We hoped the kiosks would have some of that capability. Again concerns were raised that the orientation needs to send people back to real sites, there should be no completion. Because of different learning styles, the orientation displays cannot all be high tech, but a mix. Visitor traffic flow should not be directed up Waimea Canyon Drive, Kekaha's commercial core would be devastated. Most of the tourism industry has been sensitive to this, diverting visitor traffic up the Kekaha route.
Maintenance needs to be addressed.
Many of the committee have experience with high tech interactive displays and know about the high maintenance of such exhibits. Down time is very destructive. Concern about whether the site location was a drawback to Waimea Town, the visitors were already past the town. Nani did state that KEDB had bus company commitments to stop and that the displays if done right would send people into Waimea. Again the majority of the committee have not seen any material on this visitors center.