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Jennifer C

United States

Couple

3 weeks ago

+2 more

Every single moment was a joy. From the very start, getting the temporary tattoos and learning the deep meaning behind the marks, to the incredible fire dance at the end—it was all so special. The blessing over the food was truly the highlight for me; it made the whole celebration feel so intentional and memorable.

Sherrill B

United States

Couple

Feb 2026

My wife and I went to Hawaii for our anniversary. We booked your show and enjoyed every bit of it. The staff were polite and kind. The stories were interesting and informative. I would recommend this show to everyone that wants a luau experience. Great job! 👏

Justin F

United States

Couple

Apr 2026

+2 more

First time ever attending a luau, and Germaines absolutely nailed it! From the greetings to the goodbyes, the staff and cast were amazing! 100% recommend to all!

Michelle B

Family

Dec 2025

We had a lovely time. The music and dancing were fantastic, and the buffet was a hearty and delicious end to a fabulous day in Hawaii.

Donna F

United States

Group

2 weeks ago

All 3 of us loved the show, the VIP treatment, and backstage tour. So many memories watching Elvis and Michael on screen.

Patrick K

United States

Couple

Mar 2026

The Rock-A-Hula experience in Hawaii was absolutely amazing! 🌺🎶 From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was welcoming and full of island energy. The performers were incredibly talented, and the show was entertaining from start to finish with great music, dancing, and impressive costumes. It was such a fun way to experience Hawaiian culture along with classic rock and tribute performances. The buffet was also fantastic! 🍽️ There was a great variety of food, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. We especially enjoyed the Hawaiian dishes along with the desserts. It was the perfect way to start the evening before the show. Overall, the entire experience was well organized, fun, and memorable. If you're visiting Hawaii and looking for a night of great entertainment, good food, and authentic island vibes, this is definitely something you should do. Highly recommend! 🌴✨

Jason M

United States

Family

Apr 2026

Our family had a blast at this Luau! We got there at 5pm as requested - slightly worried we were late but there was plenty of time to drink the fruity bottom shelf cocktails and find lots of cool local artisans selling their wares. We scored a few cool items like photos necklaces etc. Ths show started and one of this kids are our table started barfing under the table and then his drubk dad fell out of his chair rolling around in the barf. He recovered just as the Hula Dancers were taking the stage. When the large Mom from that family got back from the dessert table - she realiized she better take them togo because her boys were a mess. Anyhow - after some uncontrollable laughter from this SNL like sketch - we recovredd and very much enjoyed the show and felt bad for the drunk barfing family who missed the amazing local talent on display. We loved the food and all the entertainment really delivered!! 5 stars and lots of lols.

Danielle H

United States

Group

Feb 2026

#The show was great, including the music, costumes, dancing, humor, etc. The food was far better than expected, and we loved the chicken! We also liked the stations where guests could make woven head/wrist bands, etc., which was a nice touch. The only feedback we would have is the lines at the beginning. We waited in line to check-in and get a wrist band, only to be put in another line to enter and receive welcome necklace. As we were treating a visiting business partners to dinner, we were dismayed to find that the 2 free drink cards we received per person did not apply to the rum drinks. Overall, was a great show and worth the visit.

Why you should attend a luau

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An authentic Hawaiian cultural experience

Traditional ceremonies, food, celebrations, dance, music, and entertainment all come together to create a one-of-a-kind experience that you won’t find anywhere else. Right from the elaborate feast to the extravagant festivities, it’s a Hawaiian tradition you simply cannot miss.

Embrace the Aloha spirit

Aloha is more than just a welcome, it’s a way of life. The Aloha spirit signifies love, mutual respect, and compassion that the people of Hawaii use as principles to live by. Your luau experience starts with a traditional greeting where you are offered a lei, and through the evening, you get to witness this philosophy in practice.

Hawaiian food and its methods of cooking

The feast features authentic Hawaiian cuisine like kalua pig, poi, poke, and lau lau, accompanied by live music and traditional ceremonies. Don’t miss the imu ceremony, where the pig is unearthed from the underground oven and prepared for the meal—an enduring cultural tradition.

Hula and fire dancing

Hula and fire dancing create a blend of storytelling, excitement, and entertainment that adds to a luau experience. Each move and gesture in the hula dance has a symbolic meaning attached to it, and the entire dance takes you through the history and mythology of Hawaiian culture. Fire dancing showcases the bravery and skill of the Polynesian cultures.

Live music

Traditional Hawaiian live music is an integral part of a luau. It creates the atmosphere and festive spirit and enriches the performances and shows. Popular instruments used for the performances include the ukulele, steel guitars, and slack-key guitars.

Live shows and performances

A live show after the feast is not just for entertainment, it’s their way of preserving and retelling Hawaiian history and traditions through performance art. The shows are an engaging and captivating way of portraying the Polynesian culture and values, and a mesmerizing event to witness.

