10 Best Maui Resorts for Families: A Maui Mom’s Review

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Maui is the best Hawaiian island for families. Not only is there plenty to do (beaches! snorkeling! farm tours!), but there is also a wide range of accommodations that cater to family travelers. To help you pick the best spot for your family, we rounded up the 10 best Maui resorts for families.

Plus, we share the need-to-know details to help you decide the right Maui family resort for your vacation. 

Quick links to 5 of the most popular Maui resorts for families:
1. Go for the water slides, kids’ club, and free activities: Wailea Beach Resort
2. Go for the beach access and the pool: Westin Ka’anapali
3. Every room is a suite, and it was remodeled in 2024: The Fairmont Kea Lani
4. Multi-bedroom condos are great for large families: Honua Kai Resort
5. Our favorite beach and a vintage, cozy family vibe: Napili Kai Beach Resort

I have lived on Oahu and Maui. Our daughter was born on Maui and was in the ocean at five days old. I’m sure surfing families dip them in earlier! We visit Maui multiple times a year, staying at Maui resorts to update our reviews and explore new places.

I can confidently say that I’ve stayed at or toured every major resort on Maui and most of the large vacation rental complexes. Thanks for trusting me with your family’s Maui vacation!

Choosing the Right Family Resort on Maui

Let me count the ways why Maui is our favorite Hawaiian Island for families. Here are my reasons why, and the common questions we get from our newsletter members on staying at family resorts on Maui.

Is Maui Family-Friendly?

Maui is an extremely family-friendly vacation destination, thanks to its swimmable coves and bays, beginner-friendly snorkeling options, a wide range of restaurants, and great weather. And almost all resorts on the island are kid-friendly.

So, while these are our favorite Maui resorts for families, it is hard to go wrong! As long as you don’t book Hotel Wailea, as that is adults only.

If you’re not sure whether Maui is the best island for your vacation, this article walks through what Hawaiian island is best for each type of family vacation. 

For Maui trip planning support, see our Maui Trip Planning for Happy Travelers: Step-by-Step Guide.

Is Maui Good for a Family Vacation?

Yes, yes, yes! There are so many excellent kid-friendly activities that make this a wonderful place for a family vacation. We love taking our kids on farm tours, snorkeling tours, and so much more. One of our first articles was 60+ Things to Do on Maui with Kids as we had to keep our son entertained when we first moved to Maui.

We have a video on choosing the right island for your family! For us, it is Maui!

If your family decides to visit another island or you plan to island hop (see our Hawaii Island Hopping Guide!), then we have our 22 Best Family Resorts in Hawaii.

What Part of Maui is Best for Families?

There are two main areas families generally stay on Maui: Wailea or Ka’anapali. Both areas have great weather, snorkeling, and beaches. Deciding what part of the island is right for your family comes down to budget, proximity to activities, and vibe. 

Stay in Ka’anapali if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere, more kid-friendly restaurants, and three and four-star resort options.

Stay in Wailea if you want a slightly quieter atmosphere, huge resorts (with epic resort pools), and five-star accommodations.

Still unsure which part of Maui is best for your family? See our articles below to compare the Maui resorts for family destinations.

• Best Area to Stay on Maui: Kaanapali, Kihei, Wailea, or Somewhere Quiet
• Ka’anapali vs Wailea
• Ka’anapali vs Kihei
• Wailea vs Kapalua

What is There to Do on Maui for Families?

There’s no shortage of things to do on Maui with your family. Head out whale watching, hit the best beaches, go on some easy hikes, or go snorkeling. If you are looking for a complete list of things to do with kids on Maui (by age) we have you covered. 

We have more Maui things to do articles!

• 31 Best Things to Do on Maui
• 15 Things to Do in Kihei (plus our video)
• 16 Things to Do in Upcountry Maui
• 9 Best Maui Waterfalls

Best Places to Stay on Maui for a Large Family?

Two of the resort options below offer suites with multiple bedrooms. But if you have an even larger family coming and you need more space, check out our best Maui vacation rentals for large groups. 

Is a Vacation Rental or a Hotel Better for Families on Maui?

Let’s get this out of the way first: staying at a resort on Maui with kids is going to be expensive. Maui is the most expensive Hawaiian island for hotels. Mainly due to the luxury resort area of Wailea. For more affordable Maui resorts for families, look at staying in Kaanapali or Napili.

