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based on 4 reviews of Hawaii TV and Movie Locations Small Group Hummer Tour
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Brilliant tour, well worth doing because of the small group sizes, it's really personal and loads of fun, the tour guide was just fab, very friendly and knowledgeable and good to be around. Word of warning though, if you don't like the TV programme 'LOST', and the other people on the tour do, it's very 'LOST' orientated, that was the only thing that let it down for me, might be worth asking to be on a 'LOST' or 'NON-LOST' tour. Not sure if it's something you could request, but well worth going anyway. Much better than some of the coach tours we've been on. This is very much aimed at a younger audience. We loved it.
Reviewed by: Caroline L, United Kingdom, September 2008
A lot of movie knowledge but not as much as I would have liked. Still would do another tour and would recommend it to other people.
Reviewed by: Kim C, Australia, December 2008
We really enjoyed this tour. Even though the focus is on the TV show Lost, and we have never watched a single episode, the tour had enough balance and natural beauty to satisfy our needs, as well as those of the Lost fans. Loved it, more off road time to see the hummer 'do it's thing' would have added a bit more icing on the cake.
Reviewed by: Rainer M, Australia, December 2008
The tour was good and the scenery very nice. However, we did not realize we would mostly be taken to view places where the show "Lost" was filmed. We don't watch it, so we did not know what the guide was talking about, which did get a bit boring after a while. Perhaps a more overall approach to all the different movies shot would have been of more interest.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, April 2008
