Experience an epic retelling of the battles in Hawaiian history during a live show with fire-knife dancing & enjoy a Hawaiian feast with added cultural fun.

• Everything you get: Enjoy a lei greeting, interactive cultural pre-show activities, and complimentary digital photos. Feast on an all-you-can-eat Hawaiian buffet, then sit back for an electrifying show of music, hula, and thrilling fire-knife performances of tales surrounding Hawaii's bravest warriors.
• Why choose this: This lively, educational, & engaging luau blends authentic Polynesian culture, food, & entertainment for an unforgettable evening. Learn about Hawaii's history through battle reenactments, fire-knife performances, & honor the warriors of the past.
• Upgrades: Upgrade to the Mōʻī Royal Package to get front seating for the live show, a souvenir, and more, or the Ali’i Premium Package, which includes center seating and additional beverages.

Inclusions

• Buffet-style Hawaiian Luau (Menu)
• Live Hawaiian show (seating based on option selected)
• Complimentary digital photos
• Drink vouchers (varies based on option selection)
• Lei greeting (varies based on option selected)
• Complimentary welcome Mai Tai (based on option selected)
• Souvenir gift (based on option selected)

Exclusions

• Gratuities

What to bring

• Carry a valid ID with you for the experience.
• Bring a light jacket along because it can get chilly in the evening.

Additional information

• Complimentary ponchos will be provided in case of light rain.
• In case of cancellations caused due to severe weather conditions, guests will be informed by 3:30pm.
• Know your leis:
• What is a lei? A garland or wreath worn around your neck, as a symbol of love, honor, respect, celebration, and friendship in Hawaiian culture.
• Shell lei: Made with locally sourced shells, they are long-lasting wreaths worn around your neck, unique to Hawaii.
• Kukui nut lei: Made with polished kukui nuts, sourced from the kukui (or candlenut) tree, these long-lasting leis signify harmony, honor, and respect.
• Flower lei: Made with seasonal flowers & leaves, these leis symbolize the Aloha spirit and are presented as a welcome gesture and are a sign of celebration, affection, and friendship.
• Hula: An ancient Hawaiian dance form and form of storytelling, often with instruments. The chants narrate the story of Hawaiian history, nature, traditions, & mythology. Modern interpretations include singing and ukulele.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.