The average cost of a Maui hotel room in March 2025 was $577 per night, while the average cost of a vacation rental was $459 per night. And that’s not considering that most resorts come with a per-day resort fee, which can range from $45 – $70, and you’ll be spending a lot more eating out.

That aside, there’s a reason more people stay at resorts when they visit Maui. According to travel data from the Hawaii Tourism Authority, in November 2019, 44% of visitors stayed in hotels only and 13% stayed in vacation rentals only when visiting (the remaining stayed in a combination of both or timeshares). 

If you want to see all of our favorite places to stay, make sure you visit our Where to Stay Directory, where we have reviews of all of our favorite hotels and vacation rentals across the islands. We’ve done the legwork to vet the best spots for you!

Why Do More People Stay at Resorts on Maui? 

Depending on the resort, the amenities for kids (and adults) can be fantastic. Water slides, lazy rivers, hula lessons, star gazing, and kids eat free. Plus daily housekeeping and kid’s clubs can make it a relaxing vacation for parents as well as the kids.

For the extra cost of staying at a hotel, let’s make sure you’re picking the best Maui resort for your family.

7 Best Maui Resorts for Families Video

To see more of these Maui family-friendly resorts, watch our video below, where we highlight the best resorts for different types of kids and families.

10 Best Maui Resorts for Families

Almost every resort on Maui could be considered a family-friendly resort. So, what criteria did we use to come up with our list of the 10 best?

We considered the following criteria for the 10 best Maui resorts for families:

• Location
• Kids’ amenities (such as a kids’ club or activities)
• Pool
• Family and Hawaiian vibe

1. Best Family Resort for Space: Fairmont Kea Lani

First, to any parent who knows the pain of squeezing into a tiny hotel room with your kids, the Fairmont hears you and is here to help. The Fairmont Kea Lani is an oceanfront luxury resort that offers only one-bedroom suites and two- to three-bedroom villas. You will have space, a designated bedroom (or more), and you won’t trip over each other during your stay. 

The Fairmont is located at the southern end of Wailea on Polo Beach and has a less busy vibe than the other resorts in the area. The beach is beautiful, but beware of the surf break. It can get a rough shorebreak compared to Wailea Beach.

The Fairmont Kea Lani’s rooms and lobby were fully remodeled in 2024. Our video below shows the old rooms (time for us to go back) but we did tour the new lobby. They did a wonderful job with the laid-back, Hawaiian-style design.

Watch our experience staying at the Fairmont Kea Lani below (includes a room tour!).

While this is a luxury, expensive hotel, it offers more value for a family than many of the other luxury hotels on the island. There are plenty of family activities, and you’ll be staying in a suite or a villa. The one drawback is that the on-site restaurants for dinner weren’t great for young kids.

Erica’s Take on the Fairmont Kaea Lani: Here’s why I like the Fairmont: Compared with the other family-friendly resorts on the island, it feels calmer and less crowded. Its location at the southern end of Wailea means you’re not sandwiched between the other resorts, and you get a little more space to breathe and explore. 

Fairmont Kea Lani Features

• Activities: Koi feeding, nightly torch lighting, croquet, corn hole, Mermaid University, Ninja zone obstacle course
• Kid’s Club: Yes, for kids 5-12 years old. Cost included in the resort fee
• Restaurants: Kids under 5 eat free off the kids’ (keiki) menu at the Ko Kea Lani Restaurant and AMA Bar & Grill. Kids 5-12 can eat off the kid’s (keiki) menu for full price or the regular menu at 50% off regular prices. 
• Pools: Two kid-friendly pools with 140’ water slide and basketball hoop. Separate pool for small kids and pool toys are available. To help you stay out of the sun, cabanas can be rented. Plus, complimentary sunscreen is available by the pools, to keep your kids covered all day. 
• Nearby: Polo Beach

You can read a full review of our stay at the Fairmont Kea Lani here.

We took a family-friendly Maui sailing canoe tour from Polo Beach, which we recommend! We went snorkeling to unique Wailea locations, talked story with our Hawaiian guide and owner, and the kids enjoyed the sail and paddle. Learn more here: Hawaiian Sailing Canoe from Polo Beach.

