Top Honolulu Shows

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.

Catch tribute bands of your favorite artists at the ‘Rock-a-Hula’s 'Hawaiian Journey' show in Waikiki. Discover Hawaii's rich history from the 1920s to present-day, accompanied by a live band and dancers.

Mauka Warriors Luau sets itself apart in several ways. Here are 5 unique aspects of our experience not found elsewhere on the island: Hallowed Grounds - Visit the sacred site of the Battle of Kipapa, where ancient Hawaiian Warriors led by King Mailikukahi defended Oahu from invasion in 1410. Hawaiian War History - Witness the legend of King Kamehameha, Hawaii's greatest warrior, and his campaign to unite the islands. Memorable Entertainment - Experience a unique, interactive performance including a great balance of cultural dances, educational demonstrations, and historical re-enactments. Breathtaking views - Immerse yourself in a panoramic vista overlooking Honolulu and Diamond Head as you indulge in authentic Polynesian cuisine. Modern Experience - Enjoy the show and skip the lines by ordering drinks digitally from your table, and receive complimentary professional photos directly to your smartphone.

Experience a traditional Hawaiian Luau in a scenic location. The evening begins with a variety of cultural activities ideal for all ages. Learn to play the ukulele, string flower lei, or dance hula, and then sit down for a buffet dinner with a large selection of Hawaiian specialties like Kalua pork and grilled Mahi Mahi. Then settle in for the main event: an award-winning Polynesian fire dance performance.

Aloha Kai Luau is located at Sea Life Park which is a marine mammal park, bird sanctuary, and aquarium. Sea Life Park is Hawaii's best wild life marine park & aquarium. You can either drive yourself or you can be escorted via tour bus while you enjoy the interesting and entertaining commentary by the driver. Some of the places you will pass are on the way to Aloha Kai Luau are Diamond Head, Koko Head, Hanauma Bay, Lanai Lookout, Halona Blowhole, Sandy Beach, Makapuu Beach, and Makapuu lighthouse. Again, Just 25 minutes from Waikiki which is much closer than other luaus where you have to get on the highway and drive up to 90 minutes, the luau setting is worth the short journey — Enjoy Oahus highest sea cliffs towering behind with moonlit skies reflecting off to Deep blue Pacific Ocean in your front view.

Tickets are limited to less than 60 guests a show to provide close-up miracles, laughter, and the joys of a bygone era. Guests can participate in the show and enjoy the childlike wonder created by miraculous feats of prestidigitation. Guests are amazed and leave with the lines between fantasy and reality thoroughly and completely blurred! From our Maui magic show to the wonders of Oahu, you’ll have to see it to believe it!

Every Friday, a fireworks show takes place at Waikiki. Get the best seats in the house by taking a cruise out to Diamond Head. Drinks and snacks will be served on board and you're welcome to bring your own food so that you can enjoy dinner while taking in the spectacle.

Experience the excitement of a traditional oceanfront luau, Polynesian dance, music and even a fire-knife dance with this Diamond Head luau evening. Saddle up to a full bar after 'getting leid' and take in the incredible sunset over Waikiki Beach before kicking back for an entertaining show and a truly memorable Hawaiian experience!

Celebrate New Year's Eve with Rock-A-Hula, the biggest Hawaiian Show in the heart of Waikiki! Be whisked away on a “Hawaiian Journey” from 1920’s to today through powerful live performances by talented artists, amazing musicians and beautiful Hawaiian dancers. This special Rockin’ Eve show culminates an exciting countdown to midnight complete with firework visual effects!

Forgotten Warriors Luau sets itself apart by exploring Polynesia’s history of wars and warriors – a significant but seemingly forgotten aspect of authentic Polynesian culture. Come enjoy a gorgeous view of Honolulu, delicious Polynesian cuisine, fascinating history, and a show to remember.

This is the first show ever to incorporate live surfing by using the 100-foot wide Wai Kai Wave in the performance - the perfect way to learn about the history of Heʻe Nalu (ocean wave riding) and Heʻe Puʻe Wai (river wave surfing). Be entertained, educated and inspired by Hawaiian and Tahitian performers as they weave a thrilling story through song and dance, telling the history of “Wai” (fresh water) and “Kai” (Ocean Water) in the journey of the evolution of Polynesia.