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June 30, 2005

      POLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER INVITES KAMA'AINA TO GO HOLOHOLO FOR FREE WITH VISITING FRIENDS AND FAMILY THIS SUMMER

      Guests Get 20 Percent Off General Admission Price as Part of the Deal

      La'ie, HI - June 30, 2005 - This summer the Polynesian Cultural Center is inviting Hawai'i residents to go holoholo and explore Polynesia for free when they bring their visiting family and friends.

      From now until August 31, kamaiaina just ask for the Summer Holoholo Package to get one free admission when they bring an out of town guest. And, the deal gets even better because the visiting guest also gets 20 percent off the general admission price. That's a savings of more than $40 off the regular admission price!

      "We wanted to give back to the kama'aina and thank them for sharing the PCC experience with their visiting family and friends," said Alfred Grace, vice president of sales and marketing for the PCC. "By offering free admission, we are giving them the opportunity to create lasting memories with their visitors. Plus, we've got a lot of great, new activities that they might not have otherwise had the chance to experience. For example, our new Passport to Polynesia is a big hit with kids of all ages."

      The Summer Holoholo Package is only available from June 1 ­ August 31, 2005, and cannot be combined with any other offer. Some restrictions apply.

      Upgrades to the award-winning Ali'i Luau and Horizons night show are available at the box office.

      For more information or to make a reservation, call 293-3333 or visit Hawaii residents.

      Founded in 1963 as a non-profit organization, the PCC has entertained more than 31 million visitors while preserving and portraying the culture, arts, and crafts of Polynesia to the rest of the world. In addition, the PCC has provided financial assistance to 14,000 young people from more than 70 different countries while they have attended Brigham Young University-Hawai'i. As a non-profit organization, all funds generated by the PCC are used for its daily operations and to support its cultural and educational missions.