Oahu · SHOW
8 tours
Half the trick on this island is knowing what is walkable from Waikiki and what needs a coach. Here are 8 shows with prices, hours and pickup details attached, so the logistics are settled before you commit.
An intimate, Victorian-style magic show at Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel, featuring audience levitation inches away, comedy, and included drinks.
“My husband and I really enjoyed the show. The intimate setting was perfect. The host and Shoot were engaging and funny. I noted that they were especially kind to the children in the audience. Highly recommend!”
Oceanfront Ka Moana Lūʻau at Aloha Tower blends cultural activities, a full Hawaiian buffet, and a high-energy Polynesian show with fire dance.
“It was a lovely experience. The food was great and I loved the other activities offered; I would just recommend the company extends the times for those, they were over shortly after we arrived.”
Waikiki Nā Lei Aloha Lūʻau at Hyatt Regency: lei greeting, cocktails, rooftop hula show, and a generous dinner buffet or cocktail option.
“Very good, loved the music and the interaction with the audience.”
Waikiki Rock-A-Hula at Royal Hawaiian Theater with buffet or show-only. See hula, fire-knife and Elvis tributes, 1920s to today.
“It’s so bad that almost funny. It’s not the traditional hula show not a musical. Elvis and micheal Jackson lookalike - and unfortunately not really good. People around seemed to have fun. I didn’t enjoy it. It was tacky and cringey.”
Honolulu Pacific Star sunset cruise with a Pacific Rim buffet, roast beef carving, Mai Tai, and Polynesian show on the Star of Honolulu.
“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 pineapple welcome, a 1-hour Hawaiian buffet, hula, and optional Rock-A-Hula show with premier seats.
“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”
Explore Honolulu Hawaii Five-0 filming stops, including exclusive access to McGarrett's Bayer Estate, local snacks, and iconic sites.
“Very personal, both driver and host made us feel welcomed. They were both very knowledgeable and were obviously fans of Hawaii Five O. We especially enjoyed time at The Bayer Estate and meeting the two actors from the show. Dennis Chinn was especially interesting to meet due to his connection to the original show. Shawn Garnett was a lot of fun to talk to. We had a great time as we enjoyed lunch and the location.”
Ka Moana Luau in Honolulu pairs Waikiki transportation with hands-on Polynesian activities, a farm-to-table buffet, and an award show.
“Excellent!! Food was great and the show was like no other!”