Things to know before booking a luau

The location of the luau: There are multiple luau options available in Oahu since it’s such a celebrated Hawaiian tradition. The feasts happen nearly every day at many locations, so book one that is close to where you are staying or the most accessible for you. Mauka Warriors Luau is in Kapolei, in the heart of Honolulu, whereas Rock-A-Hula Luau is located close to popular resorts in Waikiki. If you're looking for an adventure outside of Oahu, then Lu’au Kalamaku offers the ideal experience in the Kilohana Plantations.
What comes with the feast: The inclusions, amenities, and entertainment options vary based on the luau you select. For example, you can visit the artisan market at the Lu’au Kalamaku or experience a Broadway-style live show if you choose the Rock-A-Hula Show with your luau in Waikiki.
Types of booking options available within the luau: There are many upgrades and inclusions available within the same luau experience. The Mauka Warriors Luau upgrades include additional drink coupons, preferred seating for the live show, souvenir gifts, and a complimentary welcome Mai Tai. With your Rock-A-Hula Show tickets you can add a luau feast, hula lessons, a backstage tour, and a welcome lei with your upgrade. If you opt for Lu’au Kalamaku, then you get preferred seating with your upgrade.

Choosing the perfect luau

Mauka Warriors Luau

The Mauka Warriors are dedicated to honoring their cultural heritage through authentic storytelling in their luau. Their performances are both entertaining and educational, bringing Polynesian history to life with the guidance of cultural experts. Guests can enjoy immersive experiences like hula lessons, headband weaving, temporary tattoos, and kava tasting—making the luau an interactive celebration of tradition.

Recommended experience:

Mauka Warriors Luau Tickets

Rock-A-Hula Show Tickets with Optional Waikiki Luau Buffet

If you’re looking for a dramatic and entertaining Broadway-style show with your luau buffet, then the Rock-A-Hula show might be the perfect choice for you. They also have the largest cast in Waikiki and offer hula lessons, tableside ukulele music, and a chance to meet the cast after the performance is over.

Recommended experience:

Rock-A-Hula Show Tickets with Optional Waikiki Luau Buffet

Lu’au Kalamaku

Lu’au Kalamaku is located off the island of Oahu, in Kauai, on the historic Kilohana Plantation. It offers a different luau experience from the rest because you can visit the railway, the local artisan market, the agricultural park, and more on your way to the luau. The live show includes a dramatic retelling of the tale of Kalamaku, and you get to enjoy an open bar with the experience as well.

Recommended experience:

Lu’au Kalamaku Tickets

Know before you go

Performers posing pre- cultural show photos at the Mauka Warriors Luau, Hawaii

Mauka Warriors Luau: 5pm to 9pm, Sunday & Tuesday to Friday
Rock-A-Hula Show Luau, Waikiki: 5:30pm to 9pm, Monday to Thursday & Saturday
Lu’au Kalamaku: 5pm to 8:30pm, Monday, Tuesday, & Friday

Guests sitting around during a food making activity at Mauka Warriors Luau

Peak season (June to mid-September, mid-December to early January)
During peak season, the luaus are at their liveliest, with large crowds and high-energy performances that make every evening feel like a celebration. This is the best time for families, honeymooners, and first-time visitors who want the full, festive island experience.
Shoulder season (April to May, mid-September to mid-December)
There is a more relaxed atmosphere with fewer crowds, with excellent weather and vibrant entertainment. This season is ideal for couples and cultural travelers looking for a calmer, more intimate experience.
Low season (January to March)
In the low season, luaus are quieter and more personal, giving you a chance to connect more deeply with the cultural elements of the evening. It’s a great time for budget-friendly travelers, solo explorers, or anyone seeking a peaceful luau experience.

Guests sitting in the car pointing at the destination.

Mauka Warriors Luau: 91-1780 Midway St, Kapolei, HI 96707, United States | Find on Maps
Closest bus stop: Roosevelt Ave + Opp Nassau Ave | Find on Maps
Rock-A-Hula Show Luau, Waikiki: 2201 Kalākaua Ave Building B, Level 4, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States | Find on Maps
Closest bus stop: Kalakaua Ave + Opp Seaside Ave | Find on Maps
Lu’au Kalamaku: 3-2087 Kaumualii Hwy, Lihue, HI 96766, United States | Find on Maps
Closest bus stop: Hokulei Village - Kaumualii Hwy | Find on Maps

Traditional Polynesian cuisine served on a platter at Germaine's Luau

While all luaus have staple Hawaiian food items such as the Kalua pork, rice, seasonal fish and vegetable dishes, coconut and pineapple-based foods, each one offers their own take on the rich and flavorful cuisine. You can find the menu for each luau below.

Mauka Warriors Luau: Menu
Rock-A-Hula Show Luau, Waikiki: Menu
Lu’au Kalamaku: Menu

The food items are seasonal and subject to change based on availability.

Guests participating in Coconut cracking activity at Mauka Warriors Luau

Each luau experience comes with its own charm, and they all share the following common elements. Your itinerary or schedule will include:

Check-in: Arrive at the location at least 15 minutes before your luau begins. Show a valid ID and proceed to check in for the experience.
Welcome: A lei greeting in traditional Aloha spirit starts off your luau experience on a festive note.
Pre-dinner activities: This may include live music, hula performances, and other interactive experiences, depending on the luau.
Luau feast: The dinner is served with live music to keep you engaged and entertained.
Show: The narration of the history and mythology of the Polynesian people told through a live show with performances, fire-knife dances, and other elaborate dances.

