A luau can be a blast, and they are highly recommended
Big Island Revealed Guidebook:
A luau can be a blast, and they are highly recommended
Moon Guidebook:
Attending a luau is like going to dinner theater. It’s a good opportunity to try a lot of local foods at once. If you really enjoy a good Broadway show, then you might enjoy a luau, and kids seem to love them.
We offer two luaus, one in Waikoloa and one in Kona. Both have beautiful waterfront settings and include an unearthing of the pig ceremony, hands-on activities, open bar, buffet dinner, and a cultural performance culminating in a fire knife dance. The key differences between the two are outlined in the table below. Additional details and booking options can be found by visiting the individual pages.
COVID-19 UPDATE: Currently, official reopening dates for both luaus have not yet been set.
![]() Marriott Waikoloa | ![]() Courtyard Marriott Kona | |
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Location | Waikoloa | Kona |
Days and Times | Monday & Wednesday 5 - 8 pm | Tuesday, Thursday, & Sunday 5:30 - 8:20 pm |
Open Bar | Yes, with higher end offerings and requests included | Yes, assortment of staple drinks included plus premium cash bar |
Price | Age 13+: $117 Age 6-12: $58.50 Age 5 & under: Free Premier Seating Upgrade: $35 | Age 13+: $114.27 Age 5-12: $58.38 Age 4 & under: Free Premium Seating Upgrade: Age 13+: $18.50, Age 5-12: $13.50 |
More Details | More Details |