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The normally bustling corner of Kalakaua Avenue at Royal Hawaiian Avenue is virtually deserted on Friday. The threat of the coronavirus and the unprecedented travel and social restrictions have negatively impacted businesses in the Waikiki area.
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Closed and boarded up shops at the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel.
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A closed sign is displayed on the door of the Moni store on Kalakaua Avenue.
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Doors are closed on the Urban Outfitters store on Kalakaua Avenue at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort.
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The Macy's store on Kalakaua Avenue has temporarily closed.
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A large video screen announces that SKY Waikiki & Top of Waikiki have closed until further notice.
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The Louis Vuitton Store on Kalakaua Avenue and Lewers Street is closed and boarded up with the optimistic sign, "The journey that was paused will eventually start again, Louis Vuitton wishes you & your loved ones health and safety."
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Doors are closed at the Diesel store on Kalakaua Avenue.
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Doors are closed at the Diesel store on Kalakaua Avenue.
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An empty lanai seating area at the Cheesecake Factory with a sign announcing that they are open for take out and delivery service.
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Several stores were closed along Kalakaua Avenue fronting the Outrigger Waikiki, including the Quiksilver shop (which also closed, Na Hoku, Honolulu Cookie Company, Island Sole and Tori Richard.
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Closed and boarded up shops at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa.
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Kalakaua Avenue is all but deserted on a Friday afternoon.
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Gates were closed at the Honolulu Zoo on Friday.
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