Top Hawaii Dinner and Show Tickets - page 2

Admire a new perspective on the Hawaiian sunset while enjoying a delicious dinner and live entertainment during this evening cruise from Honolulu—perfect for those celebrating a special occasion in Oahu. Upon boarding your vessel, enjoy a welcome toast with "Champagne". Dine on a multi-course seafood and steak, then enjoy live music and traditional Hawaiian cultural performances.

Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Hawaii with this unforgettable luau experience. Indulge in a delicious Polynesian dinner while witnessing Polynesia's history of wars and warriors through hula and fire dancing, embracing the spirit of aloha. Taking place on the sacred site of the Battle of Kipapa, enjoy music, warm hospitality, and connect with the heart and soul of the islands. The experience typically lasts about 4 hours.

Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture in the heart of Waikiki at the Paina Waikiki Luau. Enjoy music, dance, and a spectacular fiery finale. All packages include a lei greeting and mai tai cocktail; upgrade for general seating, with a buffet dinner, or VIP seating, which is close to the stage and includes a buffet dinner and additional cocktails.

Experience one of Maui’s top luau evenings with pre-booked admission to the Wailele Luau set on Kaanapali Beach. Enjoy a generous buffet dinner featuring bread service, pupus, a variety of entrées, a dessert station, and tropical drinks including beer and wine while you watch a thrilling live performance. Learn about the demi-god Maui through traditional kahiko dance with costumes, culminating in an extreme fire knife dance finale.

For travelers to Hawaii, experiencing a luau is often at the top of the bucket list. But with so many options to choose from, knowing what to look for is challenging. This evening luau at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki combines feasting and hula dancing with fire and knife performances to create an unforgettable night beneath the stars. Tailor your experience by choosing a show-only option or upgrading to premier seating.

Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture, without leaving Waikiki, at a luau that weaves together the storytelling, music, and hula of the islands. Enjoy an included cocktail before the show, and watch local lei artisans practice their craft. afterward opt to enjoy a buffet dinner filled with Hawaiian including poke and kalua pork.

Choosing between Oahu's many luau offerings can be tricky, but the Kaula Luau makes it easy to decide. Set along Ko Olina’s coastline, Kaula Luau pairs a Hawaiian feast with a cultural experience featuring hula, drumming, and fire-knife dancing. With dinner (if option selected), entertainment, and optional transportation bundled together, this immersive experience makes it easy to enjoy an authentic night of Polynesian culture without planning multiple activities.

We're Maui's only multicultural dance and arts center providing an inviting way to explore Hawai'i's heritage. Our one-of-a-kind costume museum and "Migrations" Dance Spectacular present the centuries of migrations to Hawaiʻi in a colorful and memorable performance. Our intimate venue allows for a casual, informal learning and entertaining experience.

Live drumming, traditional dances, and fire-knife performances create a thrilling luau dinner show centered on traditional Hawaiian culture. A beachfront sunset and dinner buffet (with special kids' options available) makes for an unforgettable evening. Book a general admission ticket for dinner and a show, or opt for the VIP choice to guarantee priority buffet access and front section seating.

Sort out your entertainment and dinner plans for the night with this popular Hawaii Island luau features shows from around Polynesia, with performances ranging from Fijian war dances to traditional Hawaiian hula. You and the whole family feast on a delicious Hawaiian buffet that pairs beautifully with the event’s open bar. The night is capped off by the thrilling action of a Samoan fire and knife show.

Experience Hawaiian culture in a spectacular setting with tickets to Feast and Fire Luau at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa. Prebooking tickets ensures you won't miss out on the popular seaside event—where you'll enjoy an included buffet dinner, performer photo opportunities, and an open bar featuring signature mai tai cocktails.

Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian experience and get unique insight into island life with this dining experience at Luau Kalamaku. Savor a buffet of classic Hawaiian favorites, beginning with an imu roast. Then watch a talented troupe of dancers and musicians as they enact legends from Hawaii’s history. The entertainment includes Polynesian hula dancers, flame throwers, and a parade of colorful costumes for a night out in Kauai you won’t soon forget.

Guarantee your chance to experience a luau in Kauai when you book in advance. Start with a gourmet four-course dinner and a Champagne toast at historic Kilohana Plantation. After dining, watch the Luau Kalamaku show from premium reserved seats as dancers and fire twirlers tell the story of the first Tahitian voyage to Hawaii.

Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture with a visit to a traditional luau. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel and take you to the luau, where you'll be greeted with a lei and a cocktail. During the course of the evening, you'll have your fill of Hawaiian food while watching a live Polynesian show. You'll also have the chance to participate in additional activities, including headband weaving.

Experience Big Island hospitality at a luau that features Hawai'ian food, drinks and entertainment. Sip drinks from an open bar as you enjoy a buffet style feast; sample kalua pig alongside seafood, fruits and salads, and finish your meal with an assortment of sweet island desserts. Watch the tropical stars appear as a series of talented performers depict the travels of Hawai’i Loa and his discovery of the Hawai’ian Islands.

The luau is held at the beautiful Mauna Lani, Auberge Collection at Kalāhuipuaʻa, which is a historical area where ancient Hawaiians mastered the art of aquaculture and where King Kamehameha came to recuperate and work in the fishponds. Guests are welcomed with a traditional Oli (chant) in preparation for preliminary activities with the cast. After the activities, watch as the pig is taken out of the traditional imu pit before it is prepared for the Hawaiian buffet. The program is capped off by a performance of traditional and modern Hula dances, along with the spectacular Samoan Siva Afi (fire knife dance).