Theater / Indoor

日本人は、私たち2名だけでした。
お気遣いいただいたのか、見やすい席に案内していただきました。
英語力はかなり弱いので、演技前の別室での説明はほぼ聞き取れませんでしたが、緒川さんの演技中では日本語を多く入れていただいて、とても見やすく助かりました。
演技内容では、スライトの演目が多く(全部？)、見ごたえがありました。
最終演目のサムタイでは、お手伝いにご指名いただいたので、演技を拝見できなかったことが個人的に唯一残念なところでした。
マ... moreジックと直接関係ありませんが、観客とのからみごとに名前を聞かれて、それを演技終了まで覚えていらしたり、観客にストレスを与えずに笑いにするところも、地味にすばらしいです。
もし、またハワイに行ける際には、再び参加させていただきたいと思います。

Everything was first class and staff was very friendly

The show was entertaining and out of the ordinary. You won't find another show like this one on the island! Elvis and MJ both did a great job!

Food 4/10
Show 10/10

Food can be better. Show is great and you should add the pictures at discounted as part of the deal.

On July 19th, during our trip to Hawaii, my family and I (a party of 12) attended the Waikiki Luau with All-You-Can-Eat Buffet, Fire Dance & Rock-A-Hula. Unfortunately, it was one of the most disappointing experiences of... more our trip.

From the start, the event felt more like a tourist trap than a cultural celebration. The performers wore plastic grass skirts and danced on astroturf, which cheapened the experience and made it feel like a stylized imitation rather than a tribute to Hawaiian tradition.

The buffet was just as underwhelming. The meats were dry and chewy, and several of us left our meals half-eaten. We all ended up searching for food elsewhere after the show.

When purchasing tickets, we noted that they included premier seating for the show—something we specifically chose so the younger members of our group could engage and see the performance clearly. However, we were seated near the back with no explanation. The seating appeared entirely random, and there was no effort to honor the premier designation.

The show itself was bizarre. It was supposedly a journey through Hawaiian music and culture, but the execution was confusing. While we expected an Elvis tribute, it felt like a full concert with song after song. Then came a Michael Jackson impersonator performing Thriller and several other full-length songs. We learned during the show that he once performed at Aloha Stadium, but the connection felt forced and irrelevant. A few of us dozed off, while others sat in disbelief trying to make sense of it.

The performance dragged on far too long. With a tighter runtime and focus on authentic Hawaiian culture, it could have been enjoyable. The fire dancer was the highlight, but came too late to redeem the evening.

Overall, this luau was inauthentic, overpriced, and not worth it. We wouldn’t recommend it.

We enjoyed the dinner and of course the main Show ..we definitely will come back again.