What are some good package companies to use for Hawaii (big island) vacation packages, flying out of Kansas City or St. Louis? I'd to get online pricing rather than speak to a rep each time.

I've checked Funjet, Expedia, Travelocity, & Orbitz. Funjet seems high and the other 3 seem a bit limited on choice of hotels. Thanks.

try Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays.

Hi Kristy,

Where you from? I'm in Kansas City. In addition to Pleasant Hawaiian, I've heard Classic Custom Vacations and Blue Sky Tours have some good prices.

I haven't used one, but I am at least going to see how they compare to the lowest online price I can find. My wife and I are planning a trip to Maui or Big Island in June for our 5th Anniversay! So when do you plan to go?

Try More Hawaii for Less, not sure what their web address is, could be Hawaii4less.com. They have some online condo info. For an aerial photo of the place you are considering, go to wizardpub.com. Indispensible visual info. Also great guidebooks.

Suggest you locate your air fare using web search, and reviewing offers in Sunday travel section of larger newspapers. I book with whoever gives me the best deal...wheather they are local or in another city.

For hotels, cars, and inter-island flights I use www.RobertsOvernighters.com
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I have found they have the best deals on hotel/car deals...you can basically design your own trip and they will assist you with the detail....you can call them on their 800 number.

Check out their web site.

Just booked a trip. I let my travel agent take care of it, and the best deal I think was with Pleasant vacations. Going in June. All airfare, two nights in Oahu and 6 nights in Maui, rental car, one of best hotels, with lower level room. About 4000. for everything. Don't know if this helps.

I just booked through Northwest Airlines Vacations. Four nights in Oahu (no hotel), 3 nights in Maui athte Outrigger Wailea, rental car and all flights for $2400 for two.

We booked through a travel agent who used Classic Vacations. We have no complaints and they gave us the base rate at the time.