Guests posing with a traditonally dressed Polynesian woman with kākau at Mauka Warriors Luau

Dress for comfort, not glamor. The dress code is casual and festive. Sundresses, Hawaiian shirts, florals, and tropical clothing are welcome and appreciated.
Be respectful to all the other guests and the hosts for the evening. The Aloha spirit is all about kindness, love, and generosity, and the luau is a manifestation of this spirit. Give the same level of respect and regard that’s being extended to you.
Be discreet during performances. If you need to make an exit during a hula performance or during the live show, be as quiet and discreet as possible so as not to cause any disturbances.
Respect the Hawaiians and their culture. While everything may not be to your taste and liking, be mindful of the fact that they are including you in a very intimate Hawaiian cultural practice.
Engage with the activities when you can. The immersion in Hawaiian culture can be a great experience, so if there are activities such as hula dancing lessons that you can take during your luau, you should definitely go for it!

Luau Kalamaku, imu roasted dishes at the buffet

Food accommodations: If you have any allergies or dietary restrictions, just inform the luau you have booked 24 hours in advance, and they will make all the necessary arrangements.
Transportation: Mauka Warriors Luau, Lu’au Kalamaku, Chief’s Luau, and Germaine’s Luau all offer pick-up options you can select on your purchase, or you can also choose to drive.
Parking: Parking is available at all luau venues.
Accessibility: If you require any other form of assistance in terms of mobility or aid in accessibility, inform the luau hosts at least 24 hours in advance so they can make necessary provisions if possible.

Lady serving traditional Hawaiian drink to guest at Mauka Warriors Luau pre-show activity, Hawaii.

Carry some cash in hand to offer as tips and gratuities to your servers and performers. 15-20% of the total cost of the experience is considered to be an appropriate amount. If the service and performance have been exceptional, then you can show your appreciation by tipping the performers accordingly.
Wear comfortable shoes and light, airy clothing so that you can participate in any activities freely. Sundresses and Aloha outfits pair perfectly with hula lessons, interactive workshops, or walking through a craft fair at a plantation before your luau!
Book your luau tickets in advance, especially if you are planning to visit during summer. They fill up quickly, so booking at least 6 to 8 weeks before is highly recommended.
Bring along your festive spirit! Luaus are a celebration, and the experience calls for some Aloha spirit and a lot of enthusiasm.

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)
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.

Experience a vibrant Hawaiian luau with live entertainment from the original World Fire-Knife Dance Champion and a traditional feast.

Everything you get: Enjoy a globally recognized Polynesian show hosted by Chief Sielu, known as one of the funniest Polynesian entertainers, featuring a world-renowned fire-knife dance. Delight in a traditional Hawaiian feast with unlimited access to a luau buffet, and receive a warm lei greeting upon arrival.
Why choose this: This experience offers a blend of traditional cultural immersion and world-famous entertainment, making it perfect for families and groups seeking an authentic Hawaiian celebration.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Royal (front-section) and Paradise (mid-section) seating, with additional beverages, round-trip transportation, souvenirs, and a choice of lei greeting.

Inclusions #

Buffet-style Hawaiian luau (Menu)
Live Hawaiian show (seating based on option selected):
- Aloha section (terrace)
- Paradise section (mid-section)
- Royal section (front-section)
Lei greeting (shell lei, kukui nut lei, fresh flower lei) (as per option selected)
Adult beverages (1-3) (as per option selected)
Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels (as per option selected)
Complimentary Mai Tai greeting (as per option selected)
Souvenir gift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Additional beverages beyond those included in each ticket
Special requests not included in your ticket
Gratuities

What to bring

Bring a passport or ID card for age verification.
Consider bringing a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

What’s not allowed

Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
Flash photography and video recording during performances are prohibited.

Accessibility

The venue is wheelchair accessible, with ADA-compliant parking available.
Sign language interpretation is available with advance notice.

Additional information

Please arrive 20 minutes before the luau festivities begin to check in.
Open Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays; closed on Saturdays except select times of the year.
Alcoholic beverages are only available for those who are 21 years or older with a valid ID.

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

Beachfront luau & live show where Disney's Lilo & Stitch movie was filmed, with exciting pre-luau activities & festivities.

Everything you get: Experience a backyard-style Hawaiian luau in a beachfront setting, under the open sky. Start with a lei greeting, make your own accessory, or get a temporary Polynesian-motif tattoo before your meal. Feast on the Hawaiian-American luau buffet, & enjoy cultural performances such as hula dancing, a thrilling fire-knife show & immerse yourself in the live show about Polynesian culture & its evolution in Hawaii.
Why choose this: Perfect for those who want to enjoy an evening of festivities under the stars, families with kids who want a Disney-favorite experience & participate in engaging cultural activities, and those who want to learn about Polynesian history & culture through immersive storytelling.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Original Luau (with central area seating) to enjoy additional complimentary beverages and souvenir gifts. Or choose the Plumeria Luau (VIP seating) experience for initial table service during the luau, round-trip transportation from Waikiki, Express Bar privileges, free parking, & souvenirs.

Inclusions #

Hawaiian-American luau dinner (Menu)
Live Polynesian show
1 Drink ticket for 21+ years (number of drink tickets varies based on option selected)
Complimentary soft drinks & coffee
Shell or Kukui nut lei greeting upon arrival (based on option selected)
Open seating on the perimeter or central section in the dining area (based on option selected)
VIP Seating in the dining area and Imu Ceremony (based on option selected)
Souvenir gift (based on option selected)
Plumeria express bar window (based on option selected)
3 non-alcoholic drink tickets for kids (per ticketed Jr & Child)
Round-trip motor coach transportation from Waikiki (based on option selected)
Free parking (based on option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID with you for the experience.

