


Admission
to 7 Villages
Long Canoe Pageant
Tram Tour of Laie
Guided Tour
Ambassador Buffet
"Ha" Night Show:
Premium Seating
Deelite Dessert
Adult $150.00 Child $115.00. Includes Mini Couch Transportation from your Waikiki Hotel.
You have come this far so there is no reason to sit in the back rows to see the show. This package includes Premium Seating close to the stage area and a smaller couch to ride to the Polynesian Cultural Center in style.
There are three different packages to choose from:
Polynesian
Cultural Center Alii
Luau Package
includes:
Admission to 7
Villages
Long Canoe Pageant
Tram Tour of Laie
Lei Greeting
Ali'i Luau Buffet
"Ha" Night Show:
Preferred Seating
Rate: Adults $91.95, Child 3 to 11 $67.00 plus tax and without transportation.
Polynesian Cultural Center Ambassador Prime Rib Luau Package includes:
Admission
to 7 Villages
Long Canoe Pageant
Tram Tour of Laie
Guided Tour
Ambassador Buffet
"Ha" Night Show:
Premium Seating
Deelite Dessert
Rate: Adults $123.95, Child 3 to 11 $88.00 plus tax and without transportation.
Polynesian Cultural Center Super Ambassador Package includes all of the above plus:
Admission to 7 Villages
Reserved Seats at Island
Demonstrations
Special Canoe Tour
Long Canoe Pageant
Tram Tour of Laie
w/ Reserved Seats
Traditional Kukui Nut Lei
Lei Greeting
Guided Tour
w/ Personal Tour Guide
Ambassador Dining
"Ha" Night Show:
w/ V.I.P. Seating
Pre-Show Backstage Tour
Deelite Dessert
Souvenir Video & Program
Rate: Adults $228.95, Child 3 to 11 $178.00 plus tax and without transportation.
There is also a vegetarian menu.
PLEASE ADD $22.00 PER PERSON FOR STANDARD COUCH WAIKIKI HOTEL TRANSPORTATION.
PLEASE ADD $30.00 PER PERSON FOR CURBSIDE MINI BUS WAIKIKI HOTEL TRANSPORTATION.
Seating Chart. You would be sitting in the green area.
The Polynesian Cultural Center Luau is the Winner of the coveted Kahili Award for preserving Hawaiian culture, the Ali'i Luau is considered the island's most authentic luau.
The secluded luau site includes a picturesque tropical lagoon, a 15-foot high waterfall and "imu" (the Hawaiian word for underground oven) in which the luau pig is baked.
Though the Polynesian Cultural Center Luau guests enjoy the breezy open-air setting of a Polynesian-style hut, the dining room seats more than 500 guests in comfort, even if it's raining outside.
The luau experience begins with each guest being greeted with a shell lei. Before the dinner program begins, guests gather at the imu pit to see the roast pig lifted off the steaming rocks of the underground oven.
The blowing of a conch shell announces the arrival of Hawaiian royalty, the Ali'i court. Ali'i were believed to be descendants of heavenly beings whose responsibility was to manage the affairs of the land and people on behalf of the gods.
The all-Hawaiian show begins with hula kahiko, or ancient dances, that tell stories of old Hawai'i, starting with the birth of King Kamehameha who unified the islands.
Women's, men's and children's hula dances take guests on a nostalgic tour of Hawaiian musical styles, including songs of the Thirties and Forties and the classic sounds of the Hawaiian steel guitar. Audience participation is an integral part of the program, with guests called on to help sing "Pearly Shells" and other favorites.
The doors at the Polynesian Cultural Center Luau open at 5:00 PM and the program begins at 5:30 PM. The luau wraps up by 6:30PM leaving guests enough time to do some shopping before the night show. They leave the Ali'i Luau with a warm feeling that comes from experiencing the food, flavor and fun of old and new Hawai'i.
Polynesian Cultural Center Luau provides the grandeur of the Royal Court and Polynesian Show extravaganza to a sumptuous all-you-can-eat feast with your favorite beverages and exotic cocktails, it's a fun-filled evening that will bring Hawaii home to your heart!
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Hotel Shuttle Service from your Waikiki Hotel.
Limited Space. . . so make your reservations early.