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Chief’s Luau | An overview

Chief Sielu at Chief's Luau performances, Oahu, Hawaii

Step into a lively celebration of Polynesian culture at Chief’s Luau in Oahu, where Chief Sielu and his ‘ohana (family) welcome you for an unforgettable island evening.

Savor a traditional Hawaiian luau feast featuring local favorites such as Kalua pork, tropical roasted BBQ chicken, and Asian-style sautéed fish, all prepared to showcase authentic island flavors. One of the highlights of the evening is the imu-prepared pig roast, a beloved luau tradition that brings guests together for a true taste of Hawaii.

As you dine, enjoy refreshing drinks and end your evening with a vibrant Polynesian performance filled with music, dance, and a spectacular fire finale that makes the night truly memorable.

Your Chief’s Luau ticket options explained

Experience typeLive Hawaiian showSeatingLuau feast (buffet)Lei greetingBeveragesTransportationOther inclusionsTickets

Aloha (Self-Drive)

✅

Rear section

✅

Shell lei

1

❌

❌

From $144

Paradise (Self-Drive)

✅

Mid-section

✅

Kukui nut lei

2

❌

❌

From $182

Royal (Self-Drive)

✅

Front section

✅

Fresh flower lei

3

❌

Souvenir gift, Mai Tai greeting

From $231

Aloha

✅

Rear section

✅

Shell lei

1

✅

❌

From $178

Paradise

✅

Mid-section

✅

Kukui nut lei

2

✅

❌

From $216

Royal

✅

Front section

✅

Fresh flower lei

3

✅

Souvenir gift, Mai Tai greeting

From $265

About Chief Sielu, the producer, and your evening at Chief’s Luau

Musician Chief Sielu performing at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii.
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Meet Chief Sielu, the “Ambassador of Polynesia”

Discover a truly memorable luau experience hosted by Chief Sielu, widely known as the “Ambassador of Polynesia,” who welcomes guests with warmth, humor, and the spirit of Polynesian hospitality.

World champion fire-knife dancer and entertainer

Chief’s Luau is produced by Chief Sielu himself, the original world champion fire-knife dancer and one of the most celebrated and funniest Polynesian entertainers in the South Pacific.

A celebration of Hawaiian hospitality

Every evening at Chief’s Luau showcases the welcoming charm of Hawaiian culture through traditional celebrations of food, flavor, music, and storytelling.

From the Polynesian Cultural Center to global fame

Chief Sielu is also known as “The Coconut Man,” a title earned during his 20 years performing at the Polynesian Cultural Center’s Samoan Village and as a star fire-knife dancer in its renowned evening show.

Featured across film and international television

Chief Sielu has appeared on major programs including The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and Late Night with David Letterman, as well as networks such as Travel Channel, Discovery, BBC, and MTV, and starred in the film Chief, featured at the Sundance Film Festival. His luau has also been filmed for Life with La Toya on the Oprah Winfrey Network and many other television programs worldwide.

Highlights of your evening at Chief’s Luau

Traditional pig roast at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii with performers in cultural attire.
Performers at Chief's Luau Fire Waterfall finale with fire dance, Oahu, Hawaii.
Performer applying face paint at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii.
Performers with Chief Sielu, Oahu, Hawaii.
Hula dancers performing at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii.

Plan your visit

Performer in traditional attire at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii.
  • Open days: Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, and select Saturdays
  • Timings: 5:15pm to 8:15pm (hotel pick-ups start at approximately 3:45pm, depending on pick-up location)
  • Duration: 3 hrs

Address: 400 Farrington Hwy, Kapolei, HI 96707, United States | Find on Maps

Closest bus stop: Kamokila Bl + Opp Uluohia St (1 mile)
Distance from Downtown Honolulu: 35 minutes (21.6 miles)
Distance from Waikiki: 50 minutes (24 miles)
Distance from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport: 25 minutes (16.7 miles)

Parking: Paid parking is available on-site for $13 per vehicle (credit cards only).

5:15pm: Check-in for the luau begins
5:30: Luau welcome and festivities
6pm: Imu ceremony
6:15pm: Luau feast
7:15pm: Live Polynesian show
8:15pm: Approximate luau end time

Traditional pig roast at Chief's Luau, Oahu, Hawaii

Regional island cuisine mixed with traditional Hawaiian dishes, with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available on the menu.

Cash for tips in Hawaii, featuring multiple US hundred-dollar bills.
  • Carry cash to offer as gratuities after your experience.
  • Bring a light jacket because it can get cooler in the evenings.
  • In case you have any mobility needs, inform the luau at least 24 hours in advance of any accommodations necessary, especially if you’re opting for the round-trip transportation option from Waikiki.
  • Inform the luau of any allergies or dietary restrictions 24 hours before your luau as well.
  • Maintain a festive and respectful environment during your luau, and keep in mind you are participating in a celebrated Hawaiian and Polynesian tradition, dating back centuries. 
  • Wear comfortable, breathable clothing (floral and festive attire is highly recommended and appreciated) for the luau.
Horseback riders at Kualoa Ranch with lush mountains in Hawaii.
  • Kualoa Ranch: Visit the scenic private nature reserve on Oahu’s windward coast, where you can explore lush valleys, movie filming locations, and Hawaiian landscapes through guided tours and outdoor adventures.
  • Pearl Harbor: Go on guided visits to the historic harbor, where you can learn about the events of the Attack on Pearl Harbor and explore significant memorials such as the USS Arizona Memorial.
  • Whale watching in Oahu: Seasonal boat tours around Oahu’s coast that offer the chance to observe migrating humpback whales breaching and playing in Hawaiian waters, typically between December and April.

Frequently asked questions about Chief’s Luau tickets

The evening includes a traditional Hawaiian buffet dinner, cultural demonstrations, live Polynesian music and dances from multiple islands, and a dramatic fire-knife dance finale.

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