Accessibility

The experience is wheelchair-accessible.

Additional information

There is paid parking available on-site (at a $5 charge).
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.
Your activities explained:
Kupe’e: A fresh floral accessory handcrafted and typically used as a hairpiece, or an accessory you can wear around your ankle or wrist.
Moko art: The art of Polynesian tattoo making using traditional Polynesian motifs.
Imu & Imu ceremony: Imus are large underground ovens used in cooking, typically in luaus or other festive celebrations. The imu is prepared by digging a pit, heating rocks inside it, layering it with vegetation and the food, and finally covering it for an extended period of time till the food is steamed & roasted.
The Imu ceremony is the process of uncovering the lid, taking the prepared food out, and preparing it for the luau, to showcase the art of this ancient cooking method in practice.

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

Witness a Broadway-style show at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, with Hawaiian music, fire-knife dancing, and hula.

Everything you get: Watch the dazzling Rock-A-Hula stage show, the largest in Waikiki. Travel in time with the cast as they take you on a journey from the 1920s to the present day, showing you the evolution of Hawaiian culture through music, dance, and the famous fire-knife performances. Celebrate with the cast during your meet & greet after the show.
Why choose this: Enjoy Waikiki’s biggest stage show, where Hawaiian tradition meets Broadway flair, with tributes to legends like Elvis Presley & Michael Jackson, in the state-of-the-art Royal Hawaiian Theater.
Upgrades: Upgrade your experience to enjoy a delicious luau buffet with island cuisine. Delight in live tableside ukulele music, and hula dancing lessons, or exclusive backstage tours.

Inclusions #

Rock-A-Hula show (as per option selected)
Rock-A-Hula cast meet and greet (as per option selected)
Buffet-style luau feast (Menu) (as per option selected)
Live music and hula performances (as per option selected)
Hula lessons (as per option selected)
Fresh orchid lei (as per option selected)
Exclusive reception & backstage tour (as per option selected)
Mai Tai (as per option selected)
Premium beverage (as per option selected)
Champagne (as per option selected)
Souvenir photos - 1 per 2 persons (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Transfers to/from the venue
Gratuities

It's recommended you check in at least 15 minutes prior to the beginning of your experience.
Carry a valid photo ID with you for the experience.
The cast, menu, and offerings are subject to change based on availability.
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.
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.

What to bring

Carry a valid ID with you for the experience.

What's not allowed

Outside food & beverages are not permitted at the luau.

Additional information

Arrive at least 15 minutes before the luau begins to ensure a smooth check-in.
Menu items may vary depending on season and ingredient availability (menu).
On-site valet parking is available for $10 per car.

Know your leis:

What is a lei: A garland or necklace presented as a gesture of love, honor, respect, or friendship in Hawaiian culture.
Shell lei: Crafted from native shells, these long-lasting adornments are uniquely Hawaiian and serve as a lasting keepsake.
Flower lei: Made from fresh flowers and greenery, they reflect the Aloha spirit and are gifted to welcome, celebrate, and show affection.
Hula: A traditional Hawaiian dance that blends chants, music, and movement to share stories of history, nature, and mythology. Today, modern hula may also include song and the ukulele.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Moana Celebrity seating in the front section
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Dinner table service
Complimentary welcome Mai Tai
2-drink voucher
Souvenir gift
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Fresh flower lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

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

Enjoy a live Polynesian show with an authentic Hawaiian luau feast set in a historic location in the heart of Honolulu.

Everything you get: Start with a fresh flower lei greeting and enjoy pre-luau cultural activities that include hula lessons, lei making, and headband weaving. Savor a delicious spread of farm-to-table food for your luau feast, and end your evening with a captivating performance of Polynesian history with front seating in the mid-section for the show.
Why choose this: A great evening for families, those who want to experience Hawaiian traditions and culture, and people looking for immersive & interactive experiences close to Waikiki.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Front seating in the mid-section for the live show
2-drink voucher
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Fresh flower lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Carry a valid ID for verification at the entrance.

What's not allowed

The luau does not allow any outside food or beverages to be brought in.

Additional information

Guests should arrive 15 minutes early to ensure smooth entry and check-in.
The menu may be adjusted based on seasonal ingredients and local availability.
On-site valet parking is offered for $10 per car.

Know your leis

What is a lei: A decorative necklace exchanged as a sign of love, respect, or friendship.
Shell lei: Made from Hawaiian shells, known for their longevity and cultural significance.
Flower lei: Freshly made from blossoms and leaves, representing joy and welcome.
Hula: A graceful Hawaiian dance expressing history, mythology, and nature through song and movement.

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

A cultural voyage across Polynesia with live performances, interactive activities, and a farm-to-table feast.

Everything you get: Start with a welcome lei greeting, followed by immersive, hands-on cultural activities such as lei making & headband weaving, and participate in hula lessons. Enjoy a farm-to-table Hawaiian luau feast, and end your luau with a thrilling performance that narrates the history of the people across the Pacific Islands.
Why choose this: An authentic luau experience set in a historic location, the Aloha Tower, for a family-friendly, festive, and engaging evening immersed in Hawaiian culture.
Upgrades: Upgrade to enjoy premium or VIP seating, added beverages, souvenir gifts, a choice of leis, and more to your experience with the Moana Splash, Moana Premium, and Moana Celebrity packages.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Drink voucher (as per option selected)
Lei greeting (type of lei varies as per option selected)
Seating options - VIP, premium, mid-section, and classic (as per option selected)
Dinner table service (as per option selected)
Complimentary welcome Mai Tai (as per option selected)
Souvenir gift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Bring a government-issued ID for entry verification.

