Duration
Free cancellation
Transfers included
Meals included
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Highlights
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Enjoy a backyard-style Hawaiian luau on a stunning beachfront area, offering a unique glimpse into Polynesian culture and hospitality under the stars.
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See the location where Disney's Lilo & Stitch movie was shot as you immerse yourself in the live cultural performances, including hula dances, fire-knife shows, and the Imu Ceremony.
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Savor your luau dinner with dishes blending the American-Hawaiian cuisines, featuring kalua pig roasted in an underground imu, island-style chicken, fresh local sides, and tropical desserts.
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Start off with a warm lei greeting and participate in pre-show festivities like craft and weaving lessons, and traditional Hawaiian tattoo making that immerse you in island traditions.
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Ideal for those who want to get into the Aloha spirit in an open-air setting, families & children who want lively and engaging activities, and those who want to learn more about Polynesian culture through vibrant storytelling & performances.
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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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Hawaiian-American luau dinner (Menu)
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Live Polynesian show
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1 Drink ticket for 21+ years (number of drink tickets varies based on option selected)
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Complimentary soft drinks & coffee
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Shell or Kukui nut lei greeting upon arrival (based on option selected)
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Open seating on the perimeter or central section in the dining area (based on option selected)
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VIP Seating in the dining area and Imu Ceremony (based on option selected)
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Souvenir gift (based on option selected)
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Plumeria express bar window (based on option selected)
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3 non-alcoholic drink tickets for kids (per ticketed Jr & Child)
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Round-trip motor coach transportation from Waikiki (based on option selected)
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Free parking (based on option selected)
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- Gratuities
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Enjoy Hawaiian-American style food for an evening right by the ocean, complete with delicious food, music, cultural activities, and a Polynesian live show.
Getting started
Start your experience with a welcome lei greeting and proceed to check in with your ID.
What to expect
Germaine’s Luau
A beachside Hawaiian luau experience for a laidback, festive evening and immersive Polynesian cultural showcase.
Features
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Hawaiian-American Luau dinner: Feast on an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring a blend of Hawaiian and American dishes.
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Imu ceremony: Watch the traditional imu ceremony, where a kalua pig is unearthed from an underground oven.
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Live show and performances: Enjoy spectacular live performances including hula, fire knife dancing, and music from across Polynesia.
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Pre-luau activities: Participate in hands-on cultural activities before your dinner, such as a fresh floral hairpiece or Kupe’e making experience, or get a temporary Polynesian tattoo (Moko) art.
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Beachfront location: Capture the sunset and coastal views from your table on the beach.
Elevate your experience by upgrading to front-row seating for the live show (seat map), premium leis, extra drinks, or round-trip transportation from Waikiki.
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What to bring
- Carry a valid photo ID with you for the experience.
Accessibility
- The experience is wheelchair-accessible.
Additional information
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There is paid parking available on-site (at a $5 charge).
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The timings and itinerary for the experience are given below:
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5:30pm: Check-in & pre-luau cultural activities such as Fresh Floral Hairpiece or Kupe’e Making and Polynesian tattooing (Moko) art.
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6:00pm: Luau begins with the Imu ceremony, followed by dinner service and the live show.
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8:30pm: Approximate luau end time.
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Know your leis:
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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.
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Shell lei: Made with locally sourced shells, they are long-lasting wreaths worn around your neck, unique to Hawaii.
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Kukui nut lei: Made with polished kukui nuts, sourced from the kukui (or candlenut) tree, these long-lasting leis signify harmony, honor, and respect.
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Your activities explained:
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Kupe’e: A fresh floral accessory handcrafted and typically used as a hairpiece, or an accessory you can wear around your ankle or wrist.
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Moko art: The art of Polynesian tattoo making using traditional Polynesian motifs.
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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.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.
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Please arrive at the redemption point 15 mins before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.
Ticket redemption point
- Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.
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