Revamped Web site Gives Visitors a Real Feel for Waikiki Beach Walk(tm)
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Revamped Web site Gives Visitors a Real Feel for Waikiki Beach Walk(tm)
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Category: North America & West Indies / Carribean islands
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2006-11-22
Waikiki Beach Walk(tm) recently launched its new
interactive Web site that allows visitors to effortlessly explore the various shopping, dining and hotel options that Waikiki Beach Walk(tm) will offer beginning next month. The new site has the same address as the old site, www.waikikibeachwalk.com, but is completely revamped with features such as a comprehensive map of the entire Waikiki Beach Walk area, in-depth descriptions of the stores, restaurants and attractions, and numerous photographs.
Visitors can click on "Stay," "Shop," "Dine" or "Play," and see a comprehensive list of Waikiki Beach Walk's offerings in each category. Links to each of the individual tenants includes details like contact information, reservation options and menu descriptions. By rolling the mouse over the interactive map, site visitors can view the location on a 3-D map showing the Waikiki Beach Walk streetscape.
The 3-D map is the site's most exciting feature, providing visitors with a real feel for the layout of the Waikiki Beach Walk(tm) district. The use of Flash player gives visitors a birds-eye view of each shop and restaurant.
With a simple click, visitors get a detailed aerial view of a merchant's location and gain a sense of where each is located within the complex before even stepping foot on to the property.
In the "Play" section, events currently taking place in and around the area are highlighted, including walking tours and storytelling sessions that families can enjoy together right now.
As Waikiki Beach Walk's Spring 2007 grand opening date draws near, the site will be updated frequently to reflect the newest information on merchants and restaurants, new photography, as well as new events and activities as
schedules are expanded and formalized. The site's Web cams also will continue to operate as the center comes to life, allowing site visitors to see real-time photos of the destination and get a detailed overview of the
new construction.
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