What's not allowed

Food and beverages from outside the venue are not allowed at the luau.

Additional information

Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for hassle-free check-in.
Menu selections can differ depending on season and ingredient sourcing.
Valet parking is available on-site for $10 per car.

Know your leis

Lei definition: A traditional Hawaiian garland or necklace symbolizing love, respect, and welcome.
Flower lei: Freshly crafted from flowers and foliage, it’s a gesture of celebration and affection.
Shell lei: These are handmade from local shells and make for lasting Hawaiian keepsakes.
Hula: The iconic Hawaiian dance that narrates stories through rhythmic movements, chants, and song.

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

Enjoy mid-section seating for the live show, along with immersive activities, and a cultural voyage across the Pacific Islands.

Everything you get: Engaging cultural activities such as hula lessons, lei making, and headband weaving, followed by a fresh, farm-to-table Hawaiian luau feast, and an immersive live Polynesian performance with mid-section seating. You get 2 drink vouchers & a shell lei greeting upon arrival with this experience.
Why choose this: Immerse yourself in an authentic Hawaiian luau experience set in an iconic landmark of Honolulu, close to Waikiki.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Mid-section seating for the live show
2-drink voucher
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Shell lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Ensure you have a valid ID when attending the event.

What's not allowed

Guests may not bring outside food or drinks to the luau.

Additional information

Arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before the luau for check-in.
The menu may change seasonally, depending on available ingredients.
On-site valet parking is provided at $10 per vehicle.

Know your leis

Lei: A necklace or garland representing Hawaiian values of love, respect, and hospitality.
Shell lei: Made from native shells, these long-lasting pieces are perfect keepsakes.
Flower lei: Created from fresh blossoms, they embody warmth and the spirit of Aloha.
Hula: A storytelling dance combining music, chanting, and movement to celebrate Hawaii’s traditions and legends.

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

Experience an award-winning luau known for its story of 'Kalamaku', the journey & evolution of Tahitian people, their legends, and mythology, set in a historic location.

Everything you get: Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian luau with a buffet feast made with local, fresh, and seasonal ingredients, an open bar, and a lei greeting. Explore a local craft fair and the Plantation to learn about its history, then watch an award-winning show with hula, Tahitian drumming, and fire knife performances.
Why choose this: Learn about the history & mythology of the Tahitian people in Hawaii, told in a captivating live show with elaborate costumes, hula & fire dance performances, and enjoy exploring the historic Kilohana Plantation lands for an immersive cultural experience.
Upgrades: Upgrade to get an up-close view of the performance or elevated seating for the live show, based on the option selected.

Inclusions #

Buffet-style luau feast (Menu)
Award-winning Kalamaku show (preferred seating options available on selection)
Flower lei
Open bar
Hula dance performance
Fire poi balls, traditional fire knife dancing
Craft fair featuring local artisans
Live music
Access to the shops, restaurants, and attractions at Kilohana Plantation (admission & additional charges not included)

Exclusions #

Gratuities

Your ticket does not include the journey on the Kauai Plantation Railway from the craft fair.
The experience starts at 5pm with the craft fair and ends by 8:30pm, with ceremonies & performances starting from 6:15pm.
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.
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.
Imu & Imu ceremony: Imus are large underground ovens used in cooking, typically in luaus or other festive celebrations. The imu is prepared by digging a pit, heating rocks inside it, layering it with vegetation and the food, and finally covering it for an extended period of time till the food is steamed & roasted. The Imu ceremony is the process of uncovering the lid, taking the prepared food out, and preparing it for the luau, to showcase the art of this ancient cooking method in practice.
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 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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)
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.

Experience a vibrant Hawaiian luau with live entertainment from the original World Fire-Knife Dance Champion and a traditional feast.

Everything you get: Enjoy a globally recognized Polynesian show hosted by Chief Sielu, known as one of the funniest Polynesian entertainers, featuring a world-renowned fire-knife dance. Delight in a traditional Hawaiian feast with unlimited access to a luau buffet, and receive a warm lei greeting upon arrival.
Why choose this: This experience offers a blend of traditional cultural immersion and world-famous entertainment, making it perfect for families and groups seeking an authentic Hawaiian celebration.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Royal (front-section) and Paradise (mid-section) seating, with additional beverages, round-trip transportation, souvenirs, and a choice of lei greeting.

Inclusions #

Buffet-style Hawaiian luau (Menu)
Live Hawaiian show (seating based on option selected):
- Aloha section (terrace)
- Paradise section (mid-section)
- Royal section (front-section)
Lei greeting (shell lei, kukui nut lei, fresh flower lei) (as per option selected)
Adult beverages (1-3) (as per option selected)
Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels (as per option selected)
Complimentary Mai Tai greeting (as per option selected)
Souvenir gift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Additional beverages beyond those included in each ticket
Special requests not included in your ticket
Gratuities

What to bring

Bring a passport or ID card for age verification.
Consider bringing a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

What’s not allowed

Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
Flash photography and video recording during performances are prohibited.

