have seen a lot of pictures of the resort and the rooms. In several photo’s I have seen a Mickey lamp with ukulele. After some searching on the internet I have found information that it is possible to purchase the lamp. I was wondering if we can arrange that the lamp would be available in our room upon arrival, and that you charge my credit card for it.

    I have send several e-mails and only once I got a response they told me to call (808) 674 6900. When I called that number they told me they couldn’t help me. Can you help me?

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