If you’re heading to Maui in the winter, don’t miss whale watching!
The Ultimate Guide to Whale Watching on Maui: Best Tips
The Best Hawaiian Island For Whale Watching
The 7 Best Whale Watching Tours on Maui: get our exclusive discounts

2. Best Family Resort for Your Budget: Outrigger Ka’anapali Beach Resort

There is something about the Outrigger Ka’anapali Beach Resort that will make you feel like you’re transported to 1960s Ka’anapali. It might be the decor, the building design, or the wide-open space, but the Ka’anapali Beach Resort has a retro charm.

The resort, formerly called the Ka’anapali Beach Hotel, was purchased by Outrigger Resorts a few years ago. They have been continuing with updates started by the last owner. You will find remodeled rooms with the charm of this popular and well-priced Maui resort for families.

This is a mid-range hotel so you won’t have the luxury amenities that you’ll find at some of the other hotels on this list. Waterslides, poolside bars, and plush linens are things you won’t find here. But if you’re looking for a place where your family can get the best value for the location, this is the spot.

The Ka’anapali Beach Resort is in a prime spot along Ka’anapali Beach — in between Whaler’s Village and Black Rock, with a huge beach stretching out in front of the resort. The area is sprawling (great for kids who want space to run), and the service is extremely friendly. 

The downside is that you won’t find a kids club or an exciting pool (no waterslide, lazy river, or waterfall in sight). But if those things don’t matter to your family, the price here is hard to beat. As you can see above, their pool is in the shape of a whale, which is charming!

Erica’s Take on the Outrigger Ka’anapali Beach Resort: Our family enjoys this hotel for its price and location in Ka’anapali. We can walk to Whalers Village to enjoy the restaurants and the playground in the shopping complex. The boardwalk is out front too, perfect for strollers or walks with toddlers. This resort is unique for the authentic Hawaiian experience. We participated in lei-making workshops, hula practice, learned how to put a lei on someone, and so many experiences!

Ka’anapali Beach Hotel Features

• Activities: Hula, Hawaiian language, lei making, ukulele lessons. See the entire cultural activities schedule. There are also ocean activities available through the ocean activity center.
• Kid’s club: No
• Restaurants: Maui Brew Co is on site with a good happy hour, live music, and room for the kids to run on the patio
• Pool: Yes, but small and unexciting
• Nearby: Ka’anapali Beach and Whalers Village

3. Best Family Resort for the Pools: Grand Wailea

If pools are a draw for you and your kids, this is the place to stay. This is the most elaborate system of pools you’ll find on the island: nine pools, four waterslides, a rope swing, a waterfall grotto, and a lazy river. 

Plus, the grounds are enormous and offer something different to explore at every turn (think: lush gardens, small waterfalls, and koi ponds). Our kids do not get bored walking around the grounds. But, the elaborate grounds and pool can feel crowded, which is why we think of this as more of a luxury hotel for kids than for adults. 

The Grand Wailea finished a remodel of its rooms in 2024. The remodel was a welcome sight as they were dated. Now, we don’t have any major drawbacks to staying here. Our son’s perfect day on Maui includes floating in the lazy river at the Grand Wailea and getting shave ice. Yes, he asks for this hotel by name.

The Grand Wailea also has an impressive list of kid-friendly activities. At check-in, keiki will receive the Grand Passport, which maps out all the activities around the resort. A new addition to the Grand Wailea is The Cave: An Immersion Into the Megaverse. Our kids were a little young for this, but I bet your kids would love The Cave, as it features game room classics like billiards, Ping Pong, Darts, Shuffleboard, and more. Level up your experience in their two state-of-the-art virtual reality pods, featuring various 4D games.

The Grand Wailea can also provide in-room childcare. They partner with Itavi to provide professional child-care services.

Check out a video of our staycation at the Grand Wailea and catch a view of their amazing pool:

Erica’s Take on the Grand Wailea: This is a large resort, in a good way and a bad way. The kids have room to run in their extensive gardens, and it is self-contained with restaurants and shops. The grounds don’t feel crowded, but the pool can feel a bit tight. Get to the pool early to get a good lounge chair. The luxury price tag can feel high as it lacks the cozy feel of a luxury Maui resort. When the price is right, we book it as the kids can’t get enough of the pool.