Accessibility

The venue is wheelchair accessible, with ADA-compliant parking available.
Sign language interpretation is available with advance notice.

Additional information

Please arrive 20 minutes before the luau festivities begin to check in.
Open Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays; closed on Saturdays except select times of the year.
Alcoholic beverages are only available for those who are 21 years or older with a valid ID.

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

Beachfront luau & live show where Disney's Lilo & Stitch movie was filmed, with exciting pre-luau activities & festivities.

Everything you get: Experience a backyard-style Hawaiian luau in a beachfront setting, under the open sky. Start with a lei greeting, make your own accessory, or get a temporary Polynesian-motif tattoo before your meal. Feast on the Hawaiian-American luau buffet, & enjoy cultural performances such as hula dancing, a thrilling fire-knife show & immerse yourself in the live show about Polynesian culture & its evolution in Hawaii.
Why choose this: Perfect for those who want to enjoy an evening of festivities under the stars, families with kids who want a Disney-favorite experience & participate in engaging cultural activities, and those who want to learn about Polynesian history & culture through immersive storytelling.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Original Luau (with central area seating) to enjoy additional complimentary beverages and souvenir gifts. Or choose the Plumeria Luau (VIP seating) experience for initial table service during the luau, round-trip transportation from Waikiki, Express Bar privileges, free parking, & souvenirs.

Inclusions #

Hawaiian-American luau dinner (Menu)
Live Polynesian show
1 Drink ticket for 21+ years (number of drink tickets varies based on option selected)
Complimentary soft drinks & coffee
Shell or Kukui nut lei greeting upon arrival (based on option selected)
Open seating on the perimeter or central section in the dining area (based on option selected)
VIP Seating in the dining area and Imu Ceremony (based on option selected)
Souvenir gift (based on option selected)
Plumeria express bar window (based on option selected)
3 non-alcoholic drink tickets for kids (per ticketed Jr & Child)
Round-trip motor coach transportation from Waikiki (based on option selected)
Free parking (based on option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID with you for the experience.

Accessibility

The experience is wheelchair-accessible.

Additional information

There is paid parking available on-site (at a $5 charge).
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.
Your activities explained:
Kupe’e: A fresh floral accessory handcrafted and typically used as a hairpiece, or an accessory you can wear around your ankle or wrist.
Moko art: The art of Polynesian tattoo making using traditional Polynesian motifs.
Imu & Imu ceremony: Imus are large underground ovens used in cooking, typically in luaus or other festive celebrations. The imu is prepared by digging a pit, heating rocks inside it, layering it with vegetation and the food, and finally covering it for an extended period of time till the food is steamed & roasted.
The Imu ceremony is the process of uncovering the lid, taking the prepared food out, and preparing it for the luau, to showcase the art of this ancient cooking method in practice.

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

Witness a Broadway-style show at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, with Hawaiian music, fire-knife dancing, and hula.

Everything you get: Watch the dazzling Rock-A-Hula stage show, the largest in Waikiki. Travel in time with the cast as they take you on a journey from the 1920s to the present day, showing you the evolution of Hawaiian culture through music, dance, and the famous fire-knife performances. Celebrate with the cast during your meet & greet after the show.
Why choose this: Enjoy Waikiki’s biggest stage show, where Hawaiian tradition meets Broadway flair, with tributes to legends like Elvis Presley & Michael Jackson, in the state-of-the-art Royal Hawaiian Theater.
Upgrades: Upgrade your experience to enjoy a delicious luau buffet with island cuisine. Delight in live tableside ukulele music, and hula dancing lessons, or exclusive backstage tours.

Inclusions #

Rock-A-Hula show (as per option selected)
Rock-A-Hula cast meet and greet (as per option selected)
Buffet-style luau feast (Menu) (as per option selected)
Live music and hula performances (as per option selected)
Hula lessons (as per option selected)
Fresh orchid lei (as per option selected)
Exclusive reception & backstage tour (as per option selected)
Mai Tai (as per option selected)
Premium beverage (as per option selected)
Champagne (as per option selected)
Souvenir photos - 1 per 2 persons (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Transfers to/from the venue
Gratuities

It's recommended you check in at least 15 minutes prior to the beginning of your experience.
Carry a valid photo ID with you for the experience.
The cast, menu, and offerings are subject to change based on availability.
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.
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.

What to bring

Carry a valid ID with you for the experience.

What's not allowed

Outside food & beverages are not permitted at the luau.

Additional information

Arrive at least 15 minutes before the luau begins to ensure a smooth check-in.
Menu items may vary depending on season and ingredient availability (menu).
On-site valet parking is available for $10 per car.

Know your leis:

What is a lei: A garland or necklace presented as a gesture of love, honor, respect, or friendship in Hawaiian culture.
Shell lei: Crafted from native shells, these long-lasting adornments are uniquely Hawaiian and serve as a lasting keepsake.
Flower lei: Made from fresh flowers and greenery, they reflect the Aloha spirit and are gifted to welcome, celebrate, and show affection.
Hula: A traditional Hawaiian dance that blends chants, music, and movement to share stories of history, nature, and mythology. Today, modern hula may also include song and the ukulele.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Moana Celebrity seating in the front section
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Dinner table service
Complimentary welcome Mai Tai
2-drink voucher
Souvenir gift
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Fresh flower lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

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

Enjoy a live Polynesian show with an authentic Hawaiian luau feast set in a historic location in the heart of Honolulu.

