We are pleased to present you with this reference guide created to assist you in making an informed decision regarding your 2009-2010 academic year Dining Plan Options at University of Hawaii at Manoa. Meal plans are the fun, flexible and affordable way to go.
All campus residents with the exception of residents in Hale Noelani and Hale Wainani are required to purchase a dining plan. Apartment residents and off campus students are also welcome to join our dining plans at the same low prices.
Plans may be purchased through our Secure Online Payment* site, in person at the University Dining Services Office, by mail or by faxing in your Dining Application to 808.956.9671.
* The Secure Online Payment site is unavailable at the moment. Please come to the University Dining Services office to process your Dining Application or make a payment. Thank you.
Plan Options
Traditional Meal Plans Fall 2009
“Traditional Plans” entitle you to a total number of meals per week during the semester plus a predetermined amount of Retail Points per semester. These meal plans follow the All-You-Care-To-Eat service of a traditional dining hall. All meals must be used at either Hale Aloha Café or Gateway Café.
For example, if you purchase a Platinum 14 Meal Plan, it entitles you to use up to 14 meals each week and $175 in points throughout the semester. Keep in mind that unused meals for the week will expire each Saturday night.
Warrior Kick-Off Plan
Mandatory for Housing Freshman unless purchasing a block plan |
Fall 2009 Prices |
| Titanium (All meals served in the Dining Halls + $100 in retail points) |
$1937 |
| Platinum 14 ( 14 meals per week + $175 in retail points) |
$1544 |
| Platinum 10 ( 10 meals per week + $250 in retail points) |
$1487 |
| Gold 7 ( 7 meals per week + $250 in retail points) |
$1217 |
Rainbow Plan
For Non-Freshman purchasing a traditional plan (Later start date)
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Fall 2009 Prices |
| Titanium (All meals served in the Dining Hall+ $100 in retail points) |
$1885 |
| Platinum 14 ( 14 meals per week + $175 in retail points) |
$1505 |
| Platinum 10 ( 10 meals per week + $250 in retail points) |
$1452 |
| Gold 7 ( 7 meals per week + $250 in retail points) |
$1190 |
NOTE: The difference in pricing for the Warrior Kick-Off Plan and the Rainbow Plan reflect a later move-in date for non-freshman.
Block Meal Plans Fall 2009
“Block Plans” entitle you to a total number of meals over the course of a semester plus points per semester, depending on the plan you select. Each block represents one (1) meal at Hale Aloha Café or Gateway Café. Blocks may also be used at select on-campus retail locations at a retail value of $4.75 per block.
For example, if you purchase the Gold Plus 195 Plan, it entitles you to 195 blocks in a semester and $55 in points. You may use as many blocks per week as you like, up to a semester total of 195
Block Plans
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Fall 2009 Prices |
| Gold Plus 195 ( 195 blocks + $55 in retail points) |
$1428 |
| Gold Plus 155 ( 155 blocks + $115 in retail points) |
$1287 |
| Gold 95 ( 95 blocks + $325 in retail points) |
$1191 |
Apartment Club (50 blocks + $75 in points)
(Must live in Hale Noelani or Hale Wainani) |
$535 |
* Please check back for Spring 2010 pricing
Summer 2009 Meal Plans
Summer 2009 Meal Plans are Traditional and can only be used at our resident dining facility, Hale Aloha Cafe.
Points may be purchased at the University Dining Office in person or over the phone. For every dollar of retail points purchased in addition to your meal plan an extra 10% will be added as bonus points.
Meal Cards
Your University of Hawaii student ID card also serves as your dining card and must be presented at each meal. New residents must bring their UH Student ID Card to the University Dining Services Office in Campus Center to have their dining plan account number encoded onto their card. At the beginning of the semester, a photo ID can be used for the first five days of meals until you get your UH Student ID card. Returning residents can continue to use their previous semesters UH Student ID card. Lost or stolen cards must be reported immediately to the University Dining Services office by calling 956-3663. Students will be responsible for any unauthorized use of lost or stolen dining cards. Students need to get a replacement ID card at the Campus Center Information Office and bring it to the University Dining Services office to have it re-encoded with their dining plan account number.
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