Update on Hawai‘i’s Safe Travels Program & Safe Access Oahu Program

Beginning March 26, 2022, the State of Hawai‘i’s Safe Travels program will conclude, and passengers arriving from domestic points of origin will no longer have to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or a pre-travel negative test result upon arrival to Hawai’i in order to avoid quarantine. International passengers must continue to follow the travel requirements put in place by the federal government. Government requirements are subject to change, and we encourage Guests to continue to stay updated on any travel requirements leading up to their planned stay.

In addition, the City & County of Honolulu’s Safe Access O‘ahu has also expired, and Guests are no longer required to provide proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to dine on property.

As a reminder, the State of Hawai‘i maintains a face covering mandate for all indoor locations. At Aulani Resort, face coverings are required for each Guest age 2 and up, and must be worn in all indoor locations, including Laniwai – A Disney Spa, except when actively eating or drinking while stationary and maintaining appropriate physical distancing. Face coverings are optional in outdoor common areas at Aulani Resort.

Here are a few things to know before you go. Be sure to check back here as information may be updated.

Please make sure that you have reviewed any advisories or restrictions that may be in place for travel to Hawaii for international travelers.

Please note that the State of Hawaii recommends the following:

Everyone is encouraged to get vaccinated and boosted with the COVID-19 vaccine when eligible.
Masks are strongly recommended for all Guests (ages 2 and older) in crowded settings.

Please note, face coverings are not permitted while experiencing water slides or in the water.

Please continue to stay up to date on the latest travel requirements by visiting the State of Hawaii’s Safe Travels website and any changes to our offerings by visiting the Know Before You Go page.