Oahu · SHOW
9 reviewed
Out of 9 polynesian shows on this site, these 9 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below. Pick in five minutes and get back to the beach.
Waikiki luau buffet plus Rock-a-Hula show at Royal Hawaiian Center, with pineapple, Mai Tai, fire-knife dancing, and VIP options.
“Great show! Performers were very good! Food is great especially the pig and grilled chicken. Staff were so friendly!”
Sunset dinner cruise from Honolulu with 5-course lobster or steak, live music, cultural show, and Diamond Head views plus optional pickup.
“The food was good but no one tells you that there's a five course meal. So when we started eating we were unaware of how much more food was going to be coming. The music during dinner was so loud that it was unpleasant. The cultural dancing was really good”
Ka Moana Luau at Aloha Tower on Oahu: farm-to-table buffet, hands-on Polynesian activities, and a Sword of Fire show for about 150 minutes.
“Very friendly and talented performers. Dinner was pretty good too”
Honolulu sunset dinner cruise from Pier 8 with a Pacific Rim buffet, live onboard entertainment, and extra Friday fireworks at sea.
“Be sure you do your research and know what you're getting yourself into. Apparently there are different levels of dining, and we missed that information. We ended up on the first deck seated with other people. Very dated boat, tables, charis etc...food just okay. Don't expect a fine dining experience. Entertainers were fantastic, and they gave it their all. If I could go back in time I would have skipped this.”
Sail Waikiki at sunset with a 3-course dinner, BYOB cocktails, and Friday fireworks from the water with Prince Kuhio Tours.
“The cruise was outstanding. The atmosphere was awesome and the crew was very friendly. The food was very delicious, the beef plate was very tender and melted in your mouth. We would highly recommend this cruise to others.”
A 165-minute traditional Polynesian luau on a private Oahu beach, with fire performances, Samoan fire-knife dance, and an underground pig roast buffet.
“We loved it! The performers were incredible and the staff was friendly and awesome! Couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Absolutely worth it!”
A one-hour guided star show at Ko Olina with Saturn’s rings, Polynesian star navigation, and a powerful telescope.
“Greg was a great tour guide! We were able to see many interesting things with his telescope as well as things we can find with the naked eye from home!”
Victorian-style close-up magic at Hilton Waikiki with museum entry, free valet, Rum Punch, and an optional VIP front row.
“Most memorable magic show I have ever attended. I would definitely recommend this event.”
Explore six Polynesian villages at Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center, then take in the Hā: Breath of Life show with fire knife dancers.
“The final show was rather long but very beautiful, and the day was perfect. A magnificent and rich culture!”