Grand Wailea Features

• Activities: Scuba training program (for ages 12 and up), kayaking, paddleboarding, aqua glider tours and rentals (through an outside vendor), gaming lounge, sunrise chant, botanical tour, sunset torch lighting, lei-making, hula lessons, LEGO wall. 
• Restaurants: A separate keiki menu is available. Kids 5 and under receive a free breakfast in the Grand Dining Room and free dinner at Humuhumu. 
• Pools: Four pools, five intertwining slides, a whitewater rapids slide, a Tarzan rope swing, waterfalls, caves, jacuzzis, and a swim-up bar. Cabanas can be reserved. 
• Pool or Beach? The Grand Wailea is directly in front of Wailea Beach.

4. Best Family Resort for Water Slides: Wailea Beach Resort

This is the best Marriott property in South Maui. Compared to other hotels on this list, it does lack in many areas when it comes to being kid-friendly, but it makes up for it with the longest waterslide in Hawaii.

Yes, that’s right. When you stay at the Wailea Beach Resort, you can ride the longest waterslide in the entire state. The pool area is almost as amazing as the Grand Wailea’s, and the hotel is priced more reasonably than its neighbor. 

They also have a game room for kids and a movie theater that shows kids’ movies in the evening — free lemonade and popcorn are included. 

The drawback is that the kids’ club is open seasonally, so there’s no guarantee that you’ll be able to use that amenity. And while the hotel is ocean-front, you’ll need to walk down the path a couple of minutes to get access to the beach. Beach access is still easy, but marginally more difficult than it is with some of the other Wailea properties. 

Wailea Beach Resort feels less crowded than the Grand Wailea. With two large pools where families are welcome, you’ll find more open pool chairs. The Nalu pool is worth spending all day at! We sure did.

Erica’s Hot Take on the Wailea Beach Resort: Over the years, this has become my go-to recommendation for a Maui resort for families. We had so much fun here, thanks to all their activities and cultural experiences. The open lawns, games under the banyan trees, and swimming pools make this a great option! Your family won’t be bored here.

Wailea Beach Resort Features

• Activities set this place apart for us! The resort fee includes numerous Hawaiian cultural experiences. We learned Hawaiian bowling, made lei po’o, took hula lessons, and got a $100 outrigger canoe ride for free. They also have a movie room for kids, a video arcade, and a games room. 
• Kids’ club: The kids club is open seasonally; $125 for a full day and $75 for half day
• Restaurants: Restaurants and food truck options are plentiful. From fine dining at a Roy’s restaurant to food trucks across the property, it is easy.
• Pools: three pools and the Nalu adventure slide with the longest waterslide in Hawaii. If you can get away, the adult pool is a large infinity pool with a lovely poolside bar.
• It is a three-minute walk (depending on your room location) to Wailea Beach.

Read our full review of the Wailea Beach Resort.

Maui’s Family-Friendly Luaus:
Both the Grand Wailea and Wailea Beach Resort have excellent family-friendly luaus. We recently attended the Wailea Beach Resort’s luau. Our three-year-old made it through the whole show. If you’re staying in Wailea, check out those luaus. To learn more and book, see our Best Maui Luaus with Kids.

5. Best Family Resort for Beach Access: Westin Ka’anapali

The Westin is our favorite resort in Ka’anapali. The location is right next to Whaler’s Village, which is convenient, but we worried it would make it a little too busy. Luckily, the Westin somehow manages to keep a somewhat serene environment in the midst of a very busy area. 

The Westin ended up feeling cozy and lively for our family. The pool was our main draw, but the location and other resort amenities will have us going back.

They have five different pools on different levels overlooking the beach. That’s 87,000 square feet of pool for your kids to splash around in. These pools are not nearly as adventurous as the Grand Wailea’s, but the two main pools for kids have a large and a small waterslide and a great splash pad. They are outstanding, and on each of our visits, they haven’t been overcrowded.

The hotel has 770 rooms — the same number as the Grand Wailea — but somehow manages to feel like a smaller hotel than that. 

The beach access is a big winner here for this hotel. Ka’anapali Beach is one of the best beaches on Maui, but the beach can get a little narrow in places. In front of the Westin, you have a wide stretch of golden sand, and you’re just a short walk from Black Rock and the expansive beach there. 