Everything you get: Start with a fresh flower lei greeting and enjoy pre-luau cultural activities that include hula lessons, lei making, and headband weaving. Savor a delicious spread of farm-to-table food for your luau feast, and end your evening with a captivating performance of Polynesian history with front seating in the mid-section for the show.
Why choose this: A great evening for families, those who want to experience Hawaiian traditions and culture, and people looking for immersive & interactive experiences close to Waikiki.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Front seating in the mid-section for the live show
2-drink voucher
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Fresh flower lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Carry a valid ID for verification at the entrance.

What's not allowed

The luau does not allow any outside food or beverages to be brought in.

Additional information

Guests should arrive 15 minutes early to ensure smooth entry and check-in.
The menu may be adjusted based on seasonal ingredients and local availability.
On-site valet parking is offered for $10 per car.

Know your leis

What is a lei: A decorative necklace exchanged as a sign of love, respect, or friendship.
Shell lei: Made from Hawaiian shells, known for their longevity and cultural significance.
Flower lei: Freshly made from blossoms and leaves, representing joy and welcome.
Hula: A graceful Hawaiian dance expressing history, mythology, and nature through song and movement.

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

A cultural voyage across Polynesia with live performances, interactive activities, and a farm-to-table feast.

Everything you get: Start with a welcome lei greeting, followed by immersive, hands-on cultural activities such as lei making & headband weaving, and participate in hula lessons. Enjoy a farm-to-table Hawaiian luau feast, and end your luau with a thrilling performance that narrates the history of the people across the Pacific Islands.
Why choose this: An authentic luau experience set in a historic location, the Aloha Tower, for a family-friendly, festive, and engaging evening immersed in Hawaiian culture.
Upgrades: Upgrade to enjoy premium or VIP seating, added beverages, souvenir gifts, a choice of leis, and more to your experience with the Moana Splash, Moana Premium, and Moana Celebrity packages.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Drink voucher (as per option selected)
Lei greeting (type of lei varies as per option selected)
Seating options - VIP, premium, mid-section, and classic (as per option selected)
Dinner table service (as per option selected)
Complimentary welcome Mai Tai (as per option selected)
Souvenir gift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Bring a government-issued ID for entry verification.

What's not allowed

Food and beverages from outside the venue are not allowed at the luau.

Additional information

Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for hassle-free check-in.
Menu selections can differ depending on season and ingredient sourcing.
Valet parking is available on-site for $10 per car.

Know your leis

Lei definition: A traditional Hawaiian garland or necklace symbolizing love, respect, and welcome.
Flower lei: Freshly crafted from flowers and foliage, it’s a gesture of celebration and affection.
Shell lei: These are handmade from local shells and make for lasting Hawaiian keepsakes.
Hula: The iconic Hawaiian dance that narrates stories through rhythmic movements, chants, and song.

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

Enjoy mid-section seating for the live show, along with immersive activities, and a cultural voyage across the Pacific Islands.

Everything you get: Engaging cultural activities such as hula lessons, lei making, and headband weaving, followed by a fresh, farm-to-table Hawaiian luau feast, and an immersive live Polynesian performance with mid-section seating. You get 2 drink vouchers & a shell lei greeting upon arrival with this experience.
Why choose this: Immerse yourself in an authentic Hawaiian luau experience set in an iconic landmark of Honolulu, close to Waikiki.

Inclusions #

Live Polynesian show
Farm-to-table buffet luau feast (Menu)
Mid-section seating for the live show
2-drink voucher
Cultural activities, including:
- Lei-making
- Hula lessons
- Headband weaving
Shell lei greeting

Exclusions #

Gratuities
Valet parking (available for $10 per vehicle)
Transportation to/from Waikiki

What to bring

Ensure you have a valid ID when attending the event.

What's not allowed

Guests may not bring outside food or drinks to the luau.

Additional information

Arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before the luau for check-in.
The menu may change seasonally, depending on available ingredients.
On-site valet parking is provided at $10 per vehicle.

Know your leis

Lei: A necklace or garland representing Hawaiian values of love, respect, and hospitality.
Shell lei: Made from native shells, these long-lasting pieces are perfect keepsakes.
Flower lei: Created from fresh blossoms, they embody warmth and the spirit of Aloha.
Hula: A storytelling dance combining music, chanting, and movement to celebrate Hawaii’s traditions and legends.

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

Experience an award-winning luau known for its story of 'Kalamaku', the journey & evolution of Tahitian people, their legends, and mythology, set in a historic location.

Everything you get: Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian luau with a buffet feast made with local, fresh, and seasonal ingredients, an open bar, and a lei greeting. Explore a local craft fair and the Plantation to learn about its history, then watch an award-winning show with hula, Tahitian drumming, and fire knife performances.
Why choose this: Learn about the history & mythology of the Tahitian people in Hawaii, told in a captivating live show with elaborate costumes, hula & fire dance performances, and enjoy exploring the historic Kilohana Plantation lands for an immersive cultural experience.
Upgrades: Upgrade to get an up-close view of the performance or elevated seating for the live show, based on the option selected.

