According to the website, VIP is $159 (age 10 and up). Regular is $119 (10 and up). The price includes gratuities but not taxes. It doesn't look like the activities are an extra cost but I can't say for sure.What is the cost per person? Food? Activities?
Is Aulani's Luau one of the best on Oahu?
Can anyone compare this to Paradise Cove luau?
how many rows of tables is dedicated to VIP seating?
I am sorry i didn't see your thread but i posted a review today of the Luau, and untill they improve it i wouldn't suggest it, we were very disappointed. You might want rent a car for the day and try one of the followingIs it worth it to buy the VIP tickets for the. Aulani Luau
I am sorry i didn't see your thread but i posted a review today of the Luau, and untill they improve it i wouldn't suggest it, we were very disappointed. You might want rent a car for the day and try one of the following
https://www.halekoa.com/dining-and-entertainment/entertainment/the-hale-koa-luau.html
http://www.polynesia.com/dining_and...gclid=CNnSioGwhNICFYZhfgodjOcIpw#.WJ0XApLA-i4
I have attended both of these luaus and have greatly injoyed myself. I hope in the future to be able to recommend the Luau at the Aulani But as of now I am sorry to say it doesn't have that Disney Magic we all expect.
No it is military first but it is also open to public unless they have changed their policy.Hale Koa Luau is for military and military families, right? I have read great things but think we are ineligible...
My wife called and they were able to let us know what food our Granddaughter could eat (milk Allergy) and were even nice enough to make a dessert special for her. Just make sure that your server is aware.