One big plus to point out here is that the Westin has a kids’ club. The Westin Family Kids Club is for children aged 5 to 12. A counselor leads them through cultural activities.

We enjoyed the Westin’s Valley Alley game room. This is a full-blown arcade near the lobby entrance. Kids and adults (there is a bar with food) play arcade and carnival games for tickets and prizes. This is a fun break from the pool.

Westin Ka’anapali Features

• Activities: on-site luau and expansive game room
• Restaurants: a Kid’s Eat Well Menu with nutritious options for kids
• Pools: Five pools, including a waterslide and waterfalls stretching over 87,000 square feet
• Convenient Ka’anapali location on the boardwalk. You can walk onto a Kaanapali snorkel tour or a Kaanapali sunset cruise.
• Nearby: Whaler’s Village and Ka’anapali Beach

Read our full review of the Westin Maui Resort & Spa at Ka’anapali.

6. Best Family Resort for Kids Activities: Hyatt Regency Ka’anapali

Located on the south end of Ka’anapali Beach, the Hyatt offers a great family-friendly resort experience. The pool is a real draw for families here. You have 6 pools, a 150’ waterslide, a rope bridge, and more. But there’s more than just a fun pool. The Hyatt offers some kids’ activities that will keep the whole family entertained. 

Note: In 2025, the pool with a grotto was remodeled. Expect a fresh pool, waterfall, and grotto experience!

Erica’s Take on the Hyatt Regency Ka’anapali: Our friends who live in Ka’anapali, Maui, love this hotel for its pool and kids’ meals. For me, it has always been busy. The pool chairs are saved early in the morning, and the pool deck is crowded. It is also at the far end of Ka’anapali Beach. The Hyatt is excellent on Maui for using points, so staying here is a good value. See our free guide on getting a free night here.

Some of these activities include:

• Penguin Presentation: learn about the on-site penguins and watch them get fed at this informational and fun activity
• Stargazing: join their rooftop stargazing program, which happens multiple times per week
• Mermaid Swim Academy: weekly, kids can meet a mermaid and join in this poolside swimming class
• On-site luau: You don’t need to leave your hotel to experience a great luau with the Drums of the Pacific luau

With 880 rooms on-site, they have plenty of on-site restaurants for their guests. One of our favorite features is the pay-by-age pricing for the breakfast buffet (e.g., you’ll be charged $5 for your five-year-old’s buffet breakfast). 

The beach in front of the Hyatt isn’t great — it’s small, and they’re dealing with erosion issues. But take a walk up the Ka’anapali Beach Boardwalk, and you’ll find more sand.

Hyatt Regency Ka’anapali Features

• Activities: Penguin feedings (they have seven African Black-Footed Penguins), stargazing, and mermaid swim lessons are all part of the experience
• Kid’s club: No
• Pools: 6 pools, a rope bridge, waterslide, and more!
• Restaurants: four restaurants, a pool bar, Ululani’s shave ice, Honolulu Coffee and more
• Nearby: Ka’anapali Beach, but it is the slim part of the beach due to erosion.

Explore more Maui cultural experiences:
The 6 Best Luaus on Maui by Location
9 Ways to Have an Authentic Hawaiian Experience
The 16 BEST Maui Farm Tours You Don’t Want to Miss

7. Best Family Resort for Large Families: Honua Kai

Looking for the amenities of a resort with the space of a vacation rental? Honua Kai is a vacation rental complex located just north of Ka’anapali, offering one- to three-bedroom suites along with luxury amenities like a beautiful pool area, a beach easily accessible on foot, and helpful staff. Their three-bedroom suites are over 2,000 square feet, so a large family or group will feel right at home. 

There are restaurants on site, like Duke’s Maui, and other restaurants are just a short drive away. The pool area covers 3 acres and has a waterslide, five hot tubs, waterfalls, and a fountain area for young kids. This is truly a family-friendly resort, and you’ll find mostly families staying here, so things can get a little noisy and crowded at times (a plus if your kids can also get a little noisy at times). 

Though it feels like a resort and has almost every amenity you could want from a resort, each unit is privately owned so make sure when you book you’re looking at the reviews and making sure the unit has what you need. 

8. Best Family Resort for Luxury Travel: Four Seasons Resort Maui

The Four Seasons combines everything parents and kids will love. 

