Honolulu · SHOW
6 reviewed
Out of 6 shows we cover, these 6 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details sit below, so you can choose in a few minutes and get back to the fun part.
An intimate Oahu magic show at Hilton Waikiki with comedy, audience participation, and a firsthand levitation act plus valet and drinks.
“Was a really good night! Lots of laughs, some comedy mixed with magic. Intimate setting with lots of crowd participation. Definitely worth seeing!”
Honolulu’s oceanfront Ka Moana Lūʻau at Aloha Tower mixes cultural activities, an island buffet, and a high-energy Polynesian fire dance show.
“Just beautiful and amazing dinner. Show Was amazing. People Were so Nice and talented. Would Highly recommend”
A non-profit Waikīkī luʻau with a lei greeting, sunset rooftop show, and dinner or cocktail option that supports Hawaiian cultural programs.
“It was a beautiful experience overall. The food was good. The hostesses were welcoming and friendly and the show was excellent. Pity we had a shower during the show. Highly recommended.”
Waikiki’s Rock-A-Hula at the Royal Hawaiian Theater: hula, Tahitian, fire-knife, plus an optional Hawaiian buffet with vegan choices.
“If you’re looking for something traditional that will highlight the culture and tradition of hula, this is not it. This is more of a pop/rock and roll show that mainly focuses on Elvis. Respectfully, I found the show to be below subpar and we left halfway into the show. I couldn’t sit there and watch it any longer.”
Pier 8 sunset cruise with Pacific Rim buffet, roast beef carving, signature Mai Tai, and Polynesian show on Honolulu waters.
“This was a fantastic cruise. The meal was delicious and the server Riley was very helpful and friendly Highly recommend this cruise 🚢”
Waikiki luau dinner with Maui Gold pineapple, Mai Tai, and a Hawaiian buffet plus optional Rock-A-Hula show with fire-knife dancing.
“Il be very honest.. the show its self was great! i actually loved it! Elvis and MJ where fantastic, the Island music was beautiful as well. the food isnt worth the money, you only get one plate of food that you need to wait almost a hour to go yet, then they shove dessert down your throat and then u wait another 30 min for ppl to sit for the show... i would pay to c the show.. still over priced for a show thats just over a hour.. but not the buffet”
