Coming to Maui to Get Married in September or October? Do You Love Aerosmith?
Posted by Stephan on Aug 18, 2009 in Blog | 0 comments
Wedding and an Aerosmith Concert? Sounds Sweet to Me!
You may have heard in the news a couple of years ago about the big brouhaha surrounding Aerosmith canceling their Maui show. With many island residents coming from other islands to see the show and already having booked flights and accommodations, they were PISSED when they heard the news.
So much so, that they sued the band.
The verdict is in and as part of the settlement, Aerosmith has committed to coming to Maui in September or October. The date is not set yet, because front-man Steven Tyler fell of the stage at a gig in South Dakota, breaking his shoulder and requiring 20 stitches. Word has it though, that they will be on Maui either in September or October.
So, if you’re getting married during those months and LOVE Aerosmith, why not hit the show? If you think of life as a compilation of experiences, I think a wedding on Maui with an Aerosmith concert sounds like a pretty awesome experience to tell down the line.
Read the story at the HONOLULU ADVISOR.
MACC Box Office
808-242-SHOW (242-7469)
Call or visit! The Box Office is open Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Also open two hours before Castle Theater shows and one hour before McCoy Studio Theater shows. The Box Office is located to the LEFT of the Center’s front gates and across from the big banyan tree!
Driving Directions: click to see a map
The MACC is located at One Cameron Way, Kahului, Maui, across the road from Kahului Harbor, between the campus of Maui Community College & Keopuolani Park.
From Ka’ahumanu Ave in Kahului heading towards Wailuku Town: Turn right on Kahului Beach Road and travel 1/2 mile along the water of Kahului Harbor, then turn left at the 1st stoplight onto Wahinepi’o: see our marquee?
From Ka’ahumanu Ave heading from Wailuku Town: Turn left onto Wahinepi’o at the next stoplight past Kaiser.
(note that the street signs at that light will be posted as Wahinepi’o on left side and Papa on the right side).