Inclusions #

Buffet-style luau feast (Menu)
Award-winning Kalamaku show (preferred seating options available on selection)
Flower lei
Open bar
Hula dance performance
Fire poi balls, traditional fire knife dancing
Craft fair featuring local artisans
Live music
Access to the shops, restaurants, and attractions at Kilohana Plantation (admission & additional charges not included)

Exclusions #

Gratuities

Your ticket does not include the journey on the Kauai Plantation Railway from the craft fair.
The experience starts at 5pm with the craft fair and ends by 8:30pm, with ceremonies & performances starting from 6:15pm.
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.
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.
Imu & Imu ceremony: Imus are large underground ovens used in cooking, typically in luaus or other festive celebrations. The imu is prepared by digging a pit, heating rocks inside it, layering it with vegetation and the food, and finally covering it for an extended period of time till the food is steamed & roasted. The Imu ceremony is the process of uncovering the lid, taking the prepared food out, and preparing it for the luau, to showcase the art of this ancient cooking method in practice.
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 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Mauka Warriors Luau

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.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

4 hr

Meals included

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Chief's Luau

Experience a vibrant Hawaiian luau with live entertainment from the original World Fire-Knife Dance Champion and a traditional feast.

Everything you get: Enjoy a globally recognized Polynesian show hosted by Chief Sielu, known as one of the funniest Polynesian entertainers, featuring a world-renowned fire-knife dance. Delight in a traditional Hawaiian feast with unlimited access to a luau buffet, and receive a warm lei greeting upon arrival.
Why choose this: This experience offers a blend of traditional cultural immersion and world-famous entertainment, making it perfect for families and groups seeking an authentic Hawaiian celebration.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Royal (front-section) and Paradise (mid-section) seating, with additional beverages, round-trip transportation, souvenirs, and a choice of lei greeting.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

3 hr 15 min

Transfers available

Meals included

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Germaine's Luau

Beachfront luau & live show where Disney's Lilo & Stitch movie was filmed, with exciting pre-luau activities & festivities.

Everything you get: Experience a backyard-style Hawaiian luau in a beachfront setting, under the open sky. Start with a lei greeting, make your own accessory, or get a temporary Polynesian-motif tattoo before your meal. Feast on the Hawaiian-American luau buffet, & enjoy cultural performances such as hula dancing, a thrilling fire-knife show & immerse yourself in the live show about Polynesian culture & its evolution in Hawaii.
Why choose this: Perfect for those who want to enjoy an evening of festivities under the stars, families with kids who want a Disney-favorite experience & participate in engaging cultural activities, and those who want to learn about Polynesian history & culture through immersive storytelling.
Upgrades: Upgrade to Original Luau (with central area seating) to enjoy additional complimentary beverages and souvenir gifts. Or choose the Plumeria Luau (VIP seating) experience for initial table service during the luau, round-trip transportation from Waikiki, Express Bar privileges, free parking, & souvenirs.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

3 hr 30 min

Transfers available

Meals included

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Rock-A-Hula Show

Witness a Broadway-style show at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, with Hawaiian music, fire-knife dancing, and hula.

Everything you get: Watch the dazzling Rock-A-Hula stage show, the largest in Waikiki. Travel in time with the cast as they take you on a journey from the 1920s to the present day, showing you the evolution of Hawaiian culture through music, dance, and the famous fire-knife performances. Celebrate with the cast during your meet & greet after the show.
Why choose this: Enjoy Waikiki’s biggest stage show, where Hawaiian tradition meets Broadway flair, with tributes to legends like Elvis Presley & Michael Jackson, in the state-of-the-art Royal Hawaiian Theater.
Upgrades: Upgrade your experience to enjoy a delicious luau buffet with island cuisine. Delight in live tableside ukulele music, and hula dancing lessons, or exclusive backstage tours.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

1 hr 45 min - 4 hr 10 min

Meals included

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Ka Moana Luau: Moana Celebrity

What to bring

Carry a valid ID with you for the experience.

What's not allowed

Outside food & beverages are not permitted at the luau.

Additional information

Arrive at least 15 minutes before the luau begins to ensure a smooth check-in.
Menu items may vary depending on season and ingredient availability (menu).
On-site valet parking is available for $10 per car.

Know your leis:

What is a lei: A garland or necklace presented as a gesture of love, honor, respect, or friendship in Hawaiian culture.
Shell lei: Crafted from native shells, these long-lasting adornments are uniquely Hawaiian and serve as a lasting keepsake.
Flower lei: Made from fresh flowers and greenery, they reflect the Aloha spirit and are gifted to welcome, celebrate, and show affection.
Hula: A traditional Hawaiian dance that blends chants, music, and movement to share stories of history, nature, and mythology. Today, modern hula may also include song and the ukulele.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

2 hr 45 min

Meals included

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Luau Kalamaku

Experience an award-winning luau known for its story of 'Kalamaku', the journey & evolution of Tahitian people, their legends, and mythology, set in a historic location.

Everything you get: Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian luau with a buffet feast made with local, fresh, and seasonal ingredients, an open bar, and a lei greeting. Explore a local craft fair and the Plantation to learn about its history, then watch an award-winning show with hula, Tahitian drumming, and fire knife performances.
Why choose this: Learn about the history & mythology of the Tahitian people in Hawaii, told in a captivating live show with elaborate costumes, hula & fire dance performances, and enjoy exploring the historic Kilohana Plantation lands for an immersive cultural experience.
Upgrades: Upgrade to get an up-close view of the performance or elevated seating for the live show, based on the option selected.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

3 hr 30 min

Meals included

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