The rooms are spacious, which is a big bonus when sharing a space with your kids (and all their stuff). There are a fantastic number of activities to keep everyone entertained well into the evening. And the service is outstanding, which it should be at all luxury hotels — the prices here are steep.

There are three pools, and while they may not be as exciting as some other hotel pools nearby, they offer one huge benefit: complimentary cabanas. Yes, your napping child can snooze out of the sun, and it’s not going to cost you $150 per day. 

The kids club, open from 9 am – 5 pm, is complimentary. And, as an added bonus, there is no resort fee. The included amenities make it easy to see why this is the most expensive hotel on the list, but also an incredible place to stay on the island. 

Four Seasons Maui Features

• Activities: In addition to their daily activities, you’ll have access to a game room, croquet, bocce ball, and a putting green.
• Kids’ club: The Kids For All Seasons club is complimentary for kids age 5-12 (under 5 are allowed with an accompanying adult). Activities include gecko hunts, hula lessons, lei making, sandcastle building, Hawaiian bowling and more
• Restaurants: Free meals for kids five and under at Ferraro’s and DUO
• Pools: 3 pools, including an adult serenity pool as well as a waterfall family pool with a slide. Pool attendants come around with Evian spritz and frozen cherries to help cool you off during your day at the pool.
• Nearby: Wailea Beach

9. Best Family Resort for a Laid Back Experience: Napili Kai Beach Resort

If you want to escape the big resorts but still be right on the beach, the Napili Kai should be your pick for a family resort. Located on Napili Bay, there are no buildings taller than a palm tree. That’s right, no sprawling high-rise resorts with 500+ rooms. Napili has the laid-back vibe that you’re looking for. 

Napili Kai offers a seasonal kids’ club program and a kids-eat-free program (for kids 12 and under). While you won’t find giant waterslides, you will find four simple pools and an excellent beachfront spot. Napili Bay is one of the best beaches on Maui as well as one of the best snorkeling spots on Maui. 

There is one restaurant on-site, The Sea House, which is a perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, happy hour, or dinner. Or, take a stroll to the other end of the bay and enjoy breakfast at the famous Gazebo restaurant. 

Napili Kai features:

• Activities: cultural morning presentations with coffee
• Kid’s club: open seasonally and a weekly hula show (donations are welcome)
• Dining: Kids 12 and under eat free off the keiki menu at the Sea House with a paying adult
• Pools: four pools
• Nearby: Napili Bay
• Read our full Napili Kai Beach Resort Review for details

10. Best Family Resort for Kids Club: Montage Kapalua Bay

While the Montage at Kapalua Bay might be the most luxurious resort on the island, it knows how to cater to the family crowd. This hotel is a real treat: the sprawling grounds, the location near Kapalua Bay but away from larger resort areas, the villas, and the pools. 

Staying here means not cramming into a 500-square-foot hotel room. They offer one- to four-bedroom villas, each with a full kitchen, living room, and dining room. There are three pools on varying levels that feel spread out and serene.

But the real highlight is the Paintbox Children’s Program. Days are planned to incorporate indoor and outdoor activities and are centered around a theme. For example, on “wildlife Wednesday,” they take kids to explore the Kapalua Coastal Trail and the bird refuge and learn about the different birds that live on Maui. They also have Children’s Night Out with dinner, arts & crafts, a pajama party, and a movie. These programs are offered at an additional cost, but they are more comprehensive than other kids’ club programs you’ll find on the island. 

Montage Kapalua Features:

• Activities: Montage Merit Badges that inspire kids to try new activities while on vacation (whale spotting, surfing, etc).
• Kid’s Club: Paintbox Children’s Club offers daily activities for kids aged 5-12. Half-day, full-day, and night options are available. 
• Dining: Multiple restaurants available, including family-friendly The Hideaway. 24-hour in-room dining.
• Pools: 3 pools on varying levels
• Nearby: Kapalua Bay

Plan the Rest of Your Trip to Maui

Now that you’ve found your resort, it’s time to plan the rest of your trip. We have you covered with our done-for-you itineraries. Our excursion days will take you around to the best spots on Maui, so you can make the most of your valuable vacation time. We include beaches, restaurants, hiking spots, and more to make sure you have wonderful days out. 

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