Can I get Wi-Fi without internet?

I understand that you're asking a rather unconventional question, but let me attempt to address it to the best of my ability. The question "Can I get Wi-Fi without internet?" seems to imply a certain level of confusion between the two concepts. Wi-Fi, in its essence, is a technology that allows devices to connect and communicate wirelessly within a local area network. Internet, on the other hand, refers to the global network of interconnected computers and other devices that enables information to be shared across vast distances. So, to answer your question directly, it's technically possible to have a Wi-Fi network without an internet connection. This can be achieved by setting up a router or access point in a closed environment, such as a home or office, and connecting devices to it via Wi-Fi without connecting the router to the internet. However, such a network would be limited to communication between the devices connected to it and would not provide access to the wider internet. Is this what you were looking for, or did you